 | I thinking about getting a Mechanical Engineering job in the UK but I got my degree from a UC school and have very little experience in the industry. What kind of jobs would I be eligible for?
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 | I was recently offered an engineering job through a staffing company. The pay was 14$/hr with no perks or benefits, for 5 months. I couldn't get more out of them so i turn down the offer. But what i am wondering now is 'roughly how much of my pay were they going to collect?' Could the host company have been paying out, say, 17$/hr to me and the staffing company was going to collect 3$/hr?
1 answer - Asked By: michael - 10/13/2011 |
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 | I am a M.S. Applied Math major. I plan on taking some Mechanical Engineering courses. I want to know this. In California, do you need a PE license or any other license to practice an Engineering job? Can I have an engineering profession without any license? I like to do problem solving/research work (in the field/at a company), but I may plan to do technical or design work. Thank you.
3 answers - Asked By: ocean flyer - 2/22/2012 |
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| I have no luck in getting a professional engineering job at the moment. So I am trying to get a casual job which will be beneficial for my value in professional career. Are there any examples of casual, "no-experience-required" jobs which are useful for gaining value?
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 | In the software world, perhaps others, there is a concept of "senior" engineer and "staff" engineer. Some companies put staff over senior, while others put senior over staff. Which one is higher in rank and what is the difference?
1 answer - Asked By: headcircus - 6/19/2008 |
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| I'm an engineering graduate from UofI and i want to have an engineering future. I applied to this position as a business consultant, performing SAP/ERP, quality improvement type of stuff (typical of an engineering position).
I just want to make sure this business consultant position experience can be transferred over to future engineering jobs that i apply for.
What do you guys think? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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| What kind of an engineer would supervise and direct projects such as bridge building, road building, building towers, building windmillls in the sea, and by direct these, I mean that this engineer would be present at the site during the entire construction process and be outdoors the whole time with the construction workers. Would a mechanical, civil engineer do this type of work?
1 answer - Asked By: Theo29283 - 5/18/2010 |
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| I will graduate with a bachelor's degree in computer engineering next spring and im starting my job search process. I was just wondering how some of you that are currently in the workforce found your jobs when you were about to graduate. Im checking all the job search sites(monster, careerbuilder etc) but was wondering if there are some other good methods to get your name out there.
2 answers - Asked By: cpe student - 12/22/2008 |
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 | I want to move to a state where the winters are warmer than in Chicago. I'm also thnking about Arizona, Texas, and Florida, but I'm thinking that they are too hot in the summer. Also, I want to look for engineering jobs (specifically civil engineering) in the future. I'd also like to move to a good-sized city that is near the ocean.
Which state out of VA and NC would you recommend?
Oh yeah, this is a good question: Which states have the most jobs for engineers?
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| What other jobs besides the actual construction of the transcontinental railroad, did it provide?
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| Just gathering opinions...
I currently work as an RA in the dorms on a staff that I enjoy very much. I'm a very social person so this job is a great fit for me. I got a job offer for a software engineering job (I'm going into the IT field) that would require me to quit my RA job because it requires 20 hours of work which exceeds the 10 hours allowed by my current job.
Do you think I should quit my RA job to start relative field experience? If I take this job, I'll have to move off campus and it wouldn't allow me to be as social as I am now. I almost feel like I would be disconnected from campus and I would most likely grab an apartment nearby. Also, this way would save more money
My mom suggested being an RA because you're only in college for 4 years and you have the rest of your life to work. Any input?
Thanks!
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| Im going to be 18 this year and Im graduating high school early and want to work on a cruise ship, what type of jobs are there for me? But I dont want to clean rooms or be a waitress.
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| I know i can get a programming job but any other kind of IT jobs out there that i would be qualified for as well?
1 answer - Asked By: Travis Smith - 3/23/2013 |
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| Im 15 years old and I need a summer job. i LOVE AIRPLANES AND AIRPORTS. Im looking at a small municipal airport and i was wondering if airports like this have any jobs that I could do, like what type?
1 answer - Asked By: Brandon B - 1/24/2010 |
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| I've been questionning myself about my dream job lately and I've found out that I got a huge passion about music. I'd like to know if I can fit that interest into a career in the radio industry somehow. Can somebody help me?
1 answer - Asked By: nmfrboga - 3/23/2007 |
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| I just want to know what kind of jobs require people with CTO degrees. And in your opinion, how much money do they make each year? Is the job hard or difficult?
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| Just gathering opinions...
I currently work as an RA in the dorms on a staff that I enjoy very much. I'm a very social person so this job is a great fit for me. I got a job offer for a software engineering job (I'm going into the IT field) that would require me to quit my RA job because it requires 20 hours of work which exceeds the 10 hours allowed by my current job.
Do you think I should quit my RA job to start relative field experience? If I take this job, I'll have to move off campus and it wouldn't allow me to be as social as I am now. I almost feel like I would be disconnected from campus and I would most likely grab an apartment nearby. Also, this way would save more money
My mom suggested being an RA because you're only in college for 4 years and you have the rest of your life to work. Any input?
Thanks!
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| I'm very good with the computer but I want to be a computer engineer. What kind of degree do I need and what are the requirements of becoming a computer engineer, also what subjects do I have to take in college?
1 answer - Asked By: Sharon - 10/28/2012 |
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| I'm planning to attend a college that offers Air Force ROTC and graduate as a second lieutenant. However, I'd like to know what kind of jobs would be available to me once I do graduate. Could I be a doctor? If so, would I have to go to med school at some point? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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| Originally intended on going back to school for Environmental Science, but it looks like college isn't going to work out. This is a field I'm extremely interested in and I'd love a job where I can work outside in nature. Unfortunately many of these jobs require a degree...I'm hoping someone can point me towards something that doesn't require a college degree. I'm open to technical/vocational school and/or on the job training.
1 answer - Asked By: Michael - 10/17/2012 |
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