EE degree after 20 yrs

I'm looking for some advice/opinions on work that I could get with a BS electrical engineering received in winter 1990. I worked for about 1 year before changing to the roll raising a family. I would like to find a part-time job. I have no idea of what kind of pay I can expect. My time is very flexible and because of my husands job, I don't really need benefits. I live in the Boulder, CO area. Basically, right now I just want a good paying hourly job that provides on the job training with perhaps the oportunity to advance. I would hope that my degree is worth something even 20 yrs later. I can't afford to go back to school.

TIA Susan

susan0309 in Westminster, Colorado said: I'm looking for some advice/opinions on work that I could get with a BS electrical engineering received in winter 1990. I worked for about 1 year before changing to the roll raising a family. I would like to find a part-time job. I have no idea of what kind of pay I can expect. My time is very flexible and because of my husands job, I don't really need benefits. I live in the Boulder, CO area. Basically, right now I just want a good paying hourly job that provides on the job training with perhaps the oportunity to advance. I would hope that my degree is worth something even 20 yrs later. I can't afford to go back to school.

TIA Susan

FWIW I studied control systems and microprocessor design.

I was in your position about 12 years ago. Got my BSEE in 1982 and my husband lost his job, so I had to go back to work after being a stay at home mom. I decided to apply for Inside Sales job for a lighting company. It was a good transition into the workforce, I helped people select lighting for their houses.

Then after that I found an inside sales job at a manufacturer, got promoted to project manager and went into operational excellence.

Engineering degrees, no matter how dusty, still earn respect.

Lori, Thank you very much for your encouraging and helpful reply. Susan