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That's what I remember reading in another thread

May I ask how totally different it is? are you making a significant amount less?

I didn't realize that the PE Mechanical changed to 3 types just last April...Interesting.

Here's a good reddit thread going on the topic http://www.reddit.com/r/engineering/comments/37h68k/do_you_find_salarycom_to_be_representative_of/

Especially all the people named Adam born in 1985...Those are the cream of the crop. My name is Adam too

His profile says 1985. Same age as me and I make 65l compared to his now 84k. That's good news Kovz! Congrats!!!! Now to have a talk with my employer sometime in the future.

I printed the one Ramnares referenced which does a good job at explaining detailed information. The other two links above give a broad understanding of what difference "grades" of engineers responsibilities are. I'll read through the ASME study tonight

Is there any website that gives you the low down for mechanical engineer level like this does for the ASCE? I tried and couldn't find one. Here are a couple sites that I found (only ASCE though) for different levels of a persons engineering career...

Perfect thanks Ramnares!

After talking with older co workers I'm going to start researching salary numbers. Other than salary.com what is another good reference for compensation? I'm also using the ASCE engineer level criteria to see where I fall. I'm sitting around level IV after passing the PE.

Mine has PE at the end of the license so I think we both did!

congrats fellow Oregonian PE!!!

I PASSED!!!! http://www.oregon.gov/OSBEELS/pages/Search_License.aspx still says pending on myncees

this news just got released http://ncees.org/about-ncees/news/update-on-april-2015-exam-results/ Update on April 2015 exam results May 22, 2015 The April 2015 PS and PE exam results were released to NCEES member licensing boards on May 21. SE results will be released in the coming weeks...

I don't have any experience yet as a PE. I'm possibly looking at another company to move to. They are a fab shop with in an house architecture firm and are looking to expand their mechanical side by next March. I graduated in 2008 and have had mainly engineering jobs. Here's my linkedin account...

Thank you very much for this info!!!

I want Oregon results...I want Oregon results so so bad. like so bad.

Currently make $26.50. Get paid by the hour and work 5 hours OT (1.5x) 26.5x40x52=55,120 1.5x26.5x52x5=10,335 I roughly make 65,455 hoping to get a 10-20% raise. I graduated civil but took the HVAC and refrigeration test. I work in Portland, OR.

Civil, Mechanical, Electrical...etc.