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Austin Johnson, a recent graduate from Embry Riddle, discusses his transition from aerospace to mechanical engineering and his current role as an operations engineer at Edwards Air Force Base. He highlights the importance of learning and adapting in his job, which involves writing concise and clear test cards and plans. Austin emphasizes the significance of rhetorical and technical writing skills developed during his education. He advises current students to maximize their learning opportunities and involvement in extracurricular activities to prepare for the real-world challenges and responsibilities of their future careers.
By Department of Humanities & Communication, ERAU-PrescottAustin Johnson, a recent graduate from Embry Riddle, discusses his transition from aerospace to mechanical engineering and his current role as an operations engineer at Edwards Air Force Base. He highlights the importance of learning and adapting in his job, which involves writing concise and clear test cards and plans. Austin emphasizes the significance of rhetorical and technical writing skills developed during his education. He advises current students to maximize their learning opportunities and involvement in extracurricular activities to prepare for the real-world challenges and responsibilities of their future careers.