How To Be An Engineer? | Tips for Engineering Students | Is it still Worth Becoming an Engineer?

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So I can reach and help more engineers! Thanks!

[JakeVoorhees]

What are you trying to figure out as a young prospective engineer? Thanks 1% Nation!

[DaniTheEngineer]

Mindset change from "What type of engineer should I become?" ==> "What problem do you want to solve with your work?"

[princessoflavender]

In my 2nd year in Mechanical Engineering & i’m loving it! Glad I’ve watched your videos before 😊

[perdedor]

I'm and NDE tech and I specialize in thermography. I often run calcs for engineers and find myself explaining the basics of radiative heat transfer to them quite often (things like emissivity). I figure if I'm going to be doing the ME's work. I might as well have his degree. Starting college for the first time at the age of 33. Wish me luck!

[NJain-njpw]

Thanks a ton for the advice!! I'm 17 years old and I'm insistent on becoming a biomedical engineer, I absolutely love building things and I'm excited to see what's to come in my future!

[ignacioamadeo]

Already found my mentor, his name is Jake

[dylanfox]

Starting my journey here, let’s see how it goes!

[chsaulse]

Doing my best possible to become a professional mechanical engineer, and to be powerful in negotiations, convincing others and to make a difference.

[janadhiattanayake]

I completed my bachelor's in Electrical and Electronics engineering. I aspire to become a competent control systems engineer. I would like to work as a part of the team, helping young engineers to grow this field.

[StructuresSimplified]

These are some great tips Jake! I completely agree with Tip #4, extracurriculars are so vital to helping you land your first position. Keep up the great work!

[calebhill]

Great video! Just a quick tip that you probably already know, to make your audio sound better you should get some acoustic panels. You have a great mic, but there is a little bit of echo. Thanks!

[Momenmok]

The main thing I am doing right now to become an engineer is I am working on my civil engineering bachelor degree.

[Andrewmhongo]

Studying Mechanical Engineering and I would like to be a brand ambassador.

[rtk]

I just wanna live a long long life with no stress

[kennethstokes]

Currently pursuing a BS in Physics and planning on going to grad school for Mechanical Engineering.

[jvcastillo]

Hey Jake quick question, I really want to do civil engineering but calc 2 is really challenging. But I think this are the few pre reqs I have to finish including physics. Do you think when I get to my engineering subjects it’ll be less complicated than calc 2 ?

[marciascott]

Him: most engineers are not good communicators
Me: really? Is this why I'm so in love with engeering?😂😂

[jeremiahscott]

I love these tips! I have been thinking about starting a grand project that would be separate from a regular paid job. I know that my skills and abilities can be so much more than what everyone does on an 8-5 job. I feel like engineering is the profession that can serve the community and make a lasting impact.

I also know that having a mentor is super important. Now that I'm in my junior year of undergrad, I recognize that I need to find out what mechanical engineers are doing in industry. I'm definitely planning on expanding my network with the informational interviews. Thanks for the tip.

One thing that I am doing a lot more now than previous semesters is working with groups. I used to do all of my homework alone and things were just fine. Now that I have two part-time jobs, I don't have time to waste with figuring it out on my own or hoping the grader doesn't call my bluff ;) I am seriously excited about collaborating with other students to learn the material and master the homework assignments more efficiently.

[leahmarie]

1year left to Associates in Diesel Tech to land a job in Emissions Analysis, then transfering to 4year to study engineering to become a vehicle performance engineer/ Researcher

[RazrSharpProductions]

Solid advice Jake! Love the bit on self awareness and communication. Especially important for leadership. I’ve seen good and bad examples in leadership and the good leaders are always self aware and good communicators!