What It's Really Like to Do Aerospace Structure Design Engineering in Seattle, Washington

I majored in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. All of the classes that I took that were required for my degree helped with obtaining my job, however everyone that's an Aerospace or a Mechanical Engineering major take all of the same classes. Doing well in these classes and what you do outside them I believe is what led me to obtaining this job. I was very involved in community service, social events, and cultural clubs. Also don't be shy to be enthusiastic in showing your desire to work in a certain field.

The pacific northwest, particularly Seattle has a lot to offer, especially the outdoors. There are seemingly endless amounts of outdoor activities to do, especially in the near perfect 3 summer months. There are also lots of microbreweries for the beer aficionados. A good amount of other nightlife activities and key tourist spots.
To me it isn't as rainy as people made it seem like. The rain really just a light drizzle, but it is a constant light drizzle. It's odd at first but it's worth the wait to the summer. Being in the north, summer days begin around 6 and the sun doesn't come down until 830 or so, and beginning in July till the end of September it is straight sunshine 90% of the time. A lot of the people out age go hiking, climbing, or camping and go to the many microbrews and bars that are around. Also Sounders games or any major sports team for that matter are really a lot of fun too.