Your job fields

[HENI]

What's your job field and your field of expertise?

 

[Ōkami]

Complaining about my parents.

 

[Multiply]

I fix things for important people. :kk:

 

[Chikombo]

Creating reality out of fiction.

 

[Lyke]

Complaining about my parents.

lmao thats what I was about to say

 

[kimb]

My job field is biochemistry. I wouldn't say I have a field of expertise yet, but I've been working in the pharmaceutical industry for the past 2 years, as a pharmacy technician, and now a pharmacist assistant.

I don't plan to work in pharmacy once I get my degree tho, I'm planning on working for a research institute that specializes in genetics (either genetic engineering or genetic biotech).

 

[Drakengard]

Right now I am actually switching majors from chemical engineering to electrical engineering. I'm not dead set on any particular field (I feel kinda ostracized because I never dabbled with programming or electronics growing up like everybody else claims), but I think biomedical devices looks like an interesting industry!

 

[Lyke]

Right now I am actually switching majors from chemical engineering to electrical engineering. I'm not dead set on any particular field (I feel kinda ostracized because I never dabbled with programming or electronics growing up like everybody else claims), but I think biomedical devices looks like an interesting industry!

I did mechanical engineering for a year because I love cars

I hate maths, science and IT and same as you grew up without much knowledge about nerd shit

Guess who quit?

 

[Drakengard]

I did mechanical engineering for a year because I love cars

I hate maths, science and IT and same as you grew up without much knowledge about nerd shit

Guess who quit?

Man, MechE people had a boat load of jobs awaiting them upon graduation... I'm a bit jealous of the versatility not gonna lie. But I don't think I really fit into that type of environment. My worst grade in high school was for woodtechnology, lol. If we're going for generalizations here, I probably fit in better with the computer science people. But of course, they also had a lot of practice before going to college. One guy I talked to started coding when he was 7...

 

[The Work]

About to graduate with my Mechanical Engineering degree.

School is literally hell.

Working is the easiest **** ever though.

 

[Ludicrous]

Working on a computer science degree and have a programming internship at a studio. Programming takes a special type of patience and I've developed a habit of getting angry when I look at computers.

 

[Jazzy Stardust]

im either a rockstar with expertise in causing hearing loss, or a freak show that people find entertaining..

or Kate Bush buying kush, could call me madonna in the bahamas but popularity is so boring

 

[minamoto 🥉]

i dropped my studies in middle of university...now i do laborious works ....

 

[Multiply]

Right now I am actually switching majors from chemical engineering to electrical engineering. I'm not dead set on any particular field (I feel kinda ostracized because I never dabbled with programming or electronics growing up like everybody else claims), but I think biomedical devices looks like an interesting industry!

If you're serious about the bold let me know. I can hook you up with some job positions. I know which companies are hiring. Especially you filthy electrical engineering rats.

 

[ChicagoJhawk]

*****ologist

 

[Lyke]

Doing business administration/international management atm

 

[Iruka]

I'm an electrical engineer who specializes in power systems.

Right now I am actually switching majors from chemical engineering to electrical engineering. I'm not dead set on any particular field (I feel kinda ostracized because I never dabbled with programming or electronics growing up like everybody else claims), but I think biomedical devices looks like an interesting industry!

Welcome to the master race. Don't be disheartened by having no prior experience, you'll find that a lot of people exaggerate their own. You shouldn't be too far behind unless you're skipping the introductory electrical papers and jumping straight into the more advanced material.

Especially you filthy electrical engineering rats.

Dem be fighting words.