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Methodology: An email survey was sent to subscribers of Design News (both print and e newsletters) during the month of May, 2009. Results of the study were tabulated by Research Results, an independent research firm. The survey evaluated compensation as well as job satisfaction: The following areas were studied: Current salary compared to previous year Length of employment Engineering discipline and ones of greatest demand in next 6 months Level of job stress compared to previous year Reasons for job stress Impact of economy Level of supervisory and/or budgetary responsibility compared to previous year Average work hours compared to previous year Level of satisfaction in Design Engineer career Reasons for job satisfaction and dissatisfaction Challenges of job Size of company Company s major product line Results are based on 1,665 usable replies. At a 95% confidence level, results are accurate and projectable within a + or 2.5% margin of error. 2

Salary and Compensation 3

What is your current base annual salary for 2009? (not including bonus, commissions, etc.) $50,000 or less $50,000 $59,999 9% 9% $60,000 $69,999 12% $70,000 $79,000 14% $80,000 $89,999 $90,000 $99,999 $100,000 $109,999 11% 11% 12% $110,000 $119,999 $120,000 $129,000 6% 6% $130,000 $149,000 $150,000 or more 4% 5% Average Salary: $89,748 Median Salary: $84,417 4

How does your base annual salary compare with 2008? If your base salary changed over the past 12 months, by how much? Less than 2% increase 5% 2 4% increase 71% Increased 38% 5 7% increase 8 10% increase Over 10% increase 6% 5% 12% Average Salary Increase: 4% Median Salary Increase: 3% Stayed the same 47% Decreased 15% Less than 2% decrease 2 4% decrease 5 7% decrease 7% 24% 8 10% decrease Over 10% decrease 33% 35% Average Salary Decrease: 21% Median Salary Decrease: 10% 5

How much will you earn in bonuses, commissions, etc.? (not including base salary in 2009) Over $50,000 4% $9,000 $49,999 $7,000 $8,999 3% 12% Average Bonus: $6,136 $5,000 $6,999 7% $3,000 $4,999 5% $1,000 $2,999 10% Less than $1,000 2% No bonus/commission received 57% 6

How does your bonus, commission, etc. plan compare with 2008? If your bonus, commission, etc. plan increased/decreased compared to 2008, how much? Less than 2% increase 2% 2 4% increase 25% Increased 7% 5 7% increase 8 10% increase 13% 13% Average Increase in bonus: 35% Median Increase in bonus: 10% Stayed the same 66% Decreased 27% Over 10% increase Less than 2% decrease 2% 47% 2 4% decrease 6% 5 7% decrease 8 10% decrease 9% 11% Average Decrease in bonus: 51% Median Decrease in bonus: 50% Over 10% decrease 73% 7

Careers in Engineering 8

How long have you been an engineer? Which is your primary engineering discipline? (i.e. mechanical or electrical design) Less than 5 years 7% % of respondents Mechanical engineering 39% 6 10 years 9% Electrical/electronics engineering 24% Manufacturing engineering 10% 11 15 years 14% Electromechanical engineering Controls engineering 6% 5% 16 20 years 14% Software engineering Materials engineering 3% 2% Over 20 years 55% Other 10% Average years: 18 9

How many years have you worked in your present position? How many years have you worked in your present company? Less than 3 years 21% Less than 1 year 1 9 years 2% 51% 10 + years 45% 10 14 years 15 19 years 9% 16% 3 5 years 14% 20 24 years 9% 25 29 years 6% 5 10 years 20% 30 34 years 35+ years 3% 5% Average years: 8 Average years: 12 10

In an average week, how many hours do you work? How has the number of hours you work each week changed over the past year? Under 40 hours 5% 40 49 hours 71% Work more hours 24% 50 59 hours 60 69 hours 4% 19% Same # of hours 61% Work less hours 15% 70+ hours 1% Average hours: 60 11

Do you have supervisory and/or budget responsibility? If you are supervising people, how has this changed during the past 2 years? Neither 44% (NET) Supervisory/Both 47% Same 42% Less people 32% More people 26% Budgetary 9% 12

What is the number of employees that you are supervising today and what is the number of employees you supervised two years ago? 50% 51% Number of employees supervised in 2009 Number of employees supervised in 2007 25% 27% 21% 18% Average number of employees supervised in 2009: 6 Average number of employees supervised in 2007: 6 4% 4% None Fewer than 5 5 to 19 20 to 99 100 or more 13

Job Satisfaction 14

In general, how satisfied are you with your career in design engineering? Not At All Satisfied 3% Extremely Satisfied 10% Not Very Satisfied 11% Very Satisfied 40% Somewhat Satisfied 36% 15

What factors contribute to being satisfied with your job? Problem solving Technical challenges Opportunity to be creative Variety of projects Relationships with colleagues Opportunity for new challenges Salary Location Job security Relationship with boss Benefits Company s financial stability Recognition from peers Recognition from management Relationships with subordinates Company size Travel Opportunity for job training Advancement opportunities Managing people Other % of respondents 78% 73% 70% 60% 56% 56% 53% 49% 39% 39% 38% 35% 35% 34% 29% 23% 21% 21% 16% 10% 3% What factors greatly impact on your dissatisfaction with your current job? Company politics No room for advancement No recognition Stress level too high Workload Salary Company unstable Outsourcing Lack of benefits Not challenging enough Lack of adequate technology Colleagues Location Other % of respondents 69% 65% 62% 53% 48% 48% 43% 36% 29% 28% 27% 20% 13% 20% Base: Not very or Not at all satisfied with career in design engineering Base: Extremely/Somewhat satisfied with career in design engineering 16

How concerned or secure do you feel about your job in the current economic climate? Not Very Concerned 21% Not At All Concerned 5% Extremely Concerned 13% Somewhat Concerned 40% Very Concerned 21% 17

Has your company experienced any of the following during the last 12 months? What percent of your engineering workforce was reduced? Layoffs/downsized during the last 6 months 68% 1 19% 49% 20 39% 19% Hiring freeze 57% 40 59% 7% Hiring/Adding personnel 23% 60 79% 4% 80 99% 1% Average % of workforce reduction: 17% Other 13% >100% 1% 18

Which of the following have you experienced in the last 12 months? No raise in 2009 67% No bonus 39% Reduction in benefits package 34% Asked to take a pay cut 19% Increased time off 19% Laid off 6% 19

How actively are you seeking another job? Passively 20% Actively 10% Which approach(es) are you taking to look for a new job? Word of mouth/peers/colleagues 64% Job Search websites 35% I'm happy where I am 31% I'm always open to better opportunities 39% Search firms/headhunters 27% Have you been contacted by a staffing/recruiting company in the last 6 months? Social networking sites Contacting vendors/suppliers 15% 19% Yes 46% Attend job fairs 5% Other 13% No 54% 20

Which engineering discipline do you feel will be in the highest demand in the next 6 months? Would you recommend this field to your son, daughter or to a friend? Software engineering 24% Electrical/electronics engineering Electromechanical engineering 17% 20% Yes 72% Mechanical engineering 11% Controls engineering 8% Manufacturing engineering 6% No 28% Materials engineering 5% Other 9% 21

Demographics 22

How many people does your company employ and how many work as engineers? 55% Number of Employees Number of Engineers 45% 24% 17% 23% 21% Average number of people employed at a company: 704 6% 8% Average number of engineers employed at a company: 392 < 100 101 500 501 999 > 1,000 23

What is your company s major product line? In which region do you work? Automotive Aerospace Industrial Controls Medical % of respondents 11% 10% 10% 9% Midwest (MI, OH, KY, TN, IN, WI, IL, MN, IA, MO, ND, SD, NE, KS) Mid Atlantic (NY, PA, NJ, DE, MD, WV, VA, D.C.) Southwest (CA, NV, AZ) 13% 12% 37% Defense Systems 6% South (AL, MS, AR, LA, OK, TX) 9% Instruments/Test Equipment Communication Systems Machine Tools Semiconductors Computers/Peripherals Contract Electronics 5% 4% 4% 4% 3% 3% Southeast (NC, SC, GA, FL) New England (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT) Mountain States (MT, ID, UT, WY, CO, NM) Pacific Northwest (WA, OR) 4% 4% 7% 7% Contract Manufacturing Energy/power/oil & gas Construction Equipment 3% 3% 3% Canada Other 1% 5% Electronic Components 2% Other 7% 24

Please indicate your educational background. What is your age group? Bachelors degree in engineering Masters degree in engineering 21% 59% 65+ 4% 18 25 1% 26 34 9% Two year Associates degree in techincal field 15% 55 64 23% Bachelors in non engineering field Masters in business administration 6% 6% 35 44 23% Ph.D in engineering 3% Advanced degree in non engineering field Current student 3% 1% 45 54 40% Other 5% Average age: 48 No college degree 6% 25

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Company size Number of Employees Bonus, commission, etc. Base salary $5,985 $6,206 $6,888 $4,446 $100,189 $80,857 $81,460 $80,134 <100 101 500 501 999 1,000+ *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 26

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Age Bonus, commission, etc. Base salary $1,391 $5,377 $6,519 $7,922 $3,898 $131,170 $3,674 $50,190 $70,941 $89,109 $91,417 $90,915 18 25 26 34 35 44 45 54 55 64 65+ *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 27

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Level of Education Bonus, commission, etc. Base salary $6,200 $6,355 $9,321 $5,021 $91,709 $102,984 $76,556 $93,234 Bachelors degree in engineering Masters/PhD degree in engineering Two year Associates degree in a technical field Bachelors or Advanced degree in non engr/masters in BA *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 28

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Number of Hours Worked Bonus, commission, etc. Base salary $6,733 $4,655 $5,663 $6,264 $60,577 $86,316 $106,958 $96,759 <40 40 49 50 59 60+ *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 29

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Number of Years at Present Job Bonus, commission, etc. Base salary $6,264 $6,733 $4,655 $5,663 $5,789 $5,110 $8,883 $84,958 $85,358 $88,473 $99,426 $95,928 $96,382 $101,167 <5 5 to 9 10 to 14 15 to 19 20 to 24 25 to 29 30+ *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 30

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Satisfaction with job Bonus, commission, etc. Base salary $7,455 $4,759 $4,963 $95,398 $84,686 $82,337 Extremely/Very Satisfied Somewhat Satisfied Not Very/Not at all Satisfied *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 31

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Budget Responsibility Bonus, commission, etc. Base salary $8,589 $4,031 $98,631 $82,581 (NET) Supervisory/ Both Neither *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 32

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Seeking another job Bonus, commission, etc. Base salary $6,222 $5,182 $5,594 $7,438 $87,213 $89,057 $86,722 $94,730 Actively Passively I'm always open to better opportunities I'm happy where I am *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 33

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Number of Years of Experience Bonus, commission, etc. Base salary $7,705 $5,828 $4,277 $3,171 $2,683 $56,465 $74,584 $86,315 $86,757 $98,759 <5 6 to 10 11 to 15 16 to 20 > 20 *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 34

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Job Discipline Engineering Bonus, commission, etc. Base Salary $2,818 $8,645 $6,113 $6,689 $6,002 $5,717 $6,103 $6,681 $97,263 $95,538 $94,155 91,673 $88,867 $88,658 $83,097 $85,000 Materials Software Electrical/ electronics Controls Mechanical Electromechanical Manufacturing Other *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 35

Total Average Compensation (Salary + Bonus) Industry Semiconductor (N=57) $101,102 $6,643 Defense System (N=106) Energy/power/oil & gas (N=51) $101,049 $98,931 $3,942 $11,400 Base Salary Bonus, commission, etc. Aerospace (N=165) $98,450 $6,071 Medical (N=143) $97,952 $9,063 Computer/Peripheral (N=55) $96,313 $5,480 Instrument/Test Equip. (N=89) $95,567 $7,927 Communication System (N=71) $91,220 $8,663 Automotive (N=171) $87,480 $4,920 Electronic Compt. (N=40) $86,777 $5,700 Consumer Electronic (N=52) $85,862 $4,805 Industrial Control (154) $83,280 $5,286 Machine Tools (N=71) $82,377 $6,422 Includes: Construction Equip. (N=47) Contract Mfg (N=49) Other (N=106) $81,382 $73,518 $78,150 $6,410 $3,528 $5,344 Transportation Office equipment Education Recreational items *Values may not sum to total due to rounding 36