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What Type of Engineer Would You Want to Be?

What Type of Engineer Would You Want to Be?

  • Civil Engineer

  • Electrical Engineer

  • Environmental Engineer

  • Industrial Engineer

  • Mechanical Engineer

  • Software Engineer

  • other type of engineer

  • I would not want to be an engineer


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TalonStrike

Senior member
I had a poll asking what career path is the best a while ago, and "Engineer" won. Now, I am asking, specifically, what type of engineer you would want to be, or think would be the best option. I look forward to hearing your opinions.
 
Petroleum for Cash
Biomed for medical school
Industrial engineering for business folks that can do calculus
Software or Electrical Engineering for fun!
 
What's the non-douchey kind? Oh sorry, never met one of those kinds of engineers. 😀

Serious, I'd want to design stuff I could see everyday. "See that bridge right there? Go ahead, jump on it, its not coming down anytime soon."
 
Sci-Fi engineer. They are experts in physics, chemistry, biology, tautology, whatever other -ology is needed that week.

In real life I'm a software engineer, though development is currently more of a craft than a real engineering discipline.
 
Electronics/Software

I really like the malleability of software. I can make a change to my code and rebuild in a few seconds/minutes. Software is about all design, the manufacturing component (compiling) is very small.
 
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Operating Engineer...
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Oh...you mean THAT kind of engineer...

IF I could ever wrap my head around the "fuzzy math," I'd like to do structural engineering. Bridges have always fascinated me. I've helped build them for decades...I'd like to help design them.
 
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