I start school in the fall to get an associates in marine engineering.

My title at my last job was Tech Rep/Engineer.

<---- Structural Engineer

Good luck on the studies.

Go towards sustainability. I am a mechanical with a PE working as an energy conservation consultant. We are constantly hiring young engineers for our group. The demand for this field is exloding and will continue to for a long time due to increasing regulations. I am finally in the right place at the right time. It took three decades.

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Heh, I work with a bunch of them and a buddy of mine that works at one of the refineries I deal with has this on his door. :)
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Open the rep box in a new window.

To me and I could be wrong, but you aren't truly an engineer until you have a degree from an acredited school AND have a PE. (depends on discipline)

My job title has engineer in it, but I am not truly am engineer.

What's your job title?

It's kind of like software engineer, where you are not that kind of engineer.

Yeah, I've spent most of my career labeled as a "network engineer" or "communications engineer". Currently, I am an "enterprise architect" (which is actually governed by standards such as TOGAF) but I'm neither an architect nor engineer in the traditional sense of those words.

I'm an electrical engineer.

My oldest son is going to school for Chemical Engineering. That looks pretty interesting.

I loved civil engineering, especially the structural aspect. I didn't have any work experience and got offered a network engineering job for the phone company. Couldn't pass it up.

Changed to network engineering (I guess that's what it's considered) and working for the phone company. I got my degree from the University of Toledo.

nice. that's the thing i've also noticed about an engineering degree. you can apply to pretty much any job cus employers know you're not a moron. maybe socially inept but they know they can teach you fast ha

sweet. what do you do?