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9th December 2015, 06:07 PM
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Becoming an Automotive Engineer
I want to become automotive engineer so can you please tell me the process to become automotive engineer?
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10th December 2015, 09:10 AM
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Re: Becoming an Automotive Engineer
These professionals ensure that automotive designs and systems conform to budgeted quality and cost specifications. Automotive engineers design the systems and mechanisms of cars. Most automotive engineers work on a full-time basis, although many work more than 40 hours a week on occasion. Career Requirements Degree Level Bachelor's degree Degree Name Mechanical engineering, automotive engineering concentration if available Experience Some employers will want automotive engineers who specialize in a specific area Key Skills - Must be able to solve issues and evaluate problems Basic computer literacy Machine welding and tooling Assembly Design software systems Salary $87,140 (median for mechanical engineers in 2014) Step 1: Complete Bachelor's Degree Program Within a mechanical engineering program, students may have the opportunity to specialize or concentrate in automotive engineering. Step 2: Participate in an Internship Internships are offered through automotive suppliers or manufacturers and opportunities may be available to specialize in a specific area. Step 3: Look for Employment Opportunities Automotive engineers work in all aspects of a vehicle's design and performance. Step 4 Participate in Continuing Education Opportunities The Society of Automotive Engineers offers continuing education opportunities for professionals in the field. Continuing education opportunities are available in many areas, including bodies and structures, fuels and energy sources, vehicles and performance and safety. Step 5: Become Licensed Becoming professionally licensed can set an individual apart from unlicensed engineers by allowing them to bid for government contracts, perform consulting services and offer their services to the public. Step 6: Consider a Master's Degree While a master's degree in automotive engineering is not required to work in the field, earning this higher-level degree will provide students with advanced knowledge and skills. |
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