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1. Airbus Part of a modern-day duopoly alongside Boeing, Airbus has over thousands of employees globally, representing more than 140 nationalities . Airbus has a significant presence in Canada, leading the aerospace industry in commercial aircraft, helicopters, defense interests, and space. After more than 35 years in Canada, it has grown to employ more than 3,800 people in Canada.

Civil engineering students in Canada are required to go through four years of a basic undergraduate education. Students learn about material properties, environmental science, mapping and drawing skills, and even surveying. After students finish their undergraduate degree, they can work as an EIT (Engineer in Training) for several years before receiving their professional engineering designation (P. Eng)  in Canada, or they may pursue graduate studies.

1. Phoenix Energy Services Phoenix Energy Services is an energy company servicing business in the western province of Alberta. The company prides itself on providing exceptional customer service and placing its values and principles over profits. The company provides a range of services including electrical and instrumentation, rotating equipment, automation, safety, and parts supply. Electrical engineering graduates interested in working for Phoenix can apply directly on the company’s website.

The method can be used for building residential, school, office, hospital or other permanent (and sometimes temporary) buildings and go some way to balance the needs between the three components of a traditional construction project – time, quality and cost. In other words, volumetric construction comes into its own when there is a requirement to erect a building quickly, to a high-quality standard and at reduced costs. Clearly there will be pros and cons of this technique and they will be discussed here.

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So we are aware of the challenge. The next step for humanity is to develop long-term solutions to ease, stop and even reverse these catastrophic effects. This is where engineering and engineers can play an important role. Why? Because many of the solutions for combating climate change will only be found in engineering innovations and use of new technology. It is true that some changes are societal and require behaviour changes (eating less meat, unplugging electronic equipment in the home etc) and some changes must be led by governmental policy.

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Into the future The global energy landscape is changing drastically, and if you're an aspiring energy engineer, for the better - jobs are proliferating. With the effects of global warming becoming ever more pronounced, and deadly, countries are ratcheting up investment in solar, wind and geothermal power, brining down prices in the process, and increasing their scalability. The cost of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules, for example, has fallen by 99 percent over the last four decades - a staggering drop.

1. Elon Musk There’s little doubt that Elon Musk is one of the greatest minds of our time.

1. Data Science & Machine Learning Software engineering has seen continuous growth over the past few years, and there are no signs of it stopping. Data science is a branch of software engineering that involves creating meaningful information based on large amounts of data. These large datasets are known as big data, and can come from a variety of sources such as e-commerce, or the medical or financial sectors.

There may be another reason for working at a smaller company, though: the moral implications of getting involved in a corporation that may not treat its workers well. Although working for Apple in one of its main offices as a computer engineer may mean you're treated well, such treatment is not guaranteed for all employees.