aerospace engineer

The university has a unique history in training aerospace engineers.

Few are aware that he makes a living as an aerospace engineer.

After graduation, he took up a job as an aerospace engineer.

The computer could be used by aerospace engineers to control an airplane.

By this time, of course, Malcolm was no longer an aerospace engineer.

Maybe the aerospace engineer had turned out to be a jerk.

Then he said: "The aerospace engineers really are going to hate me."

Those aerospace engineers were on the leading edge of a trend that is now coming to light.

It is estimated that over 1,000 aerospace engineers studied under him.

Bill Greene, an aerospace engineer, developed the new machine when he took up the game three years ago.

"My father is an aerospace engineer, and he taught me a lot from the beginning about design," Peterson said.

He plays soccer and is also studying to be an aerospace engineer.

Earlier in his career, Altes worked as an aerospace engineer.

Aerospace engineers develop new technologies for use in aviation, defense systems, and space.

"On the other hand, solar power satellites are just a matter for aerospace engineers to design and build."

He worked as an Alaskan bush pilot and later, an aerospace engineer.

For example, an aerospace engineer might record data on test launches of a new rocket.

Her younger brother David played cello, though makes his living as an aerospace engineer.

I had a whole congregation full of aerospace engineers.

But they could eventually help aerospace engineers design safer spaceships.

He was an aerospace engineer with a good job."

What Earthwinds needed from the start, said an aerospace engineer who asked not to be named, was a master plan.

His father is an aerospace engineer at Boeing in Seattle.

Aerospace engineers develop control systems for a vehicle's orientation (attitude) about its center of mass.

He was often referred to as an "actor, aerospace engineer, and Christian activist".