Career Choices

Software Engineer - uses computer science, engineering, and math to develop, design, and test software (computer programs).

Mechanical Engineer - designs machines such as electric generators and air-conditioning systems.

Civil Engineer - designs, constructs, and maintains large construction projects such as roads, airports, bridges, and sewage systems.

Electrical Engineer - studies and designs electrical systems such as circuits and computer chips.

Aerospace Engineer - designs and constructs planes and space vehicles.

Automotive Mechanic - repairs and mantains all kinds of automobiles.

Computer Engineer - researches, designs, tests, and oversees computer hardware components such as circuit boards and computer chips.

Computer Programmer - writes, tests, and debugs the source code of computer programs.

Web Developer - writes code specifically to design websites that allow users to easily navigate them.

Information Technology (IT) Manager - oversees the function of all electronic networks of a business. An IT manager makes sure that all the technology runs smoothly.

Computer Systems Analyst - helps a business use computer technology efficiently by incoporating effective new technology.

Information Security Analyst - develops and implements measures to protect an organization's data against security attacks.

 Database Administrator - oversees and runs a company's database and is responsible for backing up systems to save data if power is lost.

Quality Assurance Engineer - checks a project at various stages to ensure that quality of the product or service will meet the needs and expectations of the customers.

Engineering Technician - solves technical problems in specific areas of engineering.