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Moe_the_Genius
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Hi,
I have been looking through the main NASA site for an opportunity of working at NASA in the future. I have found the career that I found interesting: professional engineering. I have been informed that NASA is the best place to work and have always dreamed of going there myself to see what it is like being at NASA.
1) I would like to know what courses students entering university who consider working as a professional engineer at NASA should take in Canada.
2) I would like to know if there are any other careers at NASA which seem to be lacking enough people.
3) I would like to know which careers are currently advancing greatly and have a good future right now at NASA.
I wish to know what the difference between engineers and engineering directors is in terms of their daily tasks. Lastly, how far ahead should I be thinking and preparing for NASA?
Thank you very much,
I have been looking through the main NASA site for an opportunity of working at NASA in the future. I have found the career that I found interesting: professional engineering. I have been informed that NASA is the best place to work and have always dreamed of going there myself to see what it is like being at NASA.
1) I would like to know what courses students entering university who consider working as a professional engineer at NASA should take in Canada.
2) I would like to know if there are any other careers at NASA which seem to be lacking enough people.
3) I would like to know which careers are currently advancing greatly and have a good future right now at NASA.
I wish to know what the difference between engineers and engineering directors is in terms of their daily tasks. Lastly, how far ahead should I be thinking and preparing for NASA?
Thank you very much,
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