Electrical Engineer
Parm Cheema
Job Description Meet with other electrical engineers and customers
to discuss potential projects or products Use computers to design Present calculations to compute and establish
manufacturing, constructions, and installation Inspect finished installations and observe
operations Estimate expenses Most electrical engineers specialize in one field
Expected Hours
Most electrical engineers work 5 days, 40-45 hours a week
- 8 hours a day (without overtime)
Earning Potential
$45 000 – $150 000 a year For most its $70 000 a year The amount paid depends on experience and
education
Required Credits High school diploma
Grade 12 English Algebra Calculus Chemistry Physics Social Studies Computers Electronics and Communication Technology Drafting and Designing
Level of Education
A bachelor's degree is the minimum requirement
An undergraduate level is also available PhD is required for most academic or advanced
research and development positions MBA degree is another way of qualification
Location Where Education is Available
Carleton University (Ontario) McGill University (Quebec) University of Calgary (Alberta) University of Regina (Saskatchewan)
Qualifications Granted Upon Completion of your Education
-Training courses are available nation wide. The training is designed for several things, such as inspectors and plant supervisors.
-Upon completion of the training will allow you to get into university quicker.
-I am planning on doing a 2 year training course with EFTI and then head to Carleton University.
Possible Employers in Peel Area
Possible employers in Peel are Bell and housing companies.
Workplaces Hiring:
Senior Electrical Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Questions?
Citation List
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