Eric Packer

Hi, I am an high school junior interested in conducting a research or interning in the engineering field this summer, but I’m not sure where to start or how to go about it. I contacted a lot of engineering firms around me and most of them either don’t do internships or don’t have any...

I lost my Dad and I find it difficult to move on

Hi I'm a final year civil engineering student at University of Technology Sydney. I'm a fee paying international student who's first language is not English. However I speak very good english since I had the exposure to it. How do I improve my communication skills to become a confident and a...

My father is an mechanic engineer. He encourages be to be an architect. But the main thing is that I like architecture a lot and I am practicing sketch, buildings and perspective. I want to know the things I should learn about architecture and which will help me in the future.

I am a sophomore in a liberal arts college, and I want to know how I can get internships and become a strong candidate. I want to go into consulting, but it scares me because of how competitive it is. What kind of traits should I have?

what do they do.

I want to go into architecture and I want to know what requirements I should have done in order to get the job

I will like to have Engineer as my career. So I want to start preparing my self. For that I need some advice in which subject do I need to study more.

How do I make a good impression in an interview when I have minimal work experience? I have a very limited resume but I am going to have to enter the job force soon. Alternatively, where can I go that will require minimal experience? on what to include.
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As a passionate senior in college, pursuing a major in Mechanical Engineering, I am eager to explore internship opportunities and establish valuable connections that can help me build a strong and impressive resume.

this could be in a more general sense, but I just want any answer, this could be more in a philosophical way.

This is part of our professionals series, where we ask professionals what they think students should know

This is part of our professionals series, where we ask professionals what they think students should know

1 What does a typical day look like for a mechanic? 2 As a mechanic, in what circumstances will I need to provide my own tools and when will the dealership provide me with the tools? 3 If I get hurt working as a mechanic, who would I need to contact and what is the procedure I would need to...

This is something that has been on my mind a lot

This is part of our professionals series where we ask professionals what they think students should know

just want to know.

I am currently a sophomore in highschool and want to go into the engineering field. I am just wondering what I can do now to prepare myself for the future.

I'm a Junior in high school currently looking into a military career and I was wondering if I can join the army or any branch with a 504 would having a 72 on the AFQT(Armed Forces Qualification Test) help? I would like to clarify that according to DOD medical standards that I came across a 504...

I just finished 12th grade and Joined college, and I am looking for ways I can earn, even if it is through online freelancing.

I attend school most of the time and the only time I have is during the night.

12th Grader.

What are some software skills I should be familiar with?
What are the most effective strategies for seeking a position in this field?

Can this program help me find careers that interest me or is it just to help me stay organized? I'm stuck on what I want to do with my life and I just don't know the purpoe of this site.

How hard is it to get into civil engineering? What parts of it should I try? How many years in college will it take to get there?

I've been thinking of being an architect, I consider myself a great drawer and am good with numbers. Ever since I was younger I had a pull towards creating or building something. I really find it exciting when you get pull those ideas and create a physical design of a model or building.

I would like to help my parents back. What can I learn from engineering that can help both myself and my family other than money?

Personally, I have always enjoyed reading so I want some inspiration that could also have an impact on me. Please share, I am willing to explore!

I'm a 18-year-old guy whos trying to pursue a job in repairing cars and I'm trying to get a good concept on what a normal/typical day would look like.

What is the most important part to undergrad in order to be successful if going to grad school?

Hi! Lately, I have been interested in the field of Architecture. Mostly because I really like math and also the art aspect of it. Yet, If I only end up getting the bachelors, what job(s) can I get out of it?

I want to start my path by being a mechanical engineer but I want to know how long it will take to learn everything

I've had my heart set on being an architect but I just want to know what I'm getting myself into.

I am interested in computer programing and engineering but I am not sure how to find a career that uses both, or what steps I should take to pursue it. Should I study engineering or computer science? How do I know which skills will be used the most in a career?

I'm curious to know if when you made the transition between the two was the change big. I especially want to know if you felt like the education you received properly prepared you for the change and if so, what about your education do you think prepared you the most for work.

When I was starting to learn something new or already have, I am learning that, after sometime my Interest gone away but I have interest to learn something like new technologies but I don't have an interest after sometime. What I can do for this. Is there any solution for this.

What does an architectures day to day life look like? How demanding is the job?

How do you prepare yourself both financially and academically?

how would i write a resume and tips can i use to write on

I want to see if i want to do this as a job so i want to know what i need to study to do so.

I enjoy hands on work and enjoy designing and building stuff. I'm only in highschool and have been looking at some career options and a construction manager looked like something I might be into. I wanna know what I might need or be looking forward to if I was to go into this job.

Since I am a person who wishes to help people that are affected by natural disasters, what are some good places/resources to check out to gain experience in that field?

What would you recommend for me to go to a trades school for more education about welding , or to jump straight into the work force?

I would love to find a college that would offer both hands-on learning and out-of-the-book.

Will it be a long journey?

Where is a great place to apply to jobs in your last semester of college?

I am a college student going into her sophomore year. I've decided to rebrand the graphic design business I started in high school. I left it alone for a bit to focus on school. I'm having a bit of an issue with pricing. I've made and have been paid to do people's logos before but I want to...

I really do not know what I want to do and will take any pointers that you are willing to give me.

How hard will it be to get a Engineering Job after College/ University after 4 years ?

I know that doing extracurricular activities in high school help with getting into a better college but once I'm in college is there any real benefits that they give me other than personal things?