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What are the specifics about the jobs available in technology for engineers? Design engineering - sitting at a desk all day working on CAD - is not the only engineering out there, and it is certainly not the only thing you can do when you graduate with an engineering degree. Explore the other options with me as I post series' about what people really do in various company roles.
Day in the Life: Quality Engineering 2, Medical Devices
Quality Engineering at a large company building medical devices. Video details the bones of a CAPA (Corrective Action Preventative Action) project.
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Day in the Life: Manufacturing Engineer
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This video goes through the day in the life of a manufacturing engineer, highlighting key steps in the design cycle for ordering new machinery
Day-in-the-Life: New Product Development Engineer
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This video goes through the day of a new product development engineer. See some of the referenced programs/words below: What is Minitab? www.minitab.com/en-US/default.aspx What are hypothesis tests? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistical_hypothesis_testing What is "hydrophobic"? czcams.com/video/i3jA40arq9Y/video.html
Day in the Life: Design Engineer
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Reposting this with better quality audio. I'm not on an airplane this time! Yay!! This video runs through a day in the life of a design engineering intern at a large company. All content comes directly from the experience of yours truly.
Day in the Life: Quality Engineer
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Quality Engineering at a medium-sized company building large, multi-million dollar products. Please do give me feedback so I can improve my videos. Also, if you have suggestions for other series or topics related to engineering careers, let me know!
Day in the Life: Materials Engineer
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This video covers a day in the life of a materials engineer. As life would have it, this includes experiences of both a materials engineer, and a materials lab technician. Once again, all content comes from my own life experience. Step-by-step instructions on creating mounts, which I did at least weekly, if not multiple times a week: www.instructables.com/id/How-to-mount-polish-and-etch-a-sampl...
Day-in-the-Life Series Intro
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In this video, I give a summary of the 5 engineering positions I will discuss during the upcoming day-in-the-life series.
Hello World; JobTalk Intro
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In this video, I set the stage for this channel and videos to come. These videos will be defined examples. If you want a philosophical musing answering what to do with your life, check out this highly worthwhile video: czcams.com/video/3lkn8MS3n8Q/video.html.
Did you do the drawings by yourself or is it pre-made animation set? That looks super authentic and beautiful
Thank you! Done by myself; hence why I haven't made anything in a long time 😅
Great video! Very accurate. The illustrations were perfect!
Great 👍🏻
now you are doiing the same work?
Did you say bike back home😮
I’ve watched this video before I enrolled Manufacturing Engineering degree, and watched it again after graduating… it seems okay, Now I just finished my 6months apprenticeship at a semoconductor manufacturing industry as Process Engineer, I can now finally can relate to it 😂 the hardest part in this job is making excuses 😅
This is spot on. I have one morning meeting with my manager though. My work does not have a lot of trained technicians so I have to be help out on the floor a lot
You are awesome! People should watch your channel more
I am going to start this role from next month. I have been graduated 2 years ago and been only doing shop floor work and applying jobs. Until finally i get Production engineer role. Since, i have not done anything in upper level. I dont know what's my life going to be.. i believe the video tell me my future. I hope i can land on their expectations. I hope they provide me some training as well
@varunkrit4422 how do you like it ?
Great video
very helpful Thank you!!
Do NPD engineers also develop machines that will manufacture those products?
In some companies yes but mostly the machine development belongs to a manufacturing engineer or process engineer. It all depends on the company.
what is the job market of this occupation in canada and america? is the salary and working hours worth it?
thanks, Practical!
Thanks!
Hello all, I'm reaching my last year in college and I have taken a liking to manufacturing engineering recently. Does any one have some tips on how I can improve my chances of landing a position other than internships?
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As a guy whose been an ME for 10 years, always take your lunch. Things can wait. Work life balance is it. You may not think it now but once you get older, you’ll realize it’s just as important as pay
Noted!
I"m learning english and love your diction.
This seems very exhausting.
im only 53 sec. in, and I have got to tell you.... to know what a mfg. eng. does in REAL life!!!??.. actually at work?... SOOOOOOOO helpful!! They should have this for accounting as well. Either way... YOU are an absolute legend!! This is all so impressive too me
Do you have a FE or PE signing off on those documents?
U r so amazing.. explained everything precisely what needs to be known.. makes my work easy literally..🙏🥰 Thank you. Be my mentor PLZ..😁😁
Great video. I personally would have said something like a big machine can take a more significant cut depth, reducing roughing time decreasing part turnover, and decreasing machine time, reducing cost per part. leading to higher production, which decreases project time till completion, and improves customer relations, which secures supply chain dependencies, which leads to more contracts. RPM being specific to material and cut speed... Nevermind RPM is fine for proof of concept. That was a lot of words.
Great explaination
As a man past his working years and a student of old wise teachers I am alerted to you dreaming of your passion while working at your “Job”. Jobs and work are better left to others or we age with regrets, I would suggest taking your talents to the biking industry and transform your work into your passion.
Hi
Please post the link if you have made the more videos on quality tools that you mentioned in video, if not can you please make it. It would be very informative, especially for beginners.
Hope you are doing well.
Do they not usually split the roles described in this video ? This seems like you’re wearing multiple hats that leverage complimentary but very separate skillsets. I see this as a day in the life of 1 ME doing 3 roles that have different titles: 1. Support Manufacturing Engineers (helping ops) 2. Analysts (Process improvement, strategic projects, business cases, etc. ) 3. Engineering Manufacturing Engineers (Building new manufacturing process)
I don't know about usually, but at a small company, it's common to wear multiple hats. I'm not surprised that you see the ability to split this into multiple functions. Perhaps at large companies, they have the resources to do that. My guess is this isn't about normal, but about company size and resources.
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Lol, why you stop making youtube videos? I am gonna have a Manufacturing engineer job. Would you make another video to share your experience. Your videos are so enjoyable.
Thank you for the comment!! I really do want to make a few videos based on my experiences the past 4 years, but have not had the chance. Hopefully I am able to set aside some time for making videos soon
@@jobtalk9793 I would love to hear your jobs interview experience. I am a new EE graduate, and not doing so well on finding a job.
How to switch career from maintenance engineer to manufacturing engineer?
I'm sorry, but I don't know how to answer this question. It is very dependent on your career history and the job availabilities in your area. Good luck!
I am a maintenance engineer now but I wish to become a manufacturing engineer so I want to know how can I switch to that career path?
This is spot on!!! Feels like you explained my day
Drawings are totally on point :)
does this pay well?
This is somehow accurate to what I do, thank you for making this video.
This job is not as easy as it looks, especially with time constraints! 🙃
Sounds interesting I better get ready then because I'm starting my BA in manufactured engineering soon
grear vid, summed up my day for the last 40 years......never a dull moment !
Relate
its funny that a video about quality looks like that ^_^
You can tell why I didn't pursue art
It seems that QEs have less professional freedom than IEs and DEs since they need always ask for approval and wait for managers responses . Am I right?
I think this depends on the role and the industry. Some QEs can have professional freedom in designing solutions to company problems and in setting up programs for quality. Other QEs do have to follow the books in reviews and making things audit-ready. In the design world, design engineers can sometimes have less freedom in their constraints from customer, managerial and quality requirements. Other design engineers have lots of freedom to simply explore ideas. This can also change within one given role as managers change.
What are some of the engineering jobs that require minimal travel? Seems like most engineering jobs require 25% or more travel
Most jobs I've had do not require that level of travel. It depends on the company
Just because a job description says 25% doesn’t mean that it will be that high. It’s a guess. My current role as a manufacturing engineer has “25%” travel. And I have only traveled twice in the last 6 months. Percentage wise it would be closer to 10% for me.
“If the issue was a machine based fix they would call maintenance instead of me” was the only lie told in this video
🤣 hahaha true that they call the ME all the time for things that they should call others for
So accurate
these video can literally change society of the next generation looking for work cant believe someone made this