Mechanical Engineer
Solve problems using knowledge of mechanical devices across a range of industries.
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Latest Mechanical Engineer reviews
5.0May 2021
Reviewer's Qualification
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)
Experience
1 – 4 years
Organisation size
Large (200+ employees)
Specialisation
Reliability Engineering
The good things
Being an Mechanical Engineer Undergraduate was extremely beneficial as I was able to work part-time whilst completing my studies. Doing so minimised what is sometimes described as a knowledge gap when...
The challenges
There are high expectations to get jobs done, especially during maintenance shutdown periods. There is a limited availability of down-time so expect very long days - up to 16 hour days consecutively. ...
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4.0Apr 2024
Reviewer's Qualification
Bachelor of Engineering
Experience
1 – 4 years
Organisation size
Medium (20-199 employees)
Specialisation
Construction
The good things
👍 The Good Stuff
• Designing HVAC systems is rewarding
• Team up with smart people to solve problems
• Tech changes fast – your brain will stay sharp
👎 The Challenges
• Balancing ideal designs w...
The challenges
Some mechanical engineering processes involve a degree of repetition. If you crave constant variety, this could become tedious.
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