ME's, where do you work, what do you do?

[Kanzen]

Wow, no wonder how you guys can afford to work on Z's...lol

I've been working at Metropolis Fremantle, the biggest nightclub venue in my state for the past 2 years now and which I am still proudly working at.

I was also working as a Supervisor at Timezone Fremantle, a branch of the internationally renown entertainment arcade corporation. Though I resigned numerous months ago due to anger management issues, good times haha.

Having worked through that, now looking for something during the week, start to get the ball rolling again.

[Michael]

240Hoke is exactly right about the math. Some of you more hands-on types might get by with a few handbooks and practical know-how, but the other side of engineering is the fundamental sciences, and that is all highly mathematical – even with today’s computational resources.

 

I do engineering-research (aerospace) for the federal government. There is a lot of overhead, euphemistically called “program managementâ€, but the fun part is that I essentially have my own lab – a “water tunnel†where I run various experiments. After many years of graduate school, I still often feel like I’m in school, because the daily work is very academically-oriented. Depending on how the various career threads spin, eventually I might look for a professorship somewhere – if I can get tenure without having to struggle for it!

 

Public-sector vs. private-sector employment is its own debate – many pros and cons. But in this economy, a public-sector job trumps the many indignities of working for “the manâ€.

[Flexicoker]

Join a Formula SAE team.

 

If you think you know alot about cars now... just wait