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Power system studies with a physics degree?

Recently graduated with a BS applied physics, currently working as a test technician in power systems. The work I've been doing has gotten me really interested in pursuing power systems studies as an engineer, specifically power electronics.

Was wondering if anyone had any advice on the feasibility of pursuing this? Planning on getting an MSEE at some point, but was wondering how necessary that is given my current position. Thanks

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u/slightly_large_brick — 6 days ago

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Power systems studies with a physics degree?

Was wondering if anyone had any advice on the feasibility of pursuing this? Planning on getting an MSEE at some point, but was wondering how necessary that is given my current position. Thanks

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u/slightly_large_brick — 6 days ago

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Cyberpunk 2077 question

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u/slightly_large_brick — 2 months ago

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Update: Current status of my job search as a graduating applied physics student in the US

Wanted to share an updated diagram of my job search for anyone interested, for more context see my op. I ended up getting 2 offers, both for test engineering positions at defense contractors, and took the one that paid better and was closer to home. I hope this is useful for anyone wanting to follow a similar path from a Physics BS to engineering (adjacent) work.

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I'm planning on taking an internship in Chesapeake this summer and was wondering if anyone had insight into the availability of places for shorter term stays (~3 months). I've looked into lease agreements without much success and also Airbnb, but if anyone has any other recommendations advice is appreciated. Thanks

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