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Mechanical engineers design, develop, test, and supervise the manufacture of machinery and tools. They work on power-generating machines like engines as well as mechanical systems for aircraft, ships, robots, and other equipment. Mechanical engineers also evaluate product designs, recommend design changes, oversee installations, and investigate equipment failures.
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