1. NUCLEAR ENGINEER By: Kamrin Blair 2 nd period

2. DESCRIPTION Nuclear engineers research and develop the processes, instruments, and systems used to derive benefits from nuclear energy and radiation. Many of these engineers find industrial and medical uses for radioactive materials such as equipment used in medical diagnosis and treatment.

3. REQUIRED TRAINING Nuclear engineers must have a bachelors degree in nuclear engineering. Employers also value experience so cooperative-education engineering programs at universities are also helpful.

4. SUCCESSFUL SKILLS AND CHARACTERISTICS Important qualities to have are analytical skills, communication skills, detail orientation, logical-thinking skills, math skills, and problem solving skills.

5. WAGES Typical wages in may of the year 2012 was 104,270 per year.

6. JOB OUTLOOK The job outlook for nuclear engineers is about 9% which is average.

7. PROFESSIONAL NUCLEAR ENGINEERING ASSOCIATIONS Some professional associations with nuclear engineering include American Nuclear Society(ANS), Korean Nuclear Society(KNS), and North American Young Generation in Nuclear.

8. NUCLEAR ENGINEERING JOB LISTING Plant Engineering Randstad Engineering Dublin,GA,31021 Plan and execute daily activities with technicians, operators, and scientist. At least 5+ years of plant engineering or commissioning experience within a chemical process environment BS in chemical or mechanical engineering is required Prior experience working in a process scale-up or pilot plant operations is coveted

9. INFORMATION ACQUIRED FROM http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-and-engineering/nuclear- engineers.htm