Mechanical Engineers in the energy industry design and operate fossil fuel, hydroelectric, conventional, nuclear and cogeneration power plants. They are involved in all aspects of the production and conversion of energy from one form to another. Mechanical Engineers are also involved in exciting projects such as developing alternatives to thermal energy, power cycle devices, fuel cells, gas turbines and innovative uses of coal, wind and tidal flow.
Skills Required:
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Education/Experience Needed
An entry-level engineer needs a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering or the equivalent. To view a list of available degree programs in your area, use the Google Map locator by clicking Job & Training Locations below.
