The Nevada County Economic Resource Council had a great time meeting talented Chico State students at the Technical Career Fair last month. Many students who will be graduating shortly expressed interest in working here in Nevada County and signed up for our talent directory. One such highly skilled individual is Alexander Lopez, about to graduate with a B.S. of Mechatronic Engineering. A refrain we hear frequently is how hard it is to find engineers and similarly educated candidates for hard to fill jobs in Nevada County so hopefully Alexander will get an offer soon and help fill a crucial gap at a local business. Check out his talent profile here with links to contact him directly!
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