This article is useful to read because it tells you a lot about the Electrical Engineer's journey. This article is mostly for people who are planning to be one in the future or anybody who is interested in that domain.
For the most part, electrical engineers design, implement, maintain or even improve the electronics people use every day.
They usually study technical manuals, articles or other publications; design, test and assemble devices; and write reports and keep track of their assignments.
It varies depending on their employer. For example, those who work for the government generally handle the research, development also electronic areas.
On the regular, electrical engineers work in places such as in an office and a laboratory but it may be sometimes where they got to go to work sites for supervising and troubleshooting.
To become an electrical engineer, you will need to get a bachelor's degree and additionally pass the Fundamentals Engineering exam that most engineer's got to do during their studies on their way on obtaining their degree.
According to my sources, electrical engineers earn as much as $84,540 in median annual wage. The highest earners receive about $128,610 while the lowest receive about $54,030.
In general, electrical engineers don't really need any additional training once they get their degree but there might be some special places where they need some additional training only for practicing yourself if you are about to work in a risky place. This training might come with an exam at the end as well.
There are a lot of dangers working as an electrical depending on where you work. You risk ; electrical arcs and shocks, chemical burns, fire and explosions, musculoskeletal problems, hearing problems, etc. These are the most common dangers you risk while you go to a construction site but when you work in an office you don't face all them dangers.
There is actually a 0% chance that electrical engineers get replaced by robots because it is a job that requires intellect that could not be accomplished by robots.
In general, engineers find something else to do around the 10-20 year mark.
Currently I am going on my 3rd year in this program. I'm in cegep right now and hopefully I get to go to college which is my main goal for the moment. I will be looking for more goals once I get there.
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