Career questions tagged aerospace
Is an aeronautic engineering degree a necessity to work in aircraft maintenance?
I'd really like to know if it's possible to start a career in aircraft maintenance with only an high school diploma.
Are you on call as a starter pilot? How does a started pilot different from a veteran pilot?
I am a sophomore in highschool and this career is hopefully going to be my lifetime career!
why would aviation maintenance technician be a good job for someone who likes air planes?
is that a good job for me if i like airplanes
How can i get in to being a aviation maintenance technician?
i want to be a aviation maintenance technician after highschool is that possible?
“What” is aerospace engineering one of the hardest job in the world? Does it require a lot of Knowledge and does it have a good pay for working? Is it a popular job?
“What” is aerospace engineering one of the hardest job in the world? Does it require a lot of Knowledge and does it have a good pay for working? Is it a popular job?
How does an engineer work at NASA?
I want to know the requirements for being an engineer at NASA.
What are some classes I should take or things that I should do now to prepare for college and beyond, if I want to go into aerospace engineering?
I'm a junior in high school, and have known for a while that I want to go into aerospace engineering. What are some classes I should take not or things that I should do to prepare for college and beyond?
How many years of college will it take to become aerospace engineer ?
I am currently in 10th grade and looking at careers for the future.
What are some classes I can take in high school to aid me in becoming an aerospace engineer?
I am in 10th grade and am looking at classes to aid me in my career.
What is the work environment like for an aerospace engineer. ?
I want to see how hard the conditions would be.
What types of jobs would I be able to get as a Aerospace Engineering degree besides being able to build aerodynamic vehicles?
I am wondering this to know if I can expand if I end up not wanting to be a rocket scientist.
How can I manage my time better so I can reach my goal of having a 4.0 this year while having extracurriculars and SAT preparations?
For context, I am taking 3 APs and an astronomy community college class. I am struggling the most with astronomy, physics, and math. I am also the Junior Officer for an aerospace organization at my school called Aerotech and I am a writer and editor for a club called ARRAS (Arts and Magazine Club). In addition to this, I am currently working on a research project and thinking of making a research club for my school and dabbling in music production (hopefully I can start producing music once I can effectively manage my time). In short, I have too much on my plate.
What is the hardest part into becoming an engineer ?
I want to be an aerospace engineer and i’d like to know in advance what will be the hardest
How difficult is it to get a job at NASA?
To anyone working at NASA or another space program, how difficult was it to get that job? Did you need perfect grades in everything to get into a good college for it?
I love aerospace engineering ?
What are the different things y’all do in aerospace engineering.
What kind of classes and extra curriculars should I be in to have a future career in anything involving CAD for Engineering, Manufacturing, and/or aerospace-engineering?
I was hoping to someday be a Fighter Pilot or Maintainer in the AirForce/Navy or have a career in CAD for Engineering or in Aerospace Engineering.
What are some extracurricular activities I can do in Florida to help me become an aerospace engineer
I live in orlando florida and I want the activities to be near me
What are the steps that I should take to become someone in the field of Aerospace Engineering? I am going into Eighth Grade.
I am thirteen and I have a strong interest in space, math, science, and especially physics.
what is The first thing i should be prepared for as an aerospace engineering?
engineering
What advanced level classes are best to take just before college as an aeronautical engineering major?
I've already taken classes like AP Physics and Calculus but what other classes are important and what do schools look at the most?
What does a typical day as an aerospace engineer at Boeing look like (or any other company)?
Curious to get some insight! Thank you!
What do you do when starting out as an engineer?
As an entry-level engineer, what would I do? How would I advance in the industry? I am particularly interested in aerospace engineer. I like the idea of picking and choosing problems to solve and designing it, but I'm not so interested in doing "grunt work".
Employers: How important is school ranking when hiring?
Hello, I am currently in high school and I want to study mechanical engineering to hopefully break into aerospace. I would like to work for JPL or Boeing in the future but I cannot afford to attend colleges out of state (where it has much better rankings) because of how expensive everything is as well as family related issues. I do have a chance to attend an in-state school but, it is a lower ranked school nationally and I am worried that it might hinder some opportunities to advance in my future career. So, I am hoping to obtain sound advice using this website as the people I have talked to haven’t been much of a help. Is college ranking a determining factor of whether of not someone can be successful in the field of engineering? Thank you.
How exactly should I choose a career in STEM?
Being in STEM is something that I would love to do however, I am not sure exactly what career I want. I know I want to do something that can help people, possibly work with machinery, and have a really good pay. I hate working in teams and I would rather meet up with people initially to discuss plans and then do my work independently. But, engineering does do a lot of team work so I really need to learn how to be efficient with my time. I have been in multiple STEM programs but one of my favorite projects were creating prosthetic limbs and designing mechanical parts and research. So, I am interested in biomedical engineering but, I am also interested in aerospace. Growing up, I never really had much of an interest in planes but I really like learning about space and different theories or possibilities of what the world can look like billion years from now. I have other interests in career choices such as mechatronics, cyber security, and mechanical engineering. I have talked to other people of how exactly should I choose my career but they would always tell me to, ¨follow your passion¨. But here´s the thing... I don´t have a passion! How exactly can I even choose the right career for me when I don´t have passion and I just like STEM?
How much can you make as a aerospace engineer?
Which aerospace engineer jobs pay the most?
What are the best places to work as a aerospace engineer?
Where and what are some good places for this job?
Best classes for aerospace engineering?
What high school classes and college classes should you take?
What do you do as a aerospace engineer?
How many hours do you work in a day? What do you design, build and test?
What type of work does an entry level aerospace engineer typically do?
I am a high school student interested in going into the aerospace industry but I have no idea about the work the engineers typically do.
If I am looking at aerospace engineering should I take automotive college classes?
I am a Junior in high school looking to take as many college classes as I can for as little money as possible. I am wondering if this class would be worth my time or not.
what are chances of working on a large rocket part versus a small rocket part.
I like space and rocket building. I find building stuff to be interesting. #space #engineering
What is the hardest required class for aerospace major?
I'm just curious as to what I'm getting myself into. #aerospace #college-major
Would you recommend aerospace engineering?
I've recently had a newfound interest in aerospace engineering; however, I know it's a very challenging field to get into. Is there anything I should be warned about before following this path? Would anyone recommend this field? #engineering #aerospace-engineering #aerospace
Does anyone know of any internship/program opportunities in STEM?
I'm currently on the hunt for some easier to get into internship/program opportunities in computer science, artificial intelligence, aerospace engineering, and neuroscience. So far, I have found opportunities, but with low acceptance rates, and I need some back up options to fall back on. The problem with this is that it's really difficult to find programs like these that are easy to get into. Can anyone help? #internship #engineering #technology #computer-science #neuroscience #aerospace # #science #engineer
I would like to know what the process is like, how is the work environment is in both fields, and if you had to go through the process again what would you have done differently? What career advice would you give me when entering the work force
I enjoy learning about space and physics. I am in the national guard as a uh-60 repair man an often around aircraft. #physics, #engineering, #college, #science, #career, #aerospace,#astrophysics
What career paths can I take if I decide to major in aerospace engineering?
#aerospace-engineering #engineering #aerospace
how is the workflow divided at this job?
I am an aspiring designer/engineer and know basic rocketry/areonaughtical/areospace and materials engineering #engineering #space #Aerospace
What are some pros and cons of aerospace engineering as a career?
#aerospace-engineering #aerospace #engineering
is a good career in aerospace engineer?
#aerospace-engineering #aerospace #engineering
I think I would like to be a software engineer one day in the aerospace industry, maybe writing programs for autopilot systems in spaceships. Should I major in Computer Science or Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering?
#aerospace #computerscience #aerospace-engineering #majors #college #engineering #mechanical-engineering #technology #space #software
What are some Pros and Cons about Aerospace Engineering
I just want to learn about engineering overall #Aerospace #Engineering
How do I network?
I know that when I go to college it is going to be important to be active in my major (activities/clubs/organizations) but how exactly do I go about reaching out to people that might be able to help me advance my career? What do I say? For example, I want to be an aerospace engineer... where do I even start networking? #career-path #business #career #networking #career-choice #aerospace #reachingout #active #career-options #career-path #entrylevel
Is work as an entry level aerospace engineer hands-on and experimental or hands-off observational?
#aerospace #aviation #engineer #entrylevel #aeronautical # #airline-industry #work #handson #stemcareers #technology I am a high school junior, and I am really considering pursuing a degree/career in aerospace engineering. I love physics and math. I am just worried about how much I'll actually like the work that aerospace engineers do.
What are some other career options for physics majors besides high school physics teacher?
I'm planning to take more lab courses involving optics, lasers, and coding simulations, but I learned that I definitely don't want to pursue a career in software. I love doing research and am applying to summer internships at national labs. Any other suggestions would be appreciated! #careers #physics #aerospace #coding #engineering #physicist #research #jobs #optics
What I want to be in the future?
I am in 9th grade and I am interested aerospace engineering. My goal is to finish high school and work to become an aerospace engineer. #high-school