{"id":31979,"date":"2018-09-18T16:25:06","date_gmt":"2018-09-18T20:25:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.andysowards.com\/blog\/?p=31979"},"modified":"2023-07-08T23:02:59","modified_gmt":"2023-07-09T03:02:59","slug":"engineering-career-radar","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.andysowards.com\/blog\/2018\/engineering-career-radar\/","title":{"rendered":"Why Engineering Should Be On Your Career Radar"},"content":{"rendered":"

If you are looking for a career change or you are in the fortunate position of choosing your field of study for future work, engineering may not have been one of your first considerations. Investment banking, law, medicine, and information technology have been the traditional high salaried route for many graduates. However, you should not overlook engineering. This sector is becoming more exciting to work in as technological advancements have emerged to make methods of working more efficient and more technically challenging. Women have traditionally been underrepresented in the engineering realm, but the recent promotion of STEM subjects for young female school leavers has boosted interest in all fields of engineering from civil to aeronautical. Take a look at why engineering should be on your career radar.<\/p>\n

Manufacturing Roles<\/h3>\n

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\nCareer Spotlight: What I Do as a Manufacturing Engineer<\/em><\/p>\n

The sphere of manufacturing is seeing a resurgence since the consumer craving for homegrown products has emerged. People are now more willing to pay for a premium product made in their home nation, so companies are returning their factories to the Western hemisphere. Engineers can use their skills to improve the efficiency of the manufacturing process making it more convenient, speedier and cost effective. You may find yourself looking into a static frequency converter rental and purchase to hone the voltage of an AC motor or two. Perhaps you\u2019ll use WiFi capabilities to make the production line less susceptible to human error. While manufacturing might not have the glamor of aeronautical engineering, it still pays well, and the industry is booming.<\/p>\n

Automotive Engineers<\/h3>\n

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\nWhat Will Mechanical Engineers Do After Most Cars Go Electric?<\/em><\/p>\n

For those men and women who adore nothing more than getting behind a wheel, why not consider a career surrounded by roaring engines, torque, and horsepower. As a specialist automotive engineer<\/a>, you could find yourself working on the latest hybrid cars and perfecting the most advanced electronics to create the most energy efficient motor on the market. Or you might find yourself working behind the scenes on components to make the car that you are working on faster, capable of more acceleration or with better safety features. This role could see you working at the cutting edge of research for a Formula 1 team or testing the latest concept cars for a lucrative startup.<\/p>\n

Chemical Engineer<\/h3>\n