If you ever thought of becoming an electrical engineer, this is for you. It will help people know what they every day at their job.
It can be very demanding mentally because every decision has to be well-thought-out and perfectly engineered.
They work as a team to design electronics that suits their needs for a specific project. They also have to test their stuff and assemble it.
They start by reviewing their emails to catch up with the projects. Throughout the day there is a lot of projects meeting primarily discussing logistics and designs and the plans for major projects. When they aren't in a meeting they design, test and assemble electronic devices. They also have to write reports on what they did to keep everyone on the same page.
They can work anywhere where they need someone to design test or assemble electronic devices. You can work for the government or any private corporation that needs an engineer services.
You can become an engineer by studying 4 years at a university that offers the Engineering program you want.
An electrical engineer typically makes from 51k$ to 101k$ depending on where you are working and how much experience you have.
Sometimes, they need management organization or writing skills courses.
There isn't much danger of being an engineer. You could maybe over exhaust yourself.
No chances of them being replaced by robots because they're the ones who design them.
They usually retire at the average age of 65 years old.
Currently I am studying at Montmorency College to be able to go in Electrical Engineering at ETS. I want to learn the most I can about electronics and how they work.
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