1. Aerospace Engineers BY: RYAN BISHOP

2. Description  Aerospace Engineers design, manufacture, and also test any aircraft, satellites, missiles, and space craft made.  They are the ones who determine weather an idea for new designs or projects will be safe enough to do.  They also make the requirements for designs methods, standards for the quality of the products, sustain after delivery, and also set the completion dates for the project.  Inspect products that aren’t functioning properly, and find ways to fix the problems with it.

3. Required Training  Entry level Aerospace Engineers need a Bachelors degree.  The degrees you could get to do this job would be, Aerospace Engineering, or some other engineering or science related to aerospace systems.  The high school classes that should be taken by kids interested in this field of work would be, chemistry, physics, trigometry, algebra, and calculous.

4. Good Skills for this career  It is very important to have these following skills.  Math  Critical Thinking  Writing  Analytical  Business

5. Outlook Of This Job  Growing at a rate of 7%.  Usually do defense-related projects or designs of civilian aircraft.

6. Wages  Aerospace engineers make on average of $110,860 a year.  Entry level makes about $71,859  They make some of the best money out of any engineer.

7. Professional Associations  American institute of Aeronautics and astronautics.  National society of professional engineers

8. Listings  There are quite a few jobs available for this occupation.

9. References  http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/aerospace- engineers.htm#tab-8 http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/aerospace- engineers.htm#tab-8