My Experience As An Electrical Engineer Trainee

I have spent most of my career in EMS learning, teaching or directly trying to combat death. During my time as an Instructor I wanted my EMT students to have an understanding of grief, death and the importance of what happens when calls don't have a positive outcome. I reached out to dozens of Coroners in the bay area asking them to come in and guest lecture with no response. By chance at a company party I met a man by the name of Charles Newman retired senior coroner with SF and SC county. I asked Charles if he would come and teach and he agreed. Charles recanted stories from his 30 thousand death investigations, some with gallows humor and some nothing short of horrible and after an hour or so of lecture Charles looked at the room and said

Working as an electrician you encounter many dangers some that can cause injure or kill you and or others such as a electrical fire after wiring a building, that is why working in the field of electricians requires a lot of skill and attention to detail. When first starting you have little pay on difficult jobs, however after you become skillful enough to earn the rank of master you are presented with multiple fields such as the two I covered in this paper that will present you with your kind of work environment and pay that will be more than enough to make you

This is my placement report which will talk about my year long industrial placement as a full time employee at the Midlands and Lancashire commissioning support unit as part of my course of study on the BSc Hons Computer Science. During the report I will introduce the company and share some background information in regards to what the company is all about. This report will mainly revolve around my placement position at the Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning support unit and the work I have been involved with during my time at the company. In relation I will report about the training and work experienced I gained as a computing professional and how this industrial placement proved to be an priceless experience as it enabled me to become a more proficient individual and computing professional

I currently work at Hydro One Networks Inc., as a Protection and Control Engineering Intern. I originally did a 4 months’ coop work term at Hydro One after completing my second year of university. After my third year, I went back again for a 16 months’ internship which will end on September 1, 2017. While at Hydro One, I assisted with special assignments and projects which includes: commissioning and testing protection relays before they go in service, metering new protection relays and terminal blocks for device functionality, creating device types templates for new protection and control equipment, analyzing transformer gas trips caused by natural occurring events, investigating issues with voltage reduction test carried out by the IESO (Independent

Solving problems, working with machines, and learning new things have always been my strong points, I truly enjoy my work so long as I get do something with those three. So when I was told to write a paper on a career path, I thought, “Why not an engineer?” Now of course I didn’t just want to be any engineer, I wanted to be an electrical one. Along with electrical engineering, I wanted to work with the Marine Corps, because I want to be helping people and making my home a safer place, and joining the marines is one of the best ways to do that.

Through my post-secondary education in Electrical Engineering, I hope to make a lot of positive differences to the Canadian Society. One of them would be in the Energy sector, which would make two positive differences to the Canadian society.

Boilertech is at a crossroads where there are many different paths to choose from, but all may not be equal. It seems as though the cause of their problems comes down to outdated policies and attitudes that are creating a culture that discourages engagement, which is leading to the turnover of key talent. Some examples of these antiquated practices include the lack of formal exit interviews, inadequate appraisal system, and poor succession planning. Ultimately, it will take an overhaul of the policies and mechanisms in order to maintain a competitive advantage, especially when it comes to talent.

As a student looking for an internship, I received an amazing opportunity to be a Pathways Intern for The Army Corps of Engineers. My position is an Administrative Assistant in the Construction Branch. My office location is over in Davenport and our office is called the Central Area Office. I have been under the pathways program since December 2016 and since then I have learned so much from my job and my co-workers. It has been a place that I enjoy working for and would like to become a permanent employee in the future. It is my goal to be able to fill in a permanent position in the future.

While working for the biggest Electrical Distribution Utility in Ecuador, CNEL EP, I developed an excellent understanding of distribution and transmission circuits operation since I was part of the Electrical Protection Department. I assisted with the elaboration of system analysis to not only coordinate relays, but also to work closely with people in the field who were working to restore electrical power; consequently, it helped me to cultivate strong initiative and organizational skills which quickly allowed me to be both an effective individual and cooperative team member in order to handle work pressures as well as meet deadlines. This background makes me an excellent match for this position where I will definitely be able to rapidly acquire a comprehensive knowledge and skills to support your team while following engineering quality procedures.

I have completed my Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronic Engineering in the year 2012. After completing

With so many careers in the world which one is most important? This is asked all the time, well it’s not about which one is most important because a lot of careers are important. It’s really about how much your career impacts the world. Electrical engineers have an impact on the world by what electrical engineers are a part of. They are responsible for anything that is electrical and that is a lot of things in the world today. The reasons they have an impact on the world because people expect the engineers to solve problems in finding another energy source to replace a source that is becoming scarce, to have other tools to help them with their task, to be quicker in making newer things to help advance the world to be high tech, how much

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Personal Statement: Twenty years of education have brought me a deep appreciation for the study of the Power systems, Controls systems and Telecommunication. When the time came to specialize, my decision to major in Electrical Power Engineering was motivated by the hope of achieving a strong opportunity of creativity, research, and development. Electrical Engineering, with its myriad sub-domains and multi-faceted nature is a natural amalgamation that allows me to express my creativity and innovative power to bring about works that offer benefits to society. The tools and aims may be different, but designing and developing software/hardware or devising a novel mathematical proof is relatable to the work of artists in their shared spirit of creating. I view my decision to study Electrical Engineering as a natural means of fulfilling my need to create since it equips me with tools for the job: the ability to devise, test and evaluate Power systems and the programming knowledge required to implement them.

Obstacles had never been obstructing my effort to succeed in life. As an engineer to be, it is important to me to be prepared for the hurdles in the real world. The world nowadays needs a person who could compete and has great abilities to stand on the same level as others. Multiple skills and critical opinion of an issue are essential for an engineer to jump into this challenging career. For me, a strategic planning and full preparation need to achieve the aim of being an expert engineer.

The potential to create exceptional, innovative products through the use of electrical engineering and embedded systems have always fascinated me. From the miniaturized circuit boards in smartphones and tablet PCs to the large-scale embedded electronics used in aerospace systems (Bozzano, Cimatti, Katoen, et. al., 2011) electrical engineering has long fascinated me. One of the most significant factors that led to my passion for this subject is the revolution that is occurring in the areas of mobile processors, avionics and aerospace systems, where embedded systems are critical to the navigational integrity of the vehicle. This revolution in embedded systems is also leading to an entirely new era of performance in avionics and deep space exploration, which promises to deliver insights never learned before from previous technologies (Kadayif, Kandemir, 2005). Due to all of these factors I am extremely interested in electrical engineering and pursing it a graduate degree in this academic discipline .