Yo Tamer, I edited my resume based on your tips and I went from rejections to having a hard time choosing from my offers for an internship lol. I'm also making a portfolio of my projects and applying for a tesla internship next year. I'm also on the path of Design Engineering so you'll be seeing me here often😂 Anyway, just wanted to tell you I appreciate your videos- keep up!
What if all those robot eventually leave all those with a high school diploma with out a job and those people start stealing or collecting this robots to take them apart either to sell by parts in the black market or send them to other counries. Just the battery and sensor alone would be worth quite a bit of money.... I mean if you live in the bay area this is already a reality with so many homeless people and ofcourse this not your problem until someone puts a gun to your head to steal your stuff...
You're really smart bro. I'm at a biotech startup and am so into the grind phase of the curve. I really hope my projects yield those little wins in the future. Really appreciate the content.
Thank you so much for covering this! I recently came across an intern position for a manufacturing start-up, and was curious how start-ups , in general, worked.
Lov your videos man! I am currently in college (Mechanical Engineering in Brazil) and recently I decided to join a Aerodesign team, it was the best decision I had, right now I am working with 3dprinting and a Laser cutting machine, creating molds and involved in diferent kinds of manufacturing process. Honestly I truly want to work in the US as a Mechanical Design Engineer one day, but the education here lacks a lot, so I hope to eventually get a good intership while preparing myself. Thanks for your content it helped me to keep from giving up college a few months ago, and now I am completly motivated!
Curious.. do you always switch from Windows to Mac? As an engineer, should we stay away from Macs? I own a MacBook Air M1, doesn't run SOLIDWORKS so rip to that. But what are your thoughts? Also, thanks for making these videos. Pretty inspiring to see a young ME as well, making it work in the big world. Keep it up!
I sit and work in front of my computer A LOT 😅 some nights I sleep a little less to get everything done on time, but I think it’s worth it. Also, yes I do plan on making “day in the life” videos but I just need to make sure my startup is cool with it
Dude, you nailed it. Awesome summery. I started watching to see what your perspective is. I ended up hearing exactly the experience I went through.. I admire your effort and the amount of Engineering related details you include in your videos. Keep it up & all the best for your RU-vid journey.
I have followed your videos and have already created my resume. Thank you so much your videos have really been helpful.bit I have a question,for my portfolio you said to work on a project am not quite clear on that Could you give me an project to work on Tamer?
Hey Tamer 👋 Thanks for this information. I have a question, why did you leave Canada for USA after completing your studies. Do you suggest I do the same as a power electronics engineer?
Hey, Tamer! Thanks for this informative and helpful video. Right now, I'm working at a Web3 data management start-up as a technical writer and someone who writes teaching guides for other web developers, so I was able to relate to majority of your points and experiences. Hope you enjoy it man, and can't wait to watch your next few videos! 🚀
sir i dont wanna do any disrespect but.I heard about tech companies in us salaries are above than 6 figures why do you using that car instead of a getting new ride.Like ı said thats my dream job and it looks like different from what i told.thanks for reply and vid
Engineering is the best program to study in college and beyond. Why? Your engineering thinking comes into play everyday of your daily life. It’s not more than the curriculum, it’s a way of thinking. Plus everything every human experience in life is made by an engineer. EVERYTHING. Even your body is an engineering marvel.
I'm working as a Mechanical design engineer at Byonyks, who are building affordable Bloodless dialysis APD Machines along with Disposable devices. What you've said is 100% accurate. From initial excitement, to grind, to scale.
i work in big tech and get working from home, full project ownership and all the other office perks if i choose to go in. Also micromanagement is incredibly inefficient for large companies so almost none of them do it. I think Tesla is a special case
Ya maybe that’s the case. I haven’t worked at Facebook or Google, so I can’t attest to that. However, I believe at those companies, your experience will be very team dependent.
@@TamerShaheen what they do is have tight KPIs/objectives so you can bludge as much as you want from home but at the end of the day it will fck ur performance
Hello again I am finally deciding that my dream job is to be a engineer but I struck with math constantly and I will try to be better at it and I finally finished my junior year and on august 17 I start my senior year my classes are packed and I can’t wait to finish and can’t wait to start my path to my career
Good luck! I'm also going to graduate this year but as a senior and yes, I'm also bad at math, like really bad, but that's not going to stop me from becoming a successful Computer Engineer
I think it really depends on the start-up. Very small start-ups (under 10 ppl) will make it hard for u to learn anything since u’ll be expected to do a lot of work that u don’t have experience for yet. But, for larger startups (50+ ppl), you’ll be given challenging enough work that u can learn enough from.
Hi Tamer Do you know any thing about engineering physics ? And does it really considered as engineering? And what is the difference between it and applied physics? I have found this major recently and i can't find enough information about it ,so if you know any thing about it, can you help.
I have watched several of your videos. I love your style and the way you handle your career. I have had a very successful career (in my mid-40s now). I hold a B.S. in Chemical Engineering. I started at a semiconductor materials company for 10 years, but then made my way into Medical Devices and Pharmaceuticals. One of the keys for career development is continuing to build your "personal brand". Make yourself irreplaceable by becoming THE expert at a few specific thing related to your work. Also, build leadership skills so that you can move upward during your career (whether in a technical role or non-technical role). Just an FYI, I quit alcohol, television, and other "distractions" in the last 4-6 years, which has really accelerated my growth and income. Specifically, I have doubled my income within a 3-year period (2020-2023) by putting myself out there and really going after what I am really worth. I never looked back. Bottom line: never be afraid to put yourself out there and get what you're worth. You seem like a very smart, likeable person. I am sure you interview well also. I wish you lots of success. Cheers to all the engineers raking cash while the others are raking trash!!
Hey Tamer, may I ask you the specifics of your “ThinkPad” laptop. Which one is it, and what are the characteristics of it? Would you recommend it for an engineering student like me? Thanks in advance
Hey Tamer! I hope you’re great! You recently uploaded a video on yt sharing what you would do through your years at university for engineering. I watched it some time ago and tried to look for it agin to see what i can do to apply for internships (i just finished first year) but i can’t find the video! Did it get removed? Thanks
Do you plan on starting your own startup someday? Also, for the startup you are working for now, do they hire different kinds of engineers (i.e software, computer, tron etc)? Jus curious. Secondly, do most of the internships you get in university involve startups for the most part rather than big tech companies?
I have no plan right now to start my own start-up, but I’d def love to start one someday. Trying to learn a lot from my current start-up and take that experience to starting my own one day. To answer ur second question, yes they do hire all types of engineers. Also, for university internships, u can get internships at big tech companies or start-ups, it really depends on what u want.
Question? If the sole aim of the work in a company is to design, produce and assemble. And you do the design. What else can you do at work on a finished product everyday? I am guessing making adjustments to improve design on the product in preparation for the launch of a better improved product. But in that case how long do you spend to design that product as you work everyday on that new design project which prolly won’t be released in 1, 2 or 3 years at best depending on the company. Take for example the apple iPhone design team, the iPhone 13 released last year and I am sure they are currently designing the iPhone 14 or maybe finished and it’s currently in production so what will the design engineers be doing everyday at work as the product is being produced? Basically my question is how long do you spend on a project to design and analyze if you are working everyday Monday to Friday and what else do you do when all the design work is done and moved to production?
As a design engineer, you will get a small task from a giant task list. Let's take your example Apple 14 phone. More than 2,000+ design engineers work at apple just to design a few products. It's an endless design task list. So design work is not going to finish.
Yea I’m not gonna lie, it’s hard to find startups when job hunting. The way I do it is by constantly checking LinkedIn for all job openings. Eventually I see a lot of startups hiring after spending months going through LinkedIn. Also, I follow business articles that share top startups to work for in the robotics and consumer electronics space.
What can you say about mechanical engineering? And what is the main subjects that I must be talent on to deal with it? Do you think that high schools' lessons are important for university according to your experience?
Everything you learn in high school is completely essential for Engineering. At least the subjects you need to apply for Engineering. The knowledge from those classes should be stuff you know off the top of your head. Especially math. If you have a good base, you shouldn’t struggle consistently with Uni material.
If you take calculus and physics etc. in high school this will help you greatly when you get to college and you'll be very prepared. The mechanical engineering curriculum in college is very broad and will cover a lot of subjects. The best way to tackle the classes is find a nice friend group who is serious about acing and learning the material but make sure they're people you fit in with too so you can have fun with them as well. Just remember to have fun and don't be 100% focused on school like not wanting to do important life events just cause you think you have to study more, I know that'll be hard cause school is very important and most can't afford to fail and eventually need to be able to get a job. I've been a mechanical engineer for 2 years outside school. I finished with a 3.5 GPA and 2 internships. I didn't learn algebra and trig till after high school (I didn't focus in high school). My advice today would be to look into electrical/software and see if you like it as the industry is heading more towards that way. They make more money, which you may not think is important right now but will become very important later and will be driving most of your motivation to become a good engineer.
@@mohammadal-jazzar1817 Anytime. Just keep in mind I'm just one engineer so experiences and advice may vary and I would get more opinions from other engineers.
Since ur in high school, focus on the fundamentals like physics, Chem and calculus. But, also try to take tech courses if ur school offers it pertaining to design, electronics or programming. That’s not essential, but a nice to have.
Hey Tamer, Could you help me out with a design? It's pretty simple. I could send you the picture of the material, and I just want help with a hand sketching of a simplified draft. I'm a sophomore year in high school and I have no one around me to help.
the focus implementation / target area of your company should be targeted into/toward wealthy private neighborhood, and the look of the vehicle is something, it does look neat and cool, well done designer, the structure of the vehicle though, the balance, the ratio, and the dynamic of it, it looks like a baby buggy that is easy to flip over, maybe the team can think about it but if the public image is already out, the entire process is finished, you can't go back and redesign the thing, so, well then...
anyway as long as the entire process of getting funded, getting an IPO or getting bought out by larger corporation, as long as that is done, you get the money and you did enjoy the fun working with good, fun to work with, people, then it is all good
