- Mechanical engineers - Car designs
- Chemical engineers - Chemicals e.g. Sprays
- Petroleum engineers e.g. Gasoline supply
- Computer engineers e.g. Laptop design
- Electrical engineers e.g. Electric Meters and distribution
- Energy engineers e.g. Air Conditioning power consumption
- Project engineers e.g. lighting power consumption
They each vary in their concentration but I run the internet so π each is part of life and human existence enables you to try as many. There is always money so you can hire as many G's as possible. Like I call them π or my fellow engineers
The concentration varies by the product we focus on. its really a hobby. Once you graduate, and get into a concentration realize your certifications are secondary. Really learn it but you don't need to pass I learned this in a funny way, MK should do the trick. School is enough, you already struggled to finish. So make money in peace π
I'm a Mechanical engineer, but lets keep it simple as Engineer Ellis or
Ellis the Mechanic π I could really troubleshoot all your gadgets with the right tools but I prefer to buy a new one instead π I'm a University Alum so take this as my invite to spend money in a nice location. Make sure you fuck the first letter in your course as well π have fun basically ok !
Each seg of engineering becomes a cult at the end of the day π its the honest truth as long as you have your result and are known. You've never seem a bunch of loyalists in your lifetime. Its fair and cool because it makes life easy and gives each self worth. This is probably the most important post to each engineer world wide. Cheersπ»
In my opinion each seg should live in a hall and call it a company and create as they like within their niche and get paid as well. life isn't black and white so it depends on where you end up, but this is the smartest thing to do.
Just like the "Engineers Club" Building in Bryant Park Known as the Bryant Park Place today
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