/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11482609
hey

EE is not designing circuits for businesses - perhaps some people might end up doing that, if you have just a bachelors degree and they were unskilled during their education. But even if you do that, you are designing them at a very abstract level -- like the entire system from a physics perspective. this is nothing like what an electrician does. EEs get paid to sit around and think all day.

if you go into it for the right reasons (read: not for the salary after undergrad), it's a beautiful intersection of physics and math applied (mostly) for the common good. a lot of people do end up applying it to making intercontinental ballistic missiles, but you can also get paid to sit around and do math all day as a researcher, or a signal processing engineer, what have you.

me personally, I ended up working in machine learning for renewable energy as a researcher. EE is by far the most based field right now and I hope you check it out.

>>11479604
>believes the “official” death stats