Energy Engineer

What are our specific tasks?

• We collect datas and do observations
• We monitor the amount of energy use
• We find methods to save energy
• We oversee and analyze any aspects related to energy
• We design and construct machines for  energy efficient

What do we commonly do?

• We use a lot of computer devices
• We do a lot of communication and team work
• We find problems, get information, datas, then decide on how to solve them
• We estimate qualities, quantities and costs for materials
• We organize, communicate and work in teams to build projects

Education and Training requirement

• Have high school and bachelor's degree in engineer
• Internship with an engineer for working experience
• Newly engineers need on-the-job training
• Needs to have good communication and problem solving skill
• Good at Math and Science, Visualize and Perceive, and management

What do we look like?

• We wear construction uniform or casual working outfits
• We wear helmet a lots due to going to construction sites
• We hold footprint and boards to check and observe

The Employment outlook

• Nevada has 809 employment and 265 opening jobs anually
• Ten years growth will be 14.3%, while other jobs is 13.8%
• US 133,000 employment with 2,950 opening jobs anually
• Ten years growth will be 3.8%, while other jobs is 10.8%

Advance opportunity

• Advance by becoming licensed
• Exam on fundamentals of engineers after graduating
• Work under supervisor or professional engineer for certain years
• Another exam to become professional engineer
• More complex projects as a lead engineer. manage other engineers

Salaries

• Nevada, average wage is $90,390
• US, average wage is $92,689

Why I might be one?

• I like Math and Science
• I like designing and building
• I like teamwork
• I think Energy Engineer is important for future
• It gives me the tasks and money for the  life style i want