Energy Engineers for Dummies | What You Need To Know In 15 Slides

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Find out what the job of an Energy Engineer is like. What they do, how much they make, how to become one, pros and cons and should I be one. All of this in 15 slides.

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WHAT THEY DO
Energy Engineers design and develop energy-related
projects to reduce energy costs or improve energy
efficiency during the designing, building or remodeling
stages of construction.

WHAT ELSE THEY DO
They also identify energy savings opportunities and
make recommendations to achieve more energy
efficient operation.

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SALARY
Average salary: $98,150 per year
Hourly wage: $47.19 per hour
Source: bls.gov

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PROS #1
Perfect if you are an analytical and
intellectual person who prefers
thinking than talking

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PROS #2
Suitable for people who wants job
security and a good working condition

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CONS #1
There are more suitable careers out
there if you are a sociable person who
enjoys helping and working with others

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CONS #2
A considerable amount of work-
related skill, knowledge and
experience is required for this career.
You can't just jump right in.

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I LOVE MY JOB!
70% of them said they were satisfied with
their job and 60% said they feel like their
job is making other people’s lives better.

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SHOULD I BE ONE
You are someone who likes working with
ideas which requires an extensive amount of
thinking. You like searching for facts and
figuring out problems mentally.

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HOW TO BE ONE
69% of Energy Engineers
said they had a Bachelor's Degree
8% of them hold a Certificate

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