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03-23-2016, 06:02 PM
STEM professionals: A day in the life
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Careers in science, tech**logy, engineering and math’s (STEM) are often on the cutting edge, creating opportunities to solve some of the world’s biggest challenges, or developing our guiltiest pleasures
But what does it actually mean to snag one of these coveted gigs?
reed.co.uk (http://www.reed.co.uk/) sought out three STEM professionals to share a day in their shoes
Making vacuums that don’t suck
“There’s ** such thing as a typical day for me, which I actually love,” says Matt Kelly, a mechanical engineer at Dyson.
Kelly and his team are responsible for designing and testing the motor and drive systems in Dyson’s line of state-of-the-art bagless vacuums. If it spins or transmits mechanical power to the device, then chances are that part came through his team. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/23/stem-professionals-brandspeak/)
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Careers in science, tech**logy, engineering and math’s (STEM) are often on the cutting edge, creating opportunities to solve some of the world’s biggest challenges, or developing our guiltiest pleasures
But what does it actually mean to snag one of these coveted gigs?
reed.co.uk (http://www.reed.co.uk/) sought out three STEM professionals to share a day in their shoes
Making vacuums that don’t suck
“There’s ** such thing as a typical day for me, which I actually love,” says Matt Kelly, a mechanical engineer at Dyson.
Kelly and his team are responsible for designing and testing the motor and drive systems in Dyson’s line of state-of-the-art bagless vacuums. If it spins or transmits mechanical power to the device, then chances are that part came through his team. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/23/stem-professionals-brandspeak/)
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