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Comprehensive Guide to Mechanical Engineering: Career Path, Education, Compensation, and Outlook

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Explore the career journey of Mechanical Engineer Ryan Tidwell, detailing his daily itinerary, educational background, and insights into the mechanical engineering field. Discover top schools for aspiring engineers, average compensation figures, and the employment outlook for the profession. Learn about the diverse aspects of mechanical engineering, including design and manufacturing, and understand the reasoning behind education choices for a successful career. Gain valuable resources to support your career exploration and development.

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  1. Mechanical Engineer Ryan Tidwell

  2. Itinerary • Experience • Reasoning • Education • Best Schools • Compensation • Employment Opportunities • Resources

  3. Experience • 7:00 Arrive at work • Sit at personalized desk and computer • Talk to project managers about project • Brainstorm • Work on 3D modeling program • Call customers about expectations in product • Leave at 5:30

  4. reasoning • Mechanical Engineering covers several aspects • Design • Energy Science and Technology • Mechanics • Manufacturing • And More • The ability to help create the future • As years progress, less engineers go into field

  5. education • Bachelors Degree in Science of Engineering • Entry level position in workplace • 4 years • Masters Degree in Science of Engineering • Recommended for manager or supervisor position • 2 years after bachelors degree

  6. Best schools • Massachusetts Institute of Technology • $39,340 per year • Stanford University • $41,220 per year • University of California – Berkeley • $15,102 per year • Georgia Institute of Technology • $26,204 per year • University of Illinois – Urbana Champaign • $28,198 per year

  7. Analysis of schools • Best Choice: • University of California – Berkeley • Has best money vs. education level ratio • Best Overall: • Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Ranked #1 in the nation

  8. Compensation • National Average: • Entry – $29.98 per hour • Median – $37.58 per hour • Experienced – $47.19 per hour • Illinois Average: • Entry – $27.43 per hour • Median – $34.66 per hour • Experienced – $43.96 per hour

  9. compensation Dollars ($) Level of Experience

  10. Employment outlook • National Outlook • 2008: • 238,700 Mechanical Engineers employed • Illinois Outlook • 2008: • 8,232 Mechanical Engineers employed

  11. Employment outlook • National Outlook • 2018: • 253,100 Mechanical Engineers employed • 6.03% increase over 10 years • Illinois Outlook • 2018: • 8,358 Mechanical Engineers employed • 1.5% increase over 10 years

  12. Employment outlook

  13. Resources used • www.careercruising.com/careers • www.grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com • www.jobsearch.monster.com • Personal experience