how much money can I earn as a engineer?
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The range of 60-90K sounds about right.\n\nThere are a number of things that you can do to get on the upper side of this range - the first one is to get a second specialty.\n\nFor instance, if you go into software engineering, take some advanced mathematics courses that will not be taken by your peers. By distinguishing yourself, you will be making yourself more valuable.\n\nThe second point is to do more than is expected, and take on the tasks that nobody else wants to take on. You can build a reputation as a "can do" engineer very quickly - and it will be noticed.\n\nSalaries of 200K are not at all out of line for a "can do" type with about 15 years of experience.
686825
I work in Human Resources so a lot of salaries pass through my office. The amount you could make will vary greatly depending on your industry. Low end (education) $70k, high end (entertainment, energy, biotech) $200k.
772839
I started working in high school.  I went from 4.50/hour to 6.00/hour in three years.\n\nI graduated with a BS in engineering and started at $35k and went to $50k in 6 years.  \n\nI quit for 2 years and got an MS in engineering (lost income but had a research assistant income).  My new job I started at $65k and went to $105k in 6 years.  \n\nWorking full time, I got a fellowship in the last 3 years got my MBA (and $20k/yr tuition support, which I'm not counting as part of my income).  Upon graduating I got offers from different companies for $115k - $125k, which my current company matched (high end).  2 years later, at 38, I'm making roughly $145k including bonuses.\n\nObviously it was performance, not just degrees, that mattered.  But for me, each degree was worth its weight in gold.
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Biomedical engineer salary $38,121 to $45,983, with an average of $41,181.\nIs the application of engineering principles and techniques to the medical field. It combines the mechanical and mathematical expertise of engineering with the medical expertise of physicians to help improve patient health care and the quality of life of healthy individuals. \nElectronic engineering is a professional discipline that deals with the behavior and effects of electrons (as in electron tubes and transistors) and with electronic devices, systems, or equipment.Salary in the United States is $103,376. \nComputer engineers are electrical engineers that have additional training in the areas of software design and hardware-software integration. Salary Range: $41,300 - $96,700 annually.
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It depends on the level of education, the number of years working in the field, and the industry one chooses. Someone with a bachelor's degree would probably earn $35K to $45K to start. A master's degree raises the salary to $40K - $50K. Someone with a PhD could earn anywhere from $50K to $80K to start.
954100
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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You should be able to get any entry level Mechanical Engineer position.  You will start a little less but your salary will increase rapidly once your employer realizes you actually know how to do stuff.\n\nI have a degree in Computer Graphics Technology, I had some work expereince with AutoCAD and PRO&#92;E.  My first job, as a Mechanical Engineer right out of school, I earned about $35K in Atlanta.  Now (3 years later) I make about twice that.
642393
$50,000 for an engineer and most white collar professional positions
1048594
My son is a chemical engineer. Starting salaries right now average $55K right out of college with no experience. With internships and co-op experience, that range goes up. Chemical engineers are in demand, so you're bound to find work.\n\nThe only catch is WHERE the chemical manufacturing companies are located. They tend to not be located in the hip cities that census statistics show are preferred by today's graduates. However, if you like math and science, the work is usually satisfying.
99031
according to http://www.salary.com\nthey make 55,137 annualy, but that's also based on where you live. go to the site.
403192
No...hurry up and go make some cash.  The longer you are in school...the more money u are going to lose.  They can hire some Indian or Chinese Engineer for cheaps..just get ur job fast.
967971
A game engineer makes approximately  $165,000 a year.\nThat is alot of money.The monthly payment depends on the hours the engineer works>
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I have seen entry level positions start at as much as 30,000 and salaries only go up from there.  I have some students who are starting at companies for $60K or $70K.  Really depends on the kind of Engineering you are going into and how much experience you have coming out of your college program.  Definitely do internships!!!
776809
According to the Bureau of Labor's Occupational Outlook, Mechanical Engineers average $50,236 with a Bachelor's degree; $59,880 with a Master's, and $68,299 with a Ph. D
1056328
depends on what your employer is willing to pay you.  MSCE certs are valuable to you as an engineer.  Salaries can range from $90----150,0000 depending on where you live and whom you work for.
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Starting salary greatly depends on the type of engineering discipline.  For bachelor's degree you Chemical engineering and Biomedical engineering pay A LOT more than electrical Engineering and Computer science.  Mechanical engineering is somewhere in the middle.\n\nDecent these days is something like $45-55K.
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After 5 years of college, as an arcitectural engineer, about $80,000 a year. Hey I'll be able to afford an attorney(a better one than that)!