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What do i need to do to become an Architectural Engineer/ Manager?

What do i have to become before i can work as an Architectural Engineer/Manager? What position do i have before the boss? What type of other skills will i need to be lower that a manager?

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Aaron’s Answer

Hello,

Architectural and engineering managers typically need at least a bachelor's degree in engineering or architecture. Some also obtain business management skills by completing a master's degree in engineering management (MEM or MsEM) or technology management (MSTM) or a master's degree in business administration (MBA), according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Engineering management programs usually include classes in accounting, engineering economics, financial management, industrial and human resources management, and quality control.

Aaron recommends the following next steps:

Type of skills needed
Analytical, Communication, Detail Oriented, Math and Organizational Skills.
Enroll in engineering major at a major university
Get a job with a engineering, automotive or construction firm.
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Vamshee’s Answer

To become an architectural engineer, one must complete a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Engineering or Civil Engineering.
Having a master's degree is a plus to become a manager quicker or start the job with better salary and responsivities.

Usually, one has to have 5-8 yrs. of proven experience working as an engineer, good communication skills, time management and people management skills to become eligible to apply for manager roles. Having master's degree, MBA is a plus.

As part of career progression within the company, one can become a senior engineer, lead engineer, principal engineer or Manager based on no of years' experience, opportunities in the company and one's performance in his current role etc.
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