Aerospace engineers usually spend most of their time working in offices and aeronautical laboratories using computer equipment and software design tools. In some cases, aerospace engineers may travel to company sites outside the United States.
Q. What do aerospace engineers do daily?
On a daily basis, Aerospace Engineers direct or coordinate activities of engineering or technical personnel involved in designing, fabricating, modifying, or testing of aircraft or aerospace products.
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Q. Do aerospace engineers make good money?
Aerospace engineers can earn a nice salary as well as have a fulfilling career. The average aerospace engineer makes $116,500 per year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Aerospace engineers can work for established companies like Boeing and Lockheed Martin, as well as startups like SpaceX and others.
Q. Can aerospace engineers be rich?
Wealthy, nope. As others have said, aerospace is not a field to become stinkin’ rich in. It’s a field to pursue if you have a great passion for it and are willing to be capped around 140K a year at the very most.
Q. Is aerospace engineering hard?
Aerospace engineering is one of the most demanding and challenging fields to work in. It requires a lot of hard work, intelligence, and creativity. We’ll go over some important aspects about what an aerospace engineer does on a day-to-day basis as well as how much they make and where they can live comfortably.
Q. Do engineers actually use math?
This requires very involved mathematics from algebra through calculus to differential equations and vector analysis. There are however, quite a few engineering jobs that require almost no advanced math and very little basic math or algebra. It is a very broad field.
Q. Is MBBS harder than engineering?
MBBS is tough compared to engineering. It takes 6.5 years to graduate in medicine and get a licenice to practise. PG is a must and it takes another 3 years.
