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This is Merle Missoweit, a 34 years old biologist working in research planning, security and defense research. Hear her story… maybe she can inspire you 🙂
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Electrical engineer
Whatever the others do, you are the one involved in developing and improving every aspect of our life. You will design and develop new electrical equipment, solves problems and tests equipment.
Aerospace engineer
Now that moving to Mars seems like a realistic option, we will need at least two things: an aircraft and a navigation system. As an aeronautical engineer, you’ll be able to provide us with both. You are definitely the future.
Naval architect
Being an architect is awesome, but maybe you are ready for the next step: Marine architect. All of the challenge of being an architect with the most difficult constraint: whatever you make needs to float!
Mechanical engineer
This world of us, and probably those that are far away in the universe will all have the need to design and manufacture everything from small individual parts and devices to large systems. Mechanical engineering is perhaps the broadest and most diverse of engineering disciplines.
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