Engineer--->Investigator?

[ThatPoshGirl]

<p>Weird, it works for me. Google NTSB, on the first result click “Job Opportunities.” At the bottom of that page there is a posting for an internship. Check it out.</p>

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Qualification Requirements:</p>

<pre><code>* Students must meet minimum age requirements as specified by federal, state, or local laws.

• Must be enrolled in a degree or certificate program at an accredited college or university…
• Must be enrolled at least half time.
• Must have completed at leave one year (24 credit hours) college-level course work.
• A minimum grade point average of 2.8 reflected on a current transcript.
• A private pilot certificate and have at least 50 hours of pilot-in-command (PIC) flight experience.
• A commercial pilot certificate with an instrument rating and 200 hours of PIC experience are desirable. Helicopter, flight instructor, or aircraft mechanic experience is also is desirable.
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<p>Student must demonstrate a skill in technical writing. Completion of a college-level technical writing course and has some work experience is helpful.
Student must demonstrate leadership ability (i,e, civic, community or campus involvement)

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<p>They seem to want people who can fly. </p>

<p>For accident investigations I would think computer science/computational modeling/computational physics would be good. I’m sure there are many paths though.</p>