Tech Talk - First Step In Engineering Pathways: The Academic to Real-World Engineering Transition
Join us for an enlightening and informative Tech Talk "First Step in Engineering Pathways: The Academic to Real-World Engineering Transition." This presentation is tailored for audiences seeking valuable insights into the world of engineering and the transition from academic studies to real-world challenges.
Our esteemed speaker, Mr. Neno Novakovic, P.E., has over 30 years of experience in the aircraft engineering industry and will guide attendees through an exploration of the multifaceted role of engineers and what it truly means to pursue a career in this dynamic field. Drawing from his extensive professional background, our speaker will share personal anecdotes, valuable lessons learned, and practical strategies for success in the engineering realm.
Throughout the talk, attendees will gain invaluable insights into the journey of becoming an engineer, including essential skills, industry expectations, and career pathways. From understanding the foundational principles of engineering to tackling real-world problems with confidence, this event will empower the audiences to take their first step towards a fulfilling and impactful career in engineering.
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- 915 N Broadway
- Everett, Washington
- United States 98201
- Room Number: ROOM 101
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- Starts 23 February 2024 10:00 PM UTC
- Ends 06 March 2024 05:00 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
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Neno Novakovic of Collins Aerospace
Tech Talk - First Step In Engineering Pathways: The Academic to Real-World Engineering Transition
Biography:
Mr. Novakovic has more than 30 years of experience in various aircraft systems design, integration, testing, and certification. In his early career, working for the Department of Defense in former Yugoslavia, he was a part of the R&D team, developing turbojet engine control and health monitoring system. At the beginning of the nineties, he moved to Canada and made the transition to the area of Landing Gear Systems design and integration. In 2009, he joined Collins Aerospace (formerly Hamilton Sundstrand), Power & Control division, and since he has been developing electrical power systems for major commercial and military programs. In recent years, his focus has been on secondary power distribution optimization and hybrid propulsion concepts, where he contributed to several U.S. patents and technical publications. His technical articles are published in SAE Aerospace journals and presented at international conferences and seminars. As a licensed professional engineer in Washington state, he is a senior member of the IEEE association.
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One hour of presentation from the speaker:
- Engineer, what does it mean
- Speaker's professional background
- How to Become an Engineer
- Career transitions and beyond
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30 - 60 minutes of questions, discussions, and open forum.