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Aerospace Engineer

Published on Oct 11, 2016

What it means to be an aerospace engineer and how to get there

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Aerospace Engineer

By: Jose Jaime Mendez Medina

About Job

  • Perform Engineering duties
  • Design
  • Construct
  • Test missles and aircraft
  • Conduct Reaserch
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What Do They Do

  • Make Models
  • Experimental Test in environment
  • Evaluate Product data
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Education Required

  • High School Diploma
  • 4 yr. Bachelors Degree
  • Core classes in Math, Chemistry, and Engineering
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Attire/Uniform

  • Business Casual (not in field)
  • Natural Fibers (In Field)

Advancement Opportunities

  • Entry Level ($69,904)
  • Senior Level ($105,000)
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Employment Outlook

  • Steadily improving the number of jobs
  • Expected job rate to increase from 2008-2018 7%-13%
  • Degrees for aerospace engineers are increasing
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Wages

  • In 2015 California Employees made an average
  • $116,500
  • most making from $67,500 to $170,500
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Why is it of interest to me

  • It combines two big interest of mine
  • Space/Airplanes and Engineering
  • Uses Technology
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