海回不成返美的那些人很急躁

山芋头

看见998适才人家问俺一个挺逗的话题，今后的前途就是出往侃吗？。本人感到是海回后从头回美国的那些人不克不及用，他们对金钱的急躁真是后来居上而胜于蓝。

一伴侣医学博士，10年响应当局号令海回回国办药厂，过时专利的那种药物和中心体，改革的旧厂房为药物车间也相当气鼓鼓派，办公年夜楼同样气鼓鼓派，但不知为什么仍然一事无成，从头回美国。15年和我们谈一个中心体（副产物）项目，启齿25万美金/年薪，要按月付出，2年合同。哈，年薪成了月薪。月薪按8000米他又不情愿，终极就这么不了了之。新年德律风聊天，方知道他此刻做起房地发生意，生意美领土地房地产等，不知道收进若何。

美国的年薪和月薪完整二回事，是2个分歧的概念，年薪远超月薪，是指很高的工资，在欧米国度的公司，一般月薪跨越1万美金就按年薪盘算，要么你本身开公司，给其他公司做参谋或成为供给商，要么拿月薪。

qianen

I would go do a quick yahoo job search and see what people are paying.

I know some guys who are *** coal miners and make 500k a year if they agree to go over sea's and work. Other wise it's back to the regular 60k a year pay. It just depends on where it is needed and how valuable your skill is.

However as for hydraulics I knew a guy who got out of the navy got offered like 90k a year to go work on satellite dishes...

snyh12

998经常说的4000米，就是美国一般工程师的工资程度，工作年限5年摆布，重要看本身的才能，尤其是脱手才能。美国产业系统和中国产业系统（模拟苏联）差异很年夜，工程师本身不克不及脱手做本身设计的工具是不成想象的，除非不是你专业范畴的工具，才有捏词说不会。

我的机械论坛

那，好比阿谁吸盘，这个哥们至少得会车床了吧。我不是科班，不太懂国内乱跟国外工程师培育有什么纷歧样的。同样三十年，我们工作时光都花在哪了？

leefaye

I recently just finished my degree and went through the job search process. I found that there was a fairly large number of openings with companies looking for people with a background in hydraulics and hydrology, but the majority were looking for someone with a background in municipal design or watershed modeling and several years of experience. The USACE occasionally also has openings for engineers with a background in hydraulics (they have two right now for hydraulic engineers as a matter of fact). Look into some of the companies that have previously been involved with projects that seem to be similar to what you'd be into and see if they're hiring (or just send them a resume and cover letter regardless; they don't always post on the job boards!).

With only a bachelor's the starting salaries I was finding was only between $46k to $49k, but with a Master's I was finding between $54k to $57k. The positions capped out at between $90k to $103k. I'm honestly not sure how these compare to other specializations...I wouldn't be surprised at all if structurals earned more!

If you do decide on heading into h&h, however, I would strongly suggest continuing on and getting your master's. It may not pay off immediately upon graduation without the work experience to go with it, but the positions that appeared to be the most interesting and challenging required an advanced degree.