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Originally Posted by thefro526
It's really funny to work alongside engineers at such a young age because many of them are a lot older than I am - I've noticed that as a whole it seems like many of the Engineers I work with from outside companies are usually well into their 50's and 60's and they come from a different era of thinking and have skill sets that aren't taught today. Also, many of these engineers have the intent on retiring soon but they can't find suitable replacements.
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This is especially true of high power RF engineers. It is rare to find a transmitter guy under 45. No one in school these days wants to work with a 35,000 volt, 3 amp power supply or a 50kW rf generator.