1. Aerospace Engineer BY: CHRISTIAN HILL

2. Job Description  Aerospace engineers design aircraft, spacecraft, and satellites. They also test prototypes to make sure they are functioning properly.

3. Required training  Aerospace engineers must have a bachelors degree in aerospace engineering or aerospace systems.  Aerospace Engineers sometimes create national security defenses requiring security clearances to prevent other countries from entering

4. Skills and characteristics of a Aerospace Engineer  Aerospace Engineer often must work with professionals involved with designing aircraft, spacecraft and other components.  You must be a team player and communicate well with other partners.

5. Wages of a Aerospace Engineer  The typical wages for Aerospace Engineer is 103,002 dollars.

6. Job Outlook  The job of a aerospace engineer is expected to grow by 7 percent slower than most job outlooks.  Some aerospace Engineers also create national defenses that will help keep jobs in the United States.

7. Professional Associations of an Aerospace Engineer  Aerospace engineers work for companies that builds satellites and planes.  Government agencies hire aerospace engineers for construction of fighter planes and other confidential information.

8. Job Listings  Aerospace engineers work at NASA, governments, and airplane companies.

9. Citations  http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/aerospace- engineers.htm