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I am just curious what you do for work. I am basically in my freshmen year of college for engineering. I realize I've got a ways to go before I start working, but I figure that I ought to start researching for jobs. To figure out what I really want to do in the engineering field.
My friend who is an ME works on the test floor at Triquent Semiconductor. One day while I was doing contract work, he pulled me aside giving me a small tour of all the tools he worked on. Being a tool tech wouldn't be all that bad, except you can't really advance when working on the test floor. My buddy told me I should look elsewhere for work.
I have another friend who works for the Army Corps of Engineers. He works on hydro power turbines. His job is pretty interesting or sounds interesting. I've never shadowed him while he was working, but I will someday...
Then I have a friend who works at Boeing Airplanes in Seattle, Washington. He really enjoys working on planes. Says his job doesn't require obtaining a PE license.
I think it would be cool to design military vehicles or aircraft. I like to hear your thoughts about engineering work.
My friend who is an ME works on the test floor at Triquent Semiconductor. One day while I was doing contract work, he pulled me aside giving me a small tour of all the tools he worked on. Being a tool tech wouldn't be all that bad, except you can't really advance when working on the test floor. My buddy told me I should look elsewhere for work.
I have another friend who works for the Army Corps of Engineers. He works on hydro power turbines. His job is pretty interesting or sounds interesting. I've never shadowed him while he was working, but I will someday...
Then I have a friend who works at Boeing Airplanes in Seattle, Washington. He really enjoys working on planes. Says his job doesn't require obtaining a PE license.
I think it would be cool to design military vehicles or aircraft. I like to hear your thoughts about engineering work.