Aerospace Engineer. information obtained from Occupational Outlook Handbook (

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1 Aerospace Engineer Design, develop and test aircraft, spacecraft and missiles and supervise the manufacture of these products Develop new technologies for use in aviation, defense systems and space exploration May specialize in areas such as structures, guidance, navigation, control instrumentation and communication, manufacture and production May have a degree in Mechanical Engineering or Aerospace Engineering Related disciplines that may work in the aero industry include chemical, materials, electrical engineers Study, aerodynamics, thermodynamics, propulsion, acoustics, guidance and control and propulsion

2 Agricultural Engineer Apply understanding of engineering and biology to agriculture Design agricultural machinery, equipment and structures; develop ways to conserve soil and water and to improve the production of agriculture Can work in research and development, production, sales, and management May work with farmers and farm related industries, livestock industries, government agencies, etc. Related fields include mechanical and chemical engineering

3 Biomedical Engineer Develop devices and procedures that address medical and health related issues Can include the development of medicines, surgical devices, diagnostic equipment, artificial organs and prosthetic devices, and other issues related to health Typically biomedical engineers will work on diverse teams that include chemical, mechanical and electrical engineers, doctors, biologists and chemists. Specialties include biomaterials, biomechanics, medical imaging, rehabilitation and orthopedics Biomedical engineers work in research and development, medical supply and instrument industries, pharmaceutical companies, government agencies

4 Chemical Engineer Apply the principles of chemistry and engineering to solve problems in the production and use of chemicals May design equipment and develop process for large scale chemical manufacturing, plan and test methods of manufacturing the products and treating the byproducts and supervise production Can work in a variety of industries including chemical (cleaners, cosmetics, etc), electronic, photographic, clothing, paper, healthcare and medical, petroleum, environmental, agricultural, etc. Can be involved in research and development, manufacturing, engineering sales and services, government agencies, and many more

5 Civil Engineer Design and supervise the construction of buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, water supply and sewage systems Specialties include structural engineering, water resource, environmental, construction, transportation and geotechnical engineering. Can work in design, construction, research, testing, consulting May work at construction sites, or industrial and commercial centers and government agencies

6 Manufacturing Engineering Technologist Engineering Technologists use the principles of math and science to solve technical problems in the development of new products, manufacturing, marketing, sales, construction, inspection and maintenance. A manufacturing professional is a leader, one who can organize a diverse group of people to focus on a particular problem. They multi-task and respond quickly to changes. At times it may be very important to perform effectively as a member of a team, while other situations call for strong leadership and management skills. These engineers fill a wide variety of positions, including robotics and industrial automation; computer aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM); computer integrated manufacturing (CIM); technical sales; plant and facilities engineering; production and business management; machinery and tool design; and process and quality engineering. information obtained from American Society of Engineering Education (

7 Electronic Engineering Technologist Engineering Technologists use the principles of math and science to solve problems. Electronic engineering technologists are responsible for a wide range of technologies. They design, develop, test and supervise the manufacture of electrical and electronic systems and equipment. They are prepared to work in various industries such as; power generation, automotive, aircraft, radar and navigation, broadcast and communications systems. They perform a variety of tasks including analog and digital design, microprocessor hardware and software applications, plant engineering, technical management, engineering sales, product design and development, and electronic communications. They even can go onto law school. information obtained from American Society of Engineering Education (

8 Industrial Engineering Technologist Industrial Engineering Technologists focus on the business side of Engineering. Industrial Engineers determine the most effective ways for an organization to use their resources; people, machines, materials, information and energy. They work in a variety of industries such as various types of service (healthcare) and manufacturing industries. They utilize a combination of good organization, management and technical skills. Industrial engineering technologists work with design, safety, quality control and human factors engineering. Course of study may include; ergonomics, lean manufacturing, statistics, cost accounting, project management, quality and safety. information obtained from American Society of Engineering Education (

9 Mechanical Engineering Technologist Engineering Technologists use the principles of math and science to solve technical problems in the development of new products, manufacturing marketing, sales, construction, inspection and maintenance. The technologist is more limited in scope and more practically oriented then that of other scientists and engineers. They design and develop just about everything you could think of as a machine from super sonic jets to automobiles to bicycle to kitchen appliances. They influence the design of other products also such as shoes, light bulbs and even oven doors. Areas of speciation may include manufacturing, robotics, automotive, air conditioning and helping develop tools for the handicap. Studies include; Statics, Dynamics, Strength of Materials, Machine Design, Thermodynamics, Automotive Technologies and Production Management. information obtained from American Society of Engineering Education (