Associate Engineer @ VinothKumar Anbunesan

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Associate engineers are qualified engineers, who are responsible for designing, developing, manufacturing, operating and maintaining products, equipment and processes. The exact duties depend on the organization and industry you work in a civil engineer will not have the same daily duties as a mechanical engineer, for example. The common factor is that all associate engineers use their technical knowledge to perform routine engineering tasks, such as performing calculations, operating machinery and preparing reports. It is likely that you will play a junior role in large, complex projects and that you will manage smaller projects on your own, under the supervision of a senior engineer.

Associate engineers are qualified engineers, who typically have between one and three years of work experience under their belts, although some receive the "associate engineer" job title from the get-go. Whichever engineering field you work in, you'll need to earn state licensure, if you provide engineering services to the public. The minimal requirement for licensure is a four-year bachelor's degree in a specific field of engineering. If you continue in an engineering program after your baccalaureate, enrolling in a graduate program will show employers that you have superior knowledge in that field.

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