The Engineering Career Ladder Explained

Whether you are a software, electrical, mechanical, civil, or chemical engineer, you will inevitably have to climb what I like to call "The Engineering Ladder". Everyone's career path will look a bit different, but typically there are 3 potential tracks that engineers can go with at start-ups and big tech companies (Apple, Amazon Google, Tesla, etc). This video provides a closer look into these 3 tracks and the various engineering career levels (from intern to CEO). I also share how you can move up the ladder and the key differences between each level in terms of responsibility, duties, and impact.

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[EngineeringGoneWild]

Where are you currently at in your engineering career? 🤓

[zodi]

Your videos are so good. There aren’t many great videos like this on engineering.

[jemurillo]

Due to some personal reasons i was unable to continue my university career in mechanical engineering but i am looking to get back in there and meanwhile just get all the knowledge i can get! Youve been my main go to for almost everything!

[andresantos_]

I'm going to start my degree in mechanical engineering at one of the best universities in Portugal, thank you for your advices👍🤠

[miraihibinomasterred]

I started my mechanical engineering hope I could make it and go abroad for future development

[zacharydavis]

Thanks for spending the time to create and share this content bro 🤙🏾

[FlatEarthTheory]

Just want to sincerely say thank you for this detailed explanation.

I was frustrated for a couple months that my EE career was going too slow and that I should quit because of that. But after your explanation I see that I’m on the right track and everything goes pretty smoothly. So thank you very much for sharing this information

[Justaguytriestoexist]

Thanks to you I have gained a new perspective, Keep up the good work!

[ENGRingSuccess]

Regardless of the size of company or industry, there are a lot of parallels for an engineer's career growth! Great video :)

[jemurillo]

Just found your channel, such great content! I subbed immediately keep up the great work!

[cem]

Hi, I m gonna start studying mechanical engineering this year and I will buy a new laptop I was thinking about buying a macbook but it doesnt support many programmes so I will buy a windows but ı am not sure about intel or amd. Does amd also have problem for the programmes?

[murilogomes]

What is the best choice:
Make Chemical engineering or Biochemistry pharmacy? I like math, biology, health research, chemistry, genetics, biochemistry, machines... i would like work in research but i would like have a versatile major for use in other sectors.

[saiadhityarohith]

Hi dude I have some doubt according to the fea analysis, In this analysis for an object(Electrical flying object) how can we analysis the object like full assemble or half an assemble???

[akashravindran]

Hello sir I just completed watching your video on computational engineering and then came to this video.
My doubts are what does the job market for computational engineers look like in the U.S after completing masters in the same for Asian(Iam Indian by the way). Also as a mechanical undergraduate myself, Iam looking to pursue a masters in mechanical engineering, according to you which major in mechanical engineering pays you the most and which has the lowest potential of being replaced in the future by technology? Iam asking this because a lot of people around me are asking to pursue a technical field for masters like data science or analytics of some sort. Your reply will be very valuable to me. Thank you.

[miztamacondatrack]

Do you need a degree to become a manager or director or cto?

[malleshmm]

Who else saw Bengaluru in Google maps 🤩😂