Career questions tagged mechanical-engineering
Is it possible for a mechanical engineering BTech student to get internship after he completes his UG degree in India??
I am a 2nd year student, Pursuing BTech in mechanical engineering in India. I am very much a enthusiast of cars& bikes, and have decent amount of knowledge in it. I am not sure whether I will be able to get an internship during college days, so I wanna know whether is it possible to get an internship after the completion of the degree
What are some jobs that would be related to mechanical engineering?
I wanna know what were some other options other than like computers and stuff
How can I become a mechanical Engineer and what experiences do I need?
I want to become a Mechanical enginner what are ways or what education and experiences do i need to become one.
Why mechanical engineering? Applying for college right now, and not having a specific reason for the interview.
High school student right now. I'm not actually understanding my passion in this field. Just a kind of feeling. If I answer the question by giving my own perspective on the expectation of the robotic system design, like the hope that robots and AI are and will change our lives, and that we will be able to receive more time to stabilize our affections and connections between people, is that a good response?
What was the most difficult part of becoming an engineer What topics brought along doubts? How should I prepare for the material? What should I do to stay motivated??
I am a high school senior and I am planning to attend college in fall of 2025 majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Although its been my life long dream to become and engineer, I've had ups and downs about going into such a hard major. Majority of things I hear about engineering majors are that they are extremely difficult, and despite me being hard working student, I'm scared for what my future brings me.
Can a degree in Mechanical Engineering qualify me for a job in Hardware Engineering, or is a different background typically preferred?
I am really into Computers and its components. I will starting College in August and will be taking Mechanical Engineering as my major, and I was wondering if a Mechanical Engineering could help me get a job in the Hardware Engineering field after I graduate. Are both fields similar enough to allow me to work in a Hardware Engineering field or just strictly Mechanical Engineering?
How I can balance the work/life aspects being a college student?
I am a student seeking to become a mechanical engineer. As I enter college, I want to be more involved in extracurriculars. I am doubting if I can have time between classes and work. What are ways I can be involved while maintaining my academic lifestyle?
What is a day in the life of a mechanical engineer like?
Describe a typical work day. What should I expect? What can outside of the typical classes to help better prepare myself for the workforce?
What is the hardest part about pursuing a career after graduating college as a Mechanical Engineer?
I am going to college as a Mechanical Engineer for Oregen State University. I know my graduation is not for a few more years. However, I am still worried about the whole "finding your career" aspect after graduation and how I can handle/manage that.
What are some things you wish you knew as a female entering a male dominant major such as engineering ?#Spring25
Im a female second semester senior committed to college next fall to study Mechanical Engineering. At the college I have committed to, about 10% of the students in my major are female. Im not necessarily worried about entering a male dominant field as I am very passionate and have confidence, but I am sure there are lots of tips and information that would be helpful in navigating school and career endeavors for greater success. I would be so grateful to hear personal anecdotes and experiences. #Spring25
What is the best way for me to find what industry I want to work in after I graduate college for mechanical engineering?
I am going to the University of Vermont for mechanical engineering and I am eager to think of places to live in and companies to work for but I do not know where to start. Do you have any advice for someone in my position?
Hi, I'm a high school senior who is going to Michigan Tech to pursue a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. From anyone who is in the field, what would be some classes you would suggest for the first year? also #Spring25
I haven't chosen any classes yet and would like to know what to pick beforehand.
How hard is it to get a job in the mechanical engineering field with an associates degree.?
I am going to a community college for 2 years and don’t know if i should transfer before or after getting my associates degree.
How did you balance being an Active Duty, non-traditional student, with the requirements of maintaining a high GPA for a technically challenging degree?
Pursuing mechanical engineering degree in 3 years. Will be active duty the whole time. Unsure what it’s going to be like to balance military, home life, and school.
How has a background/degree in mechanical engineering allowed you to work across different industries? #Spring25?
Also, what skills have been the most transferable across the industries?
Does it matter what company I get a summer internship with?
How important is it to get an internship over the summer with a company that you would like to work for in the future? Should I prioritize getting an internship anywhere over getting an internship with a specific company? #Spring25
How do you stay above the stress as an Engineering Major?
I have heard a lot about majoring in Engineering, and most of what I heard is the amount of stress students experience. I am curious if there are specific ways of managing it for this particular major, like studying methods, or ways to get through the entirety of studying in this field!
What is it like to work in the field as a mechanical engineer? #Spring25
What is it like to work in the field as a mechanical engineer? #Spring25
How do I deal with burn out?
I've recently been accepted to the College of Engineering at NC State and plan on majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Though I've come such a long way, I've been putting off a lot of work to the side that I know I need to do, and I don't know why. I feel burnt out, and I'm not quite sure what to do.
How do advancements in materials science impact the design and efficiency of mechanical systems?
I want to major in mechanical engineering, I have family members that have succeeded and would love to get recognized for it.
What would be the best course of action to create my own engineering firm?
I have a strong connection to the environment and have made it my goal in life to protect the earth in anyway that I can. The route I would like to pursue is through engineering products/ procedures for households and businesses that eliminate waste, while also using natural materials that are plastic free. However, I'm struggling to even pay for college currently so opening up my own firm seems like quite the personal challenge. Any advice for any stage would be greatly appreciated. Some specific things I would like to know are: What classes would be best to expand my knowledge? What are some sustainable companies that might have internships available? What is it like working at an engineering firm? What are the steps to opening one? I really believe I have a vision for the future and I would love to work hard to see it happen.
I was wondering, since I've been experimenting with robots all my life how can I prepare myself for a field in robotics technology?
What are some recommended college courses I could take. Are their certain companies that are always needing people familiar with robotics and programing?
What advice do you have for college students to get engineering, specifically robotics and mechanical engineering, related internships or first jobs?
I am about to start college and want to know how to prepare myself best to get internships and a job in the engineering field.
How do you know what type of engineering you want be?
I've wanted to be an aerospace engineering because I find rockets and airplanes interesting. Is that all there is to it or is there a deeper reason for why I should pick a certain type of engineering.
Is it difficult to get into the automotive engineering industry?
I want to try to get into the automotive engineering industry after getting my bachelors in mechanical engineering, is it difficult to get into that field?
What are the subject I should focus on in hing school in the US to be a mechanical engineer
What subject should I focus on to be a mechanical engineer
How to get engineering internships?
What is some advice for how to get summer internships as a mechanical engineering major looking to enter the aerospace field? I am attending UNL this fall, but I will most likely need a good summer job or internship, hopefully to help pay for housing. I have also had some advice about pursuing an MBA alongside Mechanical Engineering. Any advice from someone who has taken this route?
How to build experience and hands-on knowledge?
I am a community college, finishing my A.A., focused on the goal of studying mechanical engineering. In the midst of working full time, and full time school, what are some good resources to find internships and clubs related toward my study of mechanical engineering if my community college doesn't offer any?
How long will it take for manufacturing to really come back to the US? #Spring25
As a Manufacturing Technology student with a focus on Robotics, will this major serve me well? Will there be enough manufacturing jobs in a few years for people like me?
How can I improve My standards as an engineer after getting qualification from university?
Can I get ways to succeed or proceed