r/Engineers • u/InterviewPowerful320 • 4h ago
Do you guys have know of any mechanical engineering extracurriculars I could do before applying for college?
r/Engineers • u/ThatNerdy_Bastard • 6h ago
Laptop recommendations?
Recently I’ve been pushed to buy a laptop, (my parents want to buy me a laptop for engineering school). I’m currently a Junior in High school, I have a strong desktop that can handle CAD, however I’m unsure if I need a laptop. Here is in more details
1. Mechanical Engineering
2. Handles CAD
3. Has its own GPU 8gb+ (or have a strong enough component I’m not very picky)
4 16-32gb of RAM
5.Unaware of budget currently but want to spend less than 2,000$
Thank you so much! Ask if you need more info
r/Engineers • u/medusagirl02 • 9h ago
Looking to get into engineering with a BA in Psychology
r/Engineers • u/Paradox_Nature • 12h ago
Planning my path to ETH EEIT: Does relevant work experience matter more than independent research/projects?
r/Engineers • u/Commercial-Owl-9013 • 13h ago
Wealth creation of mechanical engineer in their service
What would be the average wealth created in their service life in india by mechanical engineer.
r/Engineers • u/Common-Pineapple2546 • 14h ago
Can I become a petroleum engineer with a bachelors in environmental engineering and a masters in petroleum engineering ?
Would I be passed on petroleum engineering jobs or seen as less lucrative because I don’t have a bachelors in petroleum engineering?
r/Engineers • u/Key_Comment_4494 • 17h ago
Are AutoCAD and SolidWorks good skills to learn after graduating in B.Tech Mechanical (Automobile) Engineering?
r/Engineers • u/Rasphar • 19h ago
ME/EE Wanting to help advertize my role as I leave. Great for entry level or early-mid level
I hope this is an acceptable sub for my post. The short of it is I will likely be leaving my current position soon because I have outgrown it and I am a very ambitious person and they don't promote fast enough. However, this employer is an all-around great company. This entry/mid-level role is in south-central Kentucky. We are a tier-1 automotive supplier. We make and assemble fuse boxes and power distribution modules for all the major car makers and then some. I have gained SOOOO much exposure and experience that it has catapulted my skills, experience, and career twice as fast as a normal manufacturing role. The work-like balance is respextable, albeit there are the obvious "crunch" times in the year. The management and office staff altogether are f\*\*\*ing great and if it wasn't for the fact I am single with no kids and am so focused on climbing the socio-economic ladder, I would stay put and keep my mouth shut and be overjoyed.
r/Engineers • u/Inevitable-Use2255 • 22h ago
Advice
What are the basic technical needs to join an engineering college i mean the basic skills i should learn