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05 Jun 2025

The Skills Gap: How 2025 Bottlenecks Are Impacting Engineering Jobs

As global economies shift towards cleaner energy, electric vehicles, and improved infrastructure, bottlenecks in specific engineering skills are becoming increasingly apparent. A recent Bloomberg article analyzes the potential consequences of these gaps, focusing on the transportation, power grid, and urban infrastructure sectors.

Transportation Sector

With the rapid adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), automotive engineers will face new challenges in power electronics, battery engineering, and charging infrastructure. As legacy automakers attempt to catch up to EV leader Tesla, the demand for skilled engineers continues to rise. Infrastructure development for autonomous vehicles is also on the horizon, creating additional demands for advanced engineering skills.

Power Grid and Energy Storage

The evolving energy landscape is moving towards a decentralized model, requiring significant power grid upgrades and modernization. Renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power, necessitate energy storage solutions and improved transmission capabilities. Power electronics engineers and those with expertise in battery systems will play a crucial role in this transition.

Urban Infrastructure

As cities around the world invest in public transit and sustainable urban development, civil and environmental engineers will face growing demands for their skillsets. Updating existing infrastructure and creating new transportation solutions require expertise in construction management, planning, and environmental engineering.

Implications and Solutions

The skills gap in these engineering sectors has significant implications for economic growth and sustainability goals. Collaboration between industry leaders, government entities, and educational institutions is necessary to address the problem. This includes investments in STEM education, professional development opportunities, and targeted recruitment strategies to attract and train the next generation of engineers.

As we navigate the evolving landscape of engineering jobs, the 2025 bottlenecks serve as a reminder that the skills gap must be addressed head-on to achieve a more sustainable and technologically advanced future.


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