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what are some advantages of being a aerospace engineer

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karthik’s Answer

Highly paid
They pay an important role in helping out the civic and building aircraft
Aerospace Engineers enjoy a high level of job gratification,besides with a sentiment of achievement.
They can create of innovative devices which are not limited to aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, over and above advanced-technology fresh government ventures.
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Catherine’s Answer

Aerospace covers so many areas and a huge number of applications. Studying aerospace gives you an good level of detail in aerodynamics, mechanics, math, materials science, systems, software, fluid dynamics etc etc. Once you've studied these areas you have a great understanding to decide if you want to specialize in a specific area, or use your knowledge in a more general role.

My <span style="color: rgb(93, 103, 106);">11 year career in the Air Force</span> has focussed more on engineering management. This has allowed me to problem solve and bring people together across the specializations for aircraft maintenance operations and lead my team towards the bigger picture.

In addition to this, one of my particular roles specialized in propulsion projects to manage the safety, capability and reliability of a fleet of 300 jet engines. As you can see from the two examples, a big advantage for me is variation from role to role. The experience I have gained is very diverse which keeps me motivated and has allowed me to adapt my skillset in a huge range of environments, providing a great platform of experience to build on.

From a motivation perspective, it's a very exciting industry to be part of. To see the outcome of your work take flight is very special.

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Mohammad Moeid’s Answer

I think one important perk is how badass your job is. Also, when you fly with your friends/family, you get major bragging rights to explain things around the plane. Also, you can tell them to give you window seat so you can see the wing stuff move.

But all jokes aside, for me, the biggest advantage was working with some of the brightest minds I knew about the most challenging problems of the engineering field. Aerospace industry constantly pushes for huge improvements and that stimulates everyone to work on awesome stuff and get a sense of accomplishment in your career.
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