William Vvuko

I am a junior in college studying Mechatronics Engineering Technology. I know that this is the general career path that I would like to pursue, but I struggle with finding a specific job that I would pursue after school. I would like to work in the food/food packaging industry, but I am open to...

I was told that jobs in this field are not as abundant and to specialize in something.

I am going to Virginia Tech, if anyone is a Hokie :)

Any advice you guys have feel free to share and feel free to ask any questions you all have I'm willing to help any and everyone.

Currently a college sophomore and exploring environmental engineering related fields I could go into.

I am a high school senior and I am planning to attend college in fall of 2025 majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Although its been my life long dream to become and engineer, I've had ups and downs about going into such a hard major. Majority of things I hear about engineering majors are that...

I am going to college as a Mechanical Engineer for Oregen State University. I know my graduation is not for a few more years. However, I am still worried about the whole "finding your career" aspect after graduation and how I can handle/manage that.

Describe a typical work day. What should I expect? What can outside of the typical classes to help better prepare myself for the workforce?

I’m passionate about biomedical engineering and using technology to make healthcare more accessible and compassionate. While I’m deeply excited about innovation and problem-solving, I also care a lot about preserving a sense of meaning, empathy, and personal fulfillment in my future career....

How important is it to get an internship over the summer with a company that you would like to work for in the future? Should I prioritize getting an internship anywhere over getting an internship with a specific company? #Spring25

As a Mechanical Engineering major, I am interested in food sustainability to help offset our nation's need to eliminate food insecurity.

#engineering#agriculture#mechanical#sustainability

I am a Freshman pursuing a BS in Business and Engineering. After looking at possible career paths I became very interested in engineering consulting. I want to see if my major aligns with this career and what I can add to my studies.

Also, what skills have been the most transferable across the industries?

I want to major in mechanical engineering, I have family members that have succeeded and would love to get recognized for it.

I have heard a lot about majoring in Engineering, and most of what I heard is the amount of stress students experience. I am curious if there are specific ways of managing it for this particular major, like studying methods, or ways to get through the entirety of studying in this field!