Career questions tagged aerospaceengineering
Questions for an Aerospace Engineer:
Questions for an Aerospace Engineer: What does the day of an Aerospace Engineer look like (more in-depth)? What are the average hours per week? Is there mandatory over-time? Is this a very creative job? Or is it your assignment very structured? Is the job very dynamic? Is there always a new assignment to work on? Is it so difficult that you need to do research outside of work (internet, seeking another professional, books, etc.) or do the job training & academic education suffice? What do they mainly ask at an interview? Does NASA offer apprenticeships?
How much do aerospace engineers make when they first start?
I'm in 8th grade and preparing for my future for when I get into college, my dream job is to be an Aerospace Engineer because I love science.
What are some extracurricular activities I can do in Florida to help me become an aerospace engineer
I live in orlando florida and I want the activities to be near me
is it difficult to make designs?
I'm interested in rocket science. I think maybe it's difficult to make designs, but if I put time to achieve it, I could
how is the workflow divided at this job?
I am an aspiring designer/engineer and know basic rocketry/areonaughtical/areospace and materials engineering #engineering #space #Aerospace
How exciting is it being an aerospace engineer? How practical?
I have been interested in engineering for a while and I am most interested in aerospace engineering. Am I better off getting a degree in electrical or mechanical engineering? And what opportunities are out there for an aerospace engineer? #aerospaceengineering #engineering #engineer
What will it take to get a degree in aerospace engineering?
When growing up I was always interested in movies like Star Wars and Star Trek,and how they would push different boundaries in space. One day I would like to push those boundaries too and make it to the stars. #aerospaceengineering
Which is the best school to choose for a career as an aerospace engineer?
I am very interested in a career as an aerospace engineer. I have visited 3 schools in the mid Atlantic area that have a good reputation in engineering. When I ask each one which makes your school standout over the other ones I got pretty vague answers. I have been told to ask questions to these schools like what is your retention rate for students interested in a career as an aerospace engineer once a student graduates? Only one answered that question in length. It is hard to try and see the future and select which path to take to get to your goal. Besides having to be exceptional in math and physics what else can I do to raise my chances of making it in the aerospace engineering field? Is it better to work for NASA or a private company like Space X or Boeing? I love physics and math and most of all anything to do with space. I just want to make sure I am making the right choices in my education. #aerosapceengineeringcareer #aerospaceengineering #aerospaceengineeringeducation