Dylan Chaffin October 16,2013 5 th hour Career Tech.
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Electrical Engineering
Dylan ChaffinOctober 16,20135th hourCareer Tech
How would you like to design the next phone or Mp3 player?
Computers got me interested Same with phones and how they work I will be researching a vast majority of
electronics Learning how to make computers and
electronics
Nature of Work
Find ways to advance products through electrical power
Compute manufacturing, construction and installation standards
Direct manufacturing Investigate complaints from
customers Work with product managers to
finish projects on time
Working conditions
Both physical and mental Mainly indoor Usually working in an office on
computer or in lab experimenting 40-50 hours per week with overtime
available Full time job paying an average of
41.92/hr.
Training and qualifications At least a bachelors degree I am undecided between 4 different
colleges Lawrence Technological University Kettering University Western Michigan University Western Michigan University Wayne State University
AP Calculus is helping me prepare
Employment
6% increase in employment rate Not very competitive a very open job
market I hope to find a job opening
somewhere in Michigan close to my home
Lifestyle goals
I want to have a successful job I want a wife and 2 kids I would like to live around where I
live now I would like to spend my free time
bowling or with my kids I want a high income job
One backup- Mechanical Engineering
Design and test mechanical devices Professional office setting Bachelors degree $78,160 per year $37.58 per hour Lots of work with computers and
hands on work
Summary
I am really looking forward to the hand on work that this job brings to the table. It has a lot of fun hands on work that I like to do working with wiring. The thing I am looking forward to the least is the schooling. The schooling for Electrical Engineering is very hard even though it is only 4 years it is still very hard and takes a lot of work. This job is worth it though with the money you make and the way the job itself is.
Work Cited
http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/electrical-and-electronics-engineers.htm#tab-1