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Title: Boeing Corporate PPT Template

1
Job Requirements

Need at least a Bachelor of Science degree in a
recognized field of Engineering from an ABET
accredited school or University
(http//www.abet.org/). Typically takes four
years to get a degree. A Masters degree can add
an additional two years, if a full time student,
and a PhD can add an additional three to four
years for a full time student.
There are many schools in the US with Engineering
programs, Univ. of Washington, Washington State,
Seattle Univ., etc.
Boeing and other companies offer summer
internships for students usually after their
sophomore or junior year in college. The interns
in my organization are given a small project that
is usually completed before they go back to
school. These students are typically offered
full-time jobs when they graduate. Website for
Interns and Graduates http//www.boeing.com/caree
rs/collegecareers/index.html

2
About Engineering

Engineers are problem solvers.
They utilize their academic training, on-the-job
experiences, and continuous self-study to bring
creative solutions to todays and tomorrows
problems.
They look for practical applications for things
scientists and others discover.
Many of the products and man made structures that
we use in our daily lives required engineers.
Engineering has equal opportunity for women and
men.
Training is so rigorous that society needs all
the engineers it can produce in order to keep
things running and to improve our quality of
life.
There are many types of engineering, and each
requires a different skill set and interest.

3
Earnings and Promotions

The Seattle Times ran an article June 1, 2008 on
Engineering Graduates and their starting
salaries. It stated that according to
CareerBuilder.com, five of the top 10 in-demand
jobs are in Engineering (Chemical, Electrical,
Mechanical, Civil and Computer-Software).
Starting salaries averaged about 54,000.
For 2012, there is growth expected in the number
of Biomedical and Computer Software engineers
needed. The average salaries are about 82,000
and 97,000 respectively. (http//msn.careerbuilde
r.com/Article/MSN-2854-Job-Info-and-Trends-Best-be
ts-for-jobs-in-2012/)
The projections for bachelors degrees in demand
for the Class of 2013 include Mechanical,
Electrical and Computer engineers.
(http//www.naceweb.org/s09262012/job-outlook-2013
/)
There are lots of internet sites that list the
top jobs and careers and there are almost always
some types of engineers listed.

4
Types of Engineering

5
Types of Engineering (continued)

6
Industries Engineers Work In

7
Future Trends Technologys Influence

Computers and the internet will continue to
impact all engineering fields, including
Engineering Education.
Green is becoming more important - Power Industry
(wind/solar/wave/geothermal), Autos and
Buildings.
Civil Engineering will be critical to replace
bridges, older structures environmental
improvements.
Biomedical is seeing strong growth.
Nuclear is returning.
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science are
expanding the Web, communications, entertainment
(gaming), energy and transportation.
Exploration of space and undersea will also
provide opportunities.

8
Advice to Students Thinking about Engineering

Learn good study habits.
Math Science are important, but so are English,
Writing, History Foreign Languages.
Research the type of engineering that interests
you.
Talk to practicing engineers.
Pick an engineering field based on your
interests.
Be a Team Player, a team focus is important,
but never compromise on ethics honesty.
Technical competence takes serious Life Time
Study.