Thread: JPL/NASA Anyone want to work there?
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Re: JPL/NASA Anyone want to work there?
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Originally Posted by Mike AA
I think I'd like to work for DEKA, I'm kinda having troubles with school and stuff but really good with hands on, I would definatly like to work for NASA in some way shape or form, one of my friends wants to be an astronaut (sp?). I wouldnt mind having to design the new shuttles and wire them, I'm attempting to get an electrical engineering degree in addition to my electrical lisence, heck you think college is hard? try college and 8 years or more of electrical work rewiring houses! the attic I was in last week was 100+ and EXTREMELY dusty, cramped and I had to be careful NOT to fall through the ceiling!
Sounds like you deserve an A+ for persistence. I am willing to bet that your wiring experience will come in handy when you get to engineering. You are ahead of me. I guess it's time for me to go back to school.
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