Trying to get a ball park estimate on how much they pay as a computer and eletronics engineer.?
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Go to the U.S. Department of Labor website and look up the prevailing wage stats for each position nationally and in the area(s) you intend to find a job in.  That should give you a really good idea what to expect from a reputable employer.
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Look it up at www.salary.com! :)
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This depends what kind of engineers. This can range from 40K annual to over 100K annual depending the field they work in, and the experience they have. For example an IT Eng doesn't makes about 35-40K on entry level, where as an E-Eng makes about 10K more on the same level.
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Go to salary.com and research it.
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electrical engineers and electricians make a lot of money. There is a lot of job stability and job opportunities with electrical engineers and skilled electricians.\n\ngo with electrical engineering.
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Hi, if you write a letter or e mail to electronics\nengineer course,they will splay you full details.
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go to salary.com and look it up for your area
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Highly variable depending on what your degree is in, what kind of job you have, and any other related experience you have. On average, though, you are looking at about $4500/mo.\nBut remember this varies widely based on the above mentioned variables.
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$5 each. not too much. not too little. think about their hourly wage + $5... thats still good.
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For any engineer the typical earnings in salary is about 40K.  That is the poorest of engineers.  Probably you would be making 50K after 3 years.  I am not sure about 15.  I know for sure you will make no less than 30K, because that is the starting salary of lab technicians and my friend is one.
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Check out the website salary.com.
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In the US - $37,658\n\nSalary.com (see below) is a great way to find average US salaries.\n\nGood luck with your project!
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It depends on the area, try www.salary.com
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try to look under the careers section on their website...normally they will have a chart or something showing teh pay rate
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The number of electrical engineer jobs are plentiful depending on location.  From 2001-2004, there was a decrease in job availabilities for everyone.  Engineering companies were one of the hardest hit because of the dot-com bust.  \n\nPower engineering - also called power systems engineering, mostly handle designing and building power plants and power distribution.  Engineering consulting firms that build power generation plants hire power engineers.  Also designing power wiring for buildings.  EEs in this field are required to have their professional engineering liscense to be able to sign off before to be able approved to build anything by the state.  Power plants also hire power engineers to handle logistics and power distribution.\n\nElectronics engineer - designing and test electronics\n\nOptics engineer - designing and test IR, laser, radar, etc.\n\nRobotics - self explanatory\n\nBioengineering - a new branch of EE, designing and test medical devices.  I.e. artificial heart, lasers used for surgeries, different types of meters\n\nThe new rage: quantum dots, nanotechnology and biotech engineering\n\nPros: \n1 - It is a lot of fun and interesting.  \n2 - I get to tinker and explore something different everyday.\n3 - The pay is excellent.  Starting pay in my area varies from 57K-65K for BS in EE, 62K-75K for MS with less than 2 years experience.\n4 - The benefits are great.  Companies value their engineers a lot.  They will do anything to keep you from leaving, including giving 6 digit bonuses and days off.  \n\nCons:\n1 - Very stressful field.  When trying to meet a deadline, it is not uncommon to work 12-16 hours a day without overtime. (I even worked 28+ hours straight once)\n2 - Getting that degree took a lot of hard work and sacrifices.\n3 - Encounter useless arrogant MIT PhD graduate blowhards\n4 - Encounter sexist angry 70 year old engineers - one calls me "Hey you, girl, whatever your name is, come here!"
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Yes, it's a good paying job.  Any company that's heavy in electronics/machinery needs electrical engineers.
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www.salary.com is the BEST and most thorough website for finding out that information. Hope it helps!