Kylie Derner asked Vanessa Rutherford, Honda Performance Development Added 8 days AGO Where do electrical engineers work? Where do electrical engineers work? Related to Computer, Construction, Difficult Classes, Electrical, Energy, Engineering Skills, Machines, Working with People Answers 1 EngineerGirl Team Answered 7 days AGO Hi Kylie. Electrical engineers are very versatile. They often work on teams with other engineers and scientists and can find jobs in industry, government, universities, consulting, or other areas. Check out more on our careers page
Mia Peterson Added Tuesday, June 28, 2022 at 2:26 PM What are the best steps to take after getting your Engineering Degree? How does one branch into different industries with little to no experience in them? I am recent graduate with a Mechanical Engineering Degree and I am a bit lost. As a College student during Covid I didn't have a internship, while in school, so I am doing one currently. How to branch out? How do you make connections? Related to Communication Skills, Construction, Engineering Branches, Engineering Skills, Infrastructure, Internships & Jobs, Opportunities/Challenges for Women, Self Doubt, Transportation & Travel, Unique Challenges, Working with People Answers 1 Mercy Asin, MGV Answered Tuesday, January 24, 2023 at 4:45 AM The steps I would advise you take would be 1) Register and join an Engineering society in your city, attend their meetings and keep up to date with their posts on social media as some of them usually post graduate trainee programmes organized by some ...
Fabiola asked Janelle Leafblad, WoodWorks - Wood Products Council Added Tuesday, April 13, 2021 at 1:46 PM What is needed for a PE license? Janelle - I'm in the middle of Pursuing a Bach. in Arch. Engineering. I did some research and found out you can become a PE. I read to become a PE or stamp MEP or structural drawings you have to be licensed in each one. Is this true? What would I need to do to be able to stamp my own drawings. Not only am I constantly questioning how we are making a building, but in the long run I would like to hopefully make and sell my own floor plans (not necessarily to make loads of money, but ... Related to Choosing a Degree, Civil, Construction, Education, Infrastructure, Internships & Jobs, Merging Fields, Work Environment Answers 1 Janelle Leafblad, WoodWorks - Wood Products Council Answered Wednesday, October 6, 2021 at 5:43 PM Fabiola, The specifics on licensing have changed since my test-taking days, but the basics remain the same. In order to stamp drawings as a licensed professional engineer you'll need: an engineering degree from an accredited institution, experience ...
CBliss asked Marnie Smith, Network Partners Added Saturday, December 1, 2018 at 7:24 PM What advice would you give someone who always loved math/inventing but was discouraged against it for being a girl so got a BA instead of a BS, and now wants to go back to school for engineering? The BA is in nothing related to engineering and I am only 3 years out of college and have already excelled in my field, but am bored out of my skull. I work at a job counseling people and then I come home and tinker and build things out of whatever I have lying around the house. I want a job that would let me design, build, and invent things for solutions to public health issues, but I am so paralyzed with fear that I have already ruined my life with that horrible decision to get a BA instead ... Related to Construction, Machines, Mechanical, Medicine, Merging Fields, Self Doubt, Special fields and Interdisciplinary, Unique Challenges Answers 1 Marnie Smith, Network Partners Answered Friday, December 7, 2018 at 2:22 PM You are not a lost cause! First, I want to say that I'm sorry that you were given such poor feedback and support that ultimately discouraged you from pursuing Engineering. This day and age, that is really unfair! Your journey does not have to end here. ...
Lenza asked Gillian Montgomery, Buehler Engineering, Inc Added Thursday, September 13, 2018 at 6:12 AM I have bachelor's degree in Civil engineering and i want to study masters but confused about which subject to specialize in, is Structural engineering specialty hard to study? I haven't worked in engineering field yet, and i don't know whether i can do structural engineering or not because i wasn't smart at college i was ok, i'm good at math, drawing and Auto Cad. Related to Choosing a Degree, Civil, Construction, Difficult Classes, Education, Graduate School Answers 1 Gillian Montgomery, Buehler Engineering, Inc Answered Sunday, January 13, 2019 at 9:17 AM Hard is relative. I found a passion in it, so it made the studying easier. Maybe think about what part of math, drawings and AutoCad you like the best. Do you like understanding the deep theories or crunching the numbers and using computers to help ...
Alexandra Resney asked Kim Wheeler, Abbott Added Monday, September 10, 2018 at 1:02 PM Application Advice Hi Kim, I absolutely love the idea of engineering rides, especially the mix of computer and hands-on work! I am currently an undergrad studying Mechanical Engineering and looking at Grad Schools for Civil. Disney is obviously the dream - I have some questions about how you got there and how you would recommend others do so: Where did you initially apply? (The Disney Careers Website?) I know you said you were familiar with the software that Disney uses, is ... Related to Aeronautical/Aerospace , Civil, Construction, Engineering Skills, Graduate School, Internships & Jobs, Machines, Materials, Materials, Mechanical, Space, Sports & Entertainment Answers 1 Kim Wheeler, Abbott Answered Tuesday, September 18, 2018 at 4:11 PM Hi Alexandra, 1. Yes I applied to Disney directly on the website. I started as an intern so I applied through the Disney careers website: https://jobs.disneycareers.com/professional-internships 2. I had completed two previous internships with medical ...
Jeremiah Marcos Added Saturday, August 11, 2018 at 3:46 AM thinking about majoring in civil engineering I have a general idea of what a civil engineer does. Before you majored in civil engineering, did you know a lot about what they do? Related to Choosing a Degree, Civil, Construction, Engineering Branches, Environment, Environmental, Industrial, Materials, Self Doubt Answers 3 Julia Lopez, Turner Construction Answered Tuesday, May 21, 2024 at 8:43 AM I had no idea what civil engineering was. I went to college as an engineer but hadn't declared which engineering major I wanted to do. I kind of just ended up falling into the major and I love it. There are SO many amazing career paths you can go down in ... Yamini Grover, Fugro Answered Tuesday, April 30, 2024 at 3:36 PM Hi Jeremiah! I had no clue what civil engineering was up until secondary school. It was when I had to finally decide what majors to choose for my bachelor's degree that I googled about all options I had. I just knew that in civil engineering courses, I ... Kara Kockelman, University of Texas at Austin Answered Wednesday, August 15, 2018 at 12:35 PM Fabulous question! Honestly, I had almost no idea what civil engineers do when I was in high school. I simply found math and physics not as ambiguous, open-ended and subjective (and thus difficult, for me) as writing essays, and not as memory-intensive ...
Cary asked Kim Wheeler, Abbott Added Wednesday, August 8, 2018 at 10:09 AM I was wondering if you had any information on the Disney college program or if you know how well rounded and involved they look for students to be on applications and resumes? Walt Disney World has always held a special place in my heart and inspired me to pursue engineering, something I never thought I could do. Now I am going into my senior year as a civil engineering student. I have been struggling to get my GPA up from a 2.975 to a 3.0 for about two years now so that I could apply for Disney internships. Now I am considering the college program as well as I am feeling discouraged about being able to gain that last 0.034 points on my GPA. I am a member of the ... Related to Civil, Construction, Difficult Classes, Environment, Internships & Jobs, Materials, Self Doubt, Transportation & Travel, Unique Challenges Answers 1 Kim Wheeler, Abbott Answered Tuesday, August 28, 2018 at 5:10 PM Hey Cary, first of all, please do not be discouraged! Engineering coursework is HARD no matter who you are and to me GPA isn't always the best indicator of who's the right candidate for the job. Having said that, unfortunately that is one of the ...
Jessica Added Saturday, July 28, 2018 at 12:26 AM Architecture vs architectural engineering What is the difference between architecture and architectural engineering? Related to Architectural, Construction, Engineering Branches Answers 1 Alyse Falconer, Point Energy Innovations Answered Tuesday, July 31, 2018 at 11:31 AM Architecture has a lot more studio classes, design, and drawing / sketching to it. Architectural Engineering studies both architecture and engineering. When you complete an AE course, you’ll have an engineering degree, which you can specialize in ...
Nyah Gaston Added Wednesday, July 11, 2018 at 11:00 AM Is there any discrimination of women in the civil engineering field? I'm currently a junior in high school and there's seems to be discrimination everywhere in my life considering I'm an African American women. Is there going to be a lot of judgement in this profession? Related to Architectural, Civil, Construction, Social Concerns, Work Environment Answers 1 Camille Sowells, CP&Y, Inc. Answered Wednesday, July 11, 2018 at 2:33 PM In my experience, there has not been a lot of discrimination. You cannot control whether or not other people chose to judge on the basis of your skin color, gender, age or anything else. That is a reflection of who they are. You can only focus your ...
Sibina Rose asked Zahra Khan, Columbus Technologies and Services Added Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 4:30 AM I'm an aeronautical engineer, searching for a job. Most of the job providers are asking for minimum of 6 months experience. I'm a fresher and I want to get recruited. How can I find a job as a fresher Related to Aeronautical/Aerospace , Construction, Internships & Jobs, Space Answers 1 Zahra Khan, Columbus Technologies and Services Answered Thursday, June 28, 2018 at 3:50 PM Hi! Do you have any internship experience you can point to? As a new grad, you still might be able to do an internship to get experience. When I finished my Masters, my first job was an internship with a possibility of it being converted into a ...
Jessica Dale Added Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 1:26 PM What types of things would an architectural engineer do? And what types of subjects would I study in high school to prepare for college in order to be one? I’m 15 and I’ve always wanted to be an engineer or architect but architectural engineering really interests me, I need to start picking my subjects in school that would help me to get into the course I want, what ones should I think of and how would I go about it? Related to Architectural, Choosing a Degree, Construction, Engineering Branches, Engineering Skills, Preparation for College Answers 1 Melanie Cragnolin, Cragnolin Engineering and Design Associates DPC Answered Tuesday, May 8, 2018 at 10:50 AM I strongly recommend taking calculus based physics, calculus and AutoCAD or AutoDesk based building information modeling if it is offered in high school in order to prepare to study architectural engineering. Mechanical drawing is also recommended. ...
Farah Issa asked Carmen Espinal, Illinois Tool Works Added Wednesday, May 2, 2018 at 2:30 PM How did you decide before college that mechanical engineering was what you wanted to go into? Related to Aeronautical/Aerospace , Choosing a Degree, Computers, Construction, Education, Engineering Branches, Environment, Mechanical, Preparation for College, Transportation & Travel Answers 1 Carmen Espinal, Illinois Tool Works Answered Thursday, May 10, 2018 at 5:00 PM Hi Farah, My circumstances were a little bit different. They kind of steered me towards Mechanical Engineering. Here is what I mean: I come from a country where college education is free provided you have good grades during high school and good grades ...
Micah Scott Added Wednesday, January 17, 2018 at 8:25 AM How do you find an ethical use for engineering, when humans are mostly building unsustainable systems of oppression and resource extraction? I’ve had a career in computer and electrical engineering, but it’s hard to see the upside in this stuff any more. Technologies can help people sure, but only within the massively inequitable system that powers our tech. How would an engineer use their skills to contribute positively to the world? Related to Communications, Computer, Computers, Construction, Education, Electrical, Energy, Environment, Food & Agriculture, Mechanical, Medicine, Software, Transportation & Travel Answers 1 Khadijah Latiff, Amazon Answered Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 10:44 AM You can design and build a benevolent AI machine and let it rule humans like in the Matrix or build reusable rockets that can propel us to Mars and be used to mine asteroids. It doesn't have to be unsustainable. Living without tech is also becoming ...
C P Added Thursday, December 21, 2017 at 7:20 PM School and kids and full time employment: is it possible? Hi, I am 30 years old with a full time job, and 3 kids (2 of which are under 2yrs old), I have not gone to school since HS and I am considering going to school for civil engineering, I was good at math in HS but I am nervous to start college and wondering if its even a possibility to pursue school in this field while maintaining a full time job and taking care of my family?! I have spoken with my spouse and I could do a part time job if needed but I am wondering if any of you were in a similar ... Related to Architectural, Civil, Construction, Difficult Classes, Graduate School, Opportunities/Challenges for Women, Preparation for College, Self Doubt Answers 1 Kristy Rasbach, General Motors Answered Saturday, December 23, 2017 at 4:53 AM First of all, I admire your desire to continue your education in a field that you have interest! Good for you! I think it's perfectly normal to be apprehensive when considering a big decision like this. Sure, managing a family, work, and college ...
Ally Added Wednesday, October 25, 2017 at 3:50 AM I am not sure what kind of job I would like to do. Any suggestions? I am a Freshman in high school, but I am worried about what kind of job I am going to have and if I will enjoy it and it will fit my needs. I would like to be an environmental, mechanical, or civic engineer. (I am not yet sure what kind of engineering yet) I would like to be able to help others, possibly in third world countries, but still, earn enough money. I would also like to travel when I am a young adult but have opportunities to settle down when I am older. Related to Architectural, Civil, Communications, Construction, Engineering Branches, Environment, Environmental, International Travel, Mechanical, Self Doubt, Transportation & Travel, Work Environment Answers 1 Karen Thole, Pennsylvania State University Answered Friday, November 3, 2017 at 11:28 AM Most of us did not know what kind of job we would like to have when we were at your stage of life. As a matter of fact, I did not even know enough to consider being an engineer! The good news is that most of us figure out what our passions are as we go ...
Yatziri Added Tuesday, August 15, 2017 at 10:24 AM What is the understanding of your career choice? What are your reasons as to why you chose this career in general? Related to Architectural, Choosing a School, Communication Skills, Communications, Construction, Earth Resources, Engineering Branches, Engineering Skills, Environment, International Travel, Internships & Jobs, Materials, Materials, Math & Science, Medicine, Ocean, Preparation for College, Space, Sports & Entertainment , Transportation & Travel, Unique Challenges, Work Environment Answers 1 Answered Monday, September 25, 2017 at 7:44 PM Answered by Krista Murphy I was searching for an opportunity to combine technical skills and interaction with a variety of people. Engineering consulting offers an opportunity for both design and project management. I enjoy spending time with project ...
Sam Added Saturday, August 5, 2017 at 1:30 PM Are there any kinds of engineering careers that include design and problem solving? Hands on work, and computer design? My math is weak, trouble shooting and creativity skills are strong. I'm two years into my graphic design degree, but lately I think I've realized that I want a little more. I miss working in a warehouse and doing things hands on, but also I love to design and I'm good with photoshop, rendering programs, etc. I love to build things. Are there any degrees/careers that include both? Like I said math isn't my strongest subject but I'm very creative and I enjoy problem solving. I also get along well with people so that isn't a concern. Related to Choosing a Degree, Choosing a School, Computers, Construction, Internships & Jobs, Merging Fields, Preparation for College Answers 1 Katie Smith, Appalachian Power Company Answered Wednesday, August 23, 2017 at 2:57 PM Sam, There are many engineering careers that are design related, but I might suggest an associate engineering program if your math is weak and prefer a hands on environment. Many careers like the one you are searching for will only require a 2 year ...
Charles Added Monday, June 19, 2017 at 11:57 PM I'm 40 years of age and I'm not thinking about it,but I'm going to College and I would eventually like to become a Mechanical Engineer or another type of Engineering? Am I too old?LMK.Thanks. Thank you "Charles". Related to Choosing a Degree, Communication Skills, Computer, Computers, Construction, Difficult Classes, Education, Electrical, Energy, Engineering Branches, Engineering Skills, Graduate School, Internships & Jobs, Machines, Materials, Materials, Math & Science, Mechanical, Merging Fields, Preparation for College, Self Doubt, Software Answers 1 Katelyn Lichte, Corteva Agriscience Answered Friday, July 28, 2017 at 9:39 AM Hello Charles, I will start off by saying that I'm only 22, I just graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering. I definitely don't think you're too old. In my class, there were several non traditional students who ranged in age from 30-50. ...
Saleh asked Kathy Moseler, Paradise Robotics Added Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 9:01 AM Is it late to go for Engineering(robotics-electric) at 27? Dear Kathy Moseler, If you let me, i would like to ask you to provide me some information about engineering. I alredy have a degree in master of MIS, but, after a year of work in Min.of Tech, i loved robotics. Would like to study electrical engineering in Germany TU9, but i am 26. Is it to old for me to start in this field? Will i be able to find a job? Some times i fill like, i am a little old for this. But please, as a professional, tell me the truth. Just yesterday i realised my ... Related to Aeronautical/Aerospace , Choosing a Degree, Civil, Computer, Computers, Construction, Electrical, Energy, Engineering Branches, Internships & Jobs, Medicine, Space Answers 1 Kathy Moseler, Paradise Robotics Answered Tuesday, June 6, 2017 at 5:37 PM Saleh, Thank you for your question. You are definitely not too old to study Electrical Engineering or Robotics! This is a growing field and there is huge demand for women engineers, especially in the USA. I cannot speak for Germany as it could be ...