Day in the life of an Environmental Engineer working in the US Air Force | Typical Work Week
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2022
- Ever wondered what it would be like to work as an Environmental Engineer at a US Air Force Base? Here you'll see me working for one whole week.
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I graduated with a Bachelors in Chemistry and a Masters in Environmental Engineering. I worked as an Environmental Engineer for the US Air Force, a cancer researcher for a private R&D company, and a graduate teaching assistant at UC Irvine.
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Sounds like a super chill work environment dude! Im in school majoring in environmental resource engineering at Cal poly Humboldt. Can’t wait to get into the field. Take care
This seems like such a nice, low-stress work environment! I'm an upcoming freshman at the University of Michigan hoping to major in Environmental Engineering and work a job like this!
In a nutshell: Chill af. Having worked in consulting for over 5 years now I would love the low stress, low demanding, short workdays government folk are accustomed to. The higher pay in private industry is almost negligible compared to the benefits. Thanks for showing a realistic example.
I’m so excited to be a bioenvironmental engineer. I ship to BMT in 40 days ✨
Dude that sounds horrible, worst than when I was in the military
Hi, I am currently an Environmental Science major planning on going to Grad school for Environmental Engineering. If my goal is to create technology that will help the environment (specifically with green energy) do you think it would be a better path for me to pursue mechanical engineering for my master's?
This was a great video, I just had a question. Do environmental engineers work on designing things? (e.g designing sustainable technologies, working with CAD)
Hlo bro is it very hard to study for an average student i like to join diploma in environmental engineering in canada plz reply i dont know if this course suits me
I like this relaxed wibe)00
Thanks environmental and chemical engineer are great working in clean water and optical tech also .
thank you for the valuble experience and knowledge it really helps to see the actually deal before i make decisions if i want to do it or not
Dude I should've gotten into Environmental Engineering! I work for the federal govt also but in Software & it's countless meetings! I recognize where you work at. I used to work in that site but on the Nortrhop Grumman side. Now I'm in Pt Hueneme. Seriously though I think Environmental Engineering is a great career to pursue.
Where's the pare where you fudge an assessment on PFAS pollution from the bases?
i need to so what you do not you need and what you do in general, We are looking for what a a work look like
If I plan to join the Air force reserves. Would I need further schooling/certifications to get my foot in the door? I'd love to hear about how long it takes and the steps you made to go from young airman to Engineer.
Hey Randy thanks for the videos you put up, they are a great insight on what I want to do.
this doesn't really seem like an engineering role to me. I thought this type of role would be more technical and hands-on. Can you speak on what technical work you do? thanks!
Im thinking about doing this in the future and going to college for it, just wanted to know if you work with ecosystems and work to build them because that is what i'm looking to be in
What do you think about bioenvironmental engineering? Thats the entry level position for the airforce
Any reason why you don’t use an external keyboard when your laptop is on its stand? No more t-rex arms!