1. The Career of an Aerospace Engineer
By Matthew Campbell

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3. Job Overview
Developing new technologies for many different uses
Designing, testing, supervising and manufacturing spacecraft, aircraft, and missiles.
Perform a variety of engineer work
Conduct research on materials and equipment
Some specialize in a method or specific aerospace product
4. More Job Overview
Work with machines that fly in and out of the atmosphere
Systems oriented type of engineering
Higher positions include teaching, research and development positions
5. Education
A bachelor's degree is required
A bachelors degree is most common
Engineering, physics, electronics, computer and math classes
6. Payment
$58,130, beginning salary
$93,890, average salary
$134,570, potential salary
$45.18, U.S. average wage
7. Career Outlook
slight increase
Somewhat stable
Demand of newer, better aircraft
8. Growth Potential
10.38% in the U.S.
11% in Maryland
New graduates needed
More slowly than average
9. Related Careers
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Civil engineers
Sales engineers
Industrial engineers
Space marketers
Mechanical engineers
Engineering managers
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