After years of crazy study hours, insane exams and wild expectations, I have finally made it. I became an engineer.. err not really the aviation type of engineer that I aiming for, just a lab technician for now but at least, its related to aviation. Some people call my position a scientist, some call my position a specialist. Hopefully, I grow to like what I am doing and become an expect in this field.
Please don't ask me what's my job scopes are for now, I am pretty sure you will regret asking about it as I can't help it to sound like a martian from the sixth dimension of the universe if I am asked to explain my job scopes. However, a rough example will be...
I doing cutting, polishing and testing on things like these:
Which come from this:
Which are used in these:
Which are used to power this:
During my school days, those lectures, never-ending projects, technical reports and mathematical lunacy were all just there to help me lose myself in the "Reality distortion field". School is just a place where nothing is what it seem, I have lose my mind as an engineering student, and here I am embracing the "Anything is possible" mentality.
Note to myself: I need to drink more water, really a lot more. I hope someone can nag me everyday on it. (Excluding my mother)
#Smallactionsorwordsfromyoumakesmehappy:)
