Aerospace Career advice
Hi guys. I'm kinda new here was hoping you all can help me out.
I just graduated in november with a bachelor's in engineering mechanical, with little to no job experience. I'm in my late 20s now was hoping if anyone can guide me on progressing my career in the aerospace industry. Advise like should i start my career as a technician with a salary of 1.8k eventhough i have a degree or should I seek something out of the aerospace industry for the mean time while i grow my work experience and finally land a job in the aerospace industry. Thanks in advance for your guidance! |
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FT. Yes 28 this year. Sorry what do you mean by campus or DL? |
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Generally for such degrees can either apply for fresh grad engineer role with SME or diploma level associate engineers with bigger co. Pay level is ard 2.2-2.5k, try to apply as many as you can as the economy is not good and you will need many applications to secure 1 offer. |
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i would suggest that you can try applying to smaller aerospace companies first. Such as ACE, Parker, Folker, etc.
check this out ://.singapore-companies-directory.com/Categories/singapore_aerospace.htm Harder to get into the bigger MNCS in the beginning with your background but u have a chance if u take the alternative route. Quote:
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If a PT private degree can also join MNCs at the same starting pay, why would anyone bother to study hard in JC/poly and get into the local unis or branded unis overseas? Might as well everyone just do whatever they want, then spend some money get a private degree and in the end still the same. To be fair I know some private degree holders who are competent and have a good career over long term as well, but I notice a lot of private grads seem to have unrealistic expectations and expect to get the same offers from top MNCs as those from good and hard to get in uni. |
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if really cannot get then just take up whatever freelance/contract job for the time being first. |
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A technician path and an engineer path is very different, I am sure people from these sectors will agree with me. Don't waste your time because you are damaging yourself and the reputation that your private uni is trying hard to build. I do not know where did you get your degree from but I would advise you to talk to your Uni's career services and attend more career events to network. My friend, do not just spend all your time searching for job ad and apply blindly. Go and craft a good Linkedin profile which skewed towards your interest in Aerospace Industry. Distribute your time on: Research on the company that you are interested in and know their business priorities/pains. This will prep you up for a good discussion if you manage to get a contact with the potential hiring managers. Get in touch with the people from the company that you are interested from Linkedin and express your interest to join the company, you might just get lucky. |
OP: Your UON degree is from PSB or in-campus from Australia?
If latter you can try applying for engineer positions in those mncs and emphasize in your cv and make sure they don't mistake it for the PSB one which is very common among private graduates in Sg. If former, my advise will be to focus on the smaller companies who are not directly doing aerospace engineering, but provide services to aerospace industry along the value chain. Don't restrict yourself just to engineer jobs, broaden the search to sales, procurement, safety, trainer, project support etc. Go for areas less popular = less competition and since your expectation is 2.5k should have a good chance. |
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