Recent content by deezcornuts

Got my EIT, and somehow a job in software.  I don't think there are any PE's even at my company, maybe in another department but probably not.  Is there anything I can do to get my PE like join a part time club or something to get sign-offs? Or did I just waste a bunch of money and time?

Just curious, it's been 7 years.  How's your career now?

Thanks for the insight! I'm definitely going to settle into this new job for a few months before I jump into a program. I'm already traveling to Asia and getting into work that I have never been exposed to before. Who knew that after studying electrical for so long that I'd end up staring at my...

I took mine in Oakland, CA. Passed it first time. I didn't notice anything weird regarding State specific things.  Here's my advice...  Buy the green and yellow Lindeburg book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  Once it arrives, you will do this:  1. Go to NCEES and fork out the dough for the exam. Schedule it...

So I've found a great job right out of my BSEE. But I still want to study.  Since my job requires travel I'm looking into online degrees.  I'm in CA so I'm leaning toward UCLA, Cal Poly Pomona, or Stanford. Who has finished an online program? Which school did you go to and what program (Mostly...

I've decided to accept the job with the big salary.  Really, the EIT position fell through and they couldn't hire me, so this is where I land. I'm going to just continue to read about power and someday I'll find a job working in it. Meanwhile, Im gonna be making enough to get a brand new Dodge 2500!

Wise advice, after I just posted that I'm leaning toward the fatty money.  Maybe I need to think some more.

Thanks y'all, I'm leaning towards the 100k. The technology is way ahead of anything I've ever seen, and I could see potentially taking an engineering position there in the future. Although these engineers most likely have masters.  I've only a BS so I'd need to spend some time also leveling up...

Job 1:  High tech company, makes big money and possibility of an IPO soon. Pay is 100k.  Work is not really engineering, but more of technical troubleshooting, interfacing software and basically being all around smartie pants with no real design required.    Job 2: Reputable engineering firm in...