Career questions tagged mechanical-engineering
How can I build a resilient career path that aligns with my values and goals.?
I’ve been navigating the job market and considering how global issues might impact opportunities in my field of Mechanical Engineering. With current challenges in the economy and the uncertainties around climate change, I find myself contemplating how best to position myself for a meaningful and impactful career. I’d be glad for any guidance or resources you might recommend on these fronts, especially in relation to building a resilient career path that aligns with my values and goals.
What are my chances of getting into Auburn and how can I increase them?
I'm a junior who lives in state so my chances are slightly higher. My GPA is really mid(my weighted will be pretty high) but I'm pretty sure I can make a 25-28 on my ACT by December. Since Auburn mainly looks at 9-11 transcripts so I'll have taken 7 honors and 6 AP classes. I also plan on applying for a major Mechanical Engineering. I'm currently or participated in many STEM related clubs and have a lot of community service hours.
If i'm interested in being a mechanical engineer or a career in the engineering field, what types of jobs, experiences, or skills are employers looking for on a resume?
Ideally, what are some things I should mention on a resume that most employers in the engineering field are looking for. I currently have no experience or jobs.
How difficult is mechanical engineering?
Im currently in grade 11 and I am average at math.
What production requirements do employers look for most?
I'd like to be in a career in mechanical engineering but I also want to know what's the main thing looked for.
what's the most difficult part of majoring in mechanical engineering?
I want to major in it.
What are some engineering related opportunities I can attend in SF?
I am a high school senior going to graduate next year, so I am wondering what I could do during this time to improve my chances of getting into an engineering major.
What are the first steps in becoming a mechanical engineer as a high school student?
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How should I decide/dedicate my time as an aspiring mechanical engineer?
I have enough free time to be working on any skills related to mechanical engineering. Should I leave behind any extra-curricular that are unimportant to this?
What are some common skills for a math/physics based career?
What are some skills that someone could learn and improve to better work for a career in something mathematics related? or possibly something related to engineering and physics based.
Is there any major that allows me to study mechanical and civil engineer, if so, would it be worth it? #Fall24
I'm a senior who decided to major in an engineering career. Yet, I'm not sure about if I should take one or both since I heard some pros and cons from family and friends in this situation.
What does a day as an engineer look like And how has taking an engineering major changed your life??
I'm a Junior in High School and I'm thinking of pursuing an engineering major when I'm in College, just to try it out. I'm curious what life is like after taking an engineering major or what a day looks like as an engineer, depending on what kind of engineer you are. I'm looking more towards mechanical engineering.
What is the best major for a Disney Imagineer?
I would like to become an Imagineer- should I major in Engineering/Architecture or something that has to do with arts/design?
Would I be at a disadvantage being a woman in this field?
I worry that wanting to go into a STEM based career I will be at a disadvantage as a woman is this something I should worry about?
What are some good mechanical engineering schools?
Hi, I'm a senior in high school interested in majoring in mechanical engineering. I have a decent SAT score (1450) and 3.75 GPA. My extracurricular activities aren't very good: no leadership positions and a member of two clubs but I been in some engineering related mentorship and internship. Any suggestions for good mechanical engineering colleges to apply to? (that I would have a decent chance getting into)
which type of engineering deals with making airplanes?
i like airplanes and engineering.