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What type of education did you get for your job and where did you end up going?
What type of education did you get for your job and where did you end up going?
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Ma. Victoria’s Answer
Hi Nikalas! I'm an interior designer in Uruguay. I went to ORT University here, my career took me 4 years to finish and it was very complete! College is an amazing experience, you get to study what you like in depth and meet more people that are into the same things like you.
At the moment i work by myself, creating spaces that i love and my clients do too. I would love to open my interior design studio and have more people working with me, let's hope it can happen soon! However i'm enjoying the process and always working to make my manifestations come true.
At the moment i work by myself, creating spaces that i love and my clients do too. I would love to open my interior design studio and have more people working with me, let's hope it can happen soon! However i'm enjoying the process and always working to make my manifestations come true.
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Mosin’s Answer
Hi Nikalas,
I got my Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from UC San Diego. After graduating, I started looking for jobs in my field and found myself working in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing at a commercial test lab for a year and a half. I tested lots of different products there. Then, I moved to a private company that does similar testing but focuses on a specific industry. Later, I decided to get my Master's degree in Electrical Engineering. My career has been really rewarding, and I've enjoyed tackling many interesting and challenging problems.
I got my Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from UC San Diego. After graduating, I started looking for jobs in my field and found myself working in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing at a commercial test lab for a year and a half. I tested lots of different products there. Then, I moved to a private company that does similar testing but focuses on a specific industry. Later, I decided to get my Master's degree in Electrical Engineering. My career has been really rewarding, and I've enjoyed tackling many interesting and challenging problems.