The mechanical engineering undergraduate program in our branch campus in Quito held a meeting for its graduates; 70 people joined the meeting. Sonia Guaño, director of the undergraduate program, invited the graduates to keep in touch with the university in order to constantly provide some feedback on the current demands of the job market. 

Tatiana Mosquera, research coordinator, said "it is your responsibility to improve production and competitiveness processes, you have a direct impact in the country's development because strengthen knowledge and technology in strategic sectors".

Cristian López, professor presented the results of a survey that was applied to 140 graduates in 2019 about the workplace, performance areas, post graduate studies, salaries and the difficulties they encounter when obtaining a job. Regarding the job market, 82.9% have a job, 85.2% work in private companies and they work in the areas of mechanical design, projects and production.

Mario Vela, manager of "Preysi" company, led a talk on tenso - structures and textile architecture. He spoke about tensomenbranas that are part of the branch of textile architecture. Vela encouraged participants to innovate and said that Mechanical Engineering is broad, versatile, profitable and applicable.