 | I recently graduated with a Civil Engineering degree and I would really like to begin a career as a Traffic Engineer. I have about a year of experience in the field from an internship, but I have not been seeing a lot of job postings for an entry-level Traffic Engineer. Is it possible to be a Traffic Engineer right out of college? If not, any suggestions on how to begin accumulating some experience to help me reach my goal would be appreciated!
Thanks!
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 | I have two job offers, both entry level. One is for roadway design, the other for traffic engineering. What would each job do on a day to day basis? Is one more in-demand/well-respected than the other? Is one or the other more interesting, as in, new challenges on a day to day basis?
1 answer - Asked By: The Vinceness - 1/31/2013 |
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 | Can anyone suggest me, which is the most highly demanded engineering(non IT related-such as software engineer etc.) job in the UK?
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| I'm entering my senior year of high school and i'm very interested in traffic engineering. I'm planning on majoring in civil engineering, but i hear you need job experience before you can land most traffic engineering jobs. i was wondering what i should do to maximize my chances of landing a job in the field, and what sorts of jobs i should get before actually becoming a traffic engineer. also, where in the US are traffic engineers most needed/hired? thanks :)
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| I'm entering my senior year of high school and i'm very interested in traffic engineering. I'm planning on majoring in civil engineering, but i hear you need job experience before you can land most traffic engineering jobs. i was wondering what i should do to maximize my chances of landing a job in the field, and what sorts of jobs i should get before actually becoming a traffic engineer. also, where in the US are traffic engineers most needed/hired? thanks :)
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| I want to be around planes/ airports/ airlines. What are some jobs in that field.
EX. Pilot, Air traffic controller, Flight engineer, etc.
More along the lines of business related but any jobs will work. Thanks !
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| I still have to do the interview but if I am successful, I don't know if I should take it or decline and follow on with a degree in electronics engineering.
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 | What is the definition of a engineer/ traffic engineer?
What specific things do they do?
What is the work environment like?
What is the job outlook for USA?
Any answers will be greatly accepted. thanks!!!
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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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| Hey everybody, Im joining the Air Force and right now im trying to decide which jobs i should choose. I want to find the best job for me that involves alot of hands on and mechanical work. Such as working on vehicle engines or plane engines. I want a job that is going to make me a lot of money in the civilian world if i decide to get out. Any suggestions?
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| So, I want to be an architect. I've decided that it makes more sense for me specifically to get a bachelors degree in some type of engineering and then get a masters in architecture instead of doing the 5 year bachelors of architecture program. My reasoning behind this decision is that 1) I feel like engineering has more job security and it could always be a backup plan if architecture didn't work out for some reason and 2) I feel like an engineering degree could help me to become a better architect.
I've been told that civil engineering would be a great major in my case. What exactly does a civil engineer do? Would it relate to an architecture job in any way?
I also want to minor in either architectural or structural engineering, depending on which college I go to and if it offers it. Do you think this would be necessary or not? I honestly don't think that it would take any more time because all of the classes towards the minor would count as electives towards the civil engineering major.
Please give me some insight. Thanks in advance!
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 | I really like computers so I was thinking what kinda jobs are there were you have to work on a computer? And not like stay at home work, but like buisiness stuff I suppose? I would say something like being in a cubicle but Im not really sure what I would be working on then? Anyway any job ( thats not at home) that I can work on computer would be cool, and please explain what I would be doing. Thanks!
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| I only have a high school diploma. Working right now on my degree in Computer Science. I really want a desk job of some kind but not doing phones all day. I can take phone calls but not all day. I'm just so ready to be done with warehouse jobs and into something that has more growth potential.
What do I need to do in order to get out from doing warehouse jobs and into getting a white collar job? I wouldn't mind working for a law firm doing entry level work for example.
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| Please give as much as you know about the jobs and recommend some fun(if psychotic) jobs the military offers because I'm looking for a career choice. Thank you.
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| Hello, i'm a junior in high school , my gpa is somewhere between an 83 and an 86 (im not sure at the moment =p) and am interested in two fields of jobs. One being computers/technology, one being pharmacy. But if possible i would more enjoy a job in computers and technology seeing pharmacy requires a lot of school. What are some jobs that pay decent that have to do with building computers, or possibly overseeing a system of computers or anything of the sort?
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| Such as buildings, parts, etc. If I got this job could I also be a game designer too? Not the coding but whats actually in the world and the characters n stuff. Sorry for the double question, thanks in advance.
1 answer - Asked By: Sdfsdfsdf - 6/18/2011 |
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| I'm on my last semester at college about to earn my degree in Computer Information Systems. It's only an associates and i plan on continuing to get the Bachelors degree but i have to wait till fall to continue. So i was wondering what job should i try and get into that will help prepare me for after graduation.
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 | My nephew has asked me to research his interest in becoming an aircraft controller. I have never heard of this field being a major in colleges or universities, so I would imagine classes would be connected to major airports. If you are an aircraft controller or you know someone who is, could you offer any advice on how to get into the field.
I do know that controllers have to have sharp memories, make flash decisions, be cool under pressure and work with other busy controllers and high tech equipment.
How much do beginning controllers make per year, how long is the training, is it a hard profession to get hired into, and is there any open positions when training is completed?
Thanks for any and all advice about the profession of aircraft traffic controllers
6 answers - Asked By: mrfrudd2006 - 9/21/2007 |
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| How much is the salary, how many jobs available, do you need to take a certified test like accountants and nurses?
Please tell me about this major from your experience, maybe you know someone or you are majored in this.
1 answer - Asked By: nobody guy - 7/28/2012 |
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 | I'm thinking of something that will lead to a six figure job eventually. I'm in the military as an intelligence analyst and I'm thinking about getting a degree and a civilian career. What do you suggest?
2 answers - Asked By: Johnny Law III - 3/3/2008 |
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