I would always prefers the flexibility in the working mode. My boyfriend (working as a software engineer, I know that it’s very different in terms of working-remotely-possibility but still, …) has to come to office at least 5 days a…   Read more»

Contrary to many of the opinions stated in this post, I prefer fully onsite work. While I can see the benefits that remote work could bring, such as taking away commuting time and adding flexibility to the workday, a remote…   Read more»

In my opinion, working at set hours adds a level of structure to any job. Structure is very important to mentally stay on track and in the right mindset to work. In a work environment where you are only responsible…   Read more»

I would prefer to be an underqualified candidate when going into a new job. If I am underqualified, then this means that I am getting a position that may be above my pay grade and there is a lot to…   Read more»

At 31 years old, with only Academia work experience so far, I still don’t think I have the answer to this question. There are a ton of things I love about working in academia: Work/Life Balance – Deadlines are for…   Read more»

I can’t say with any authority what the most important issue is that needs tackling by Biomedical Engineers, but I do think that rehabilitation is a very interesting field that can benefit a ton of people. I think a lot…   Read more»

AI is here to stay in this field, and most fields I think, but I don’t believe it will be the job destroying juggernaut it is sometimes made out to be. The use-cases I have seen AI be of great…   Read more»

I have to disagree with most of these posts that immediately view missing a milestone as a failure. In my opinion, it depends on the circumstances present. While working in Capstone I and II, I noticed that missing deadlines also…   Read more»

Hi Jafar, I absolutely agree that having FDA Regulatory Consultant in medical device projects is essential. Medical devices are subject to strict regulations due to their requirements regarding patient health and safety. This is especially important for ensuring that devices…   Read more»

Out of the qualities listed, I believe that personal organization is the most essential feature for a project manager. As the previous posts expressed, communication and negotiation are critical however personal organization ensures that a manager can effectively lead all…   Read more»

I do agree that it makes sense to complete the initialization phase of a project before jumping into execution because there will be more clearly defined objectives at this stage. The part of your statement that I disagree with is…   Read more»

Since graduating from my Undergraduate college, I’ve gained experience in the industry. While I explore the various positions out there, I think I’d prefer a career as an Engineer in the Industry. I prefer having a career with a corporate…   Read more»

I think that remote work wouldn’t be the most productive situation for an engineering career, due to the nature of the job. Some tasks may require on-site responsibilities. When working as a Quality Engineer, some if my tasks included managing…   Read more»

I’ve seen new technology being developed such as AI in personalized healthcare monitoring systems. Also, there have been huge advancements in AI assisted surgery. It seems that although AI is a powerful tool, and showing its autonomous capabilities, I don’t…   Read more»

Based on my limited experience in the industry so far, missing a milestone can be upsetting. However, there is always a lesson to be learned from missing a milestone. I believe a lesson learned is never a bad thing. For…   Read more»

I believe that innovation can include both adding to the process or removing from the process in order to achieve a better result. If an innovation can expedite the project, while still maintaining the original scope and goals, then there…   Read more»

The issue of on site versus remote work is one that I am currently dealing with. I believe that it is a case by case basis. For a quality engineer that does not visit the manufacturing floor, the work they…   Read more»

From a young age, I was taught that good grades matter. The harder you study, the better your grade. Up until my undergraduate career, it seemed that all that mattered was grades. However, I was first exposed to the idea…   Read more»

It is clear that both academia and the industry are fruitful and innovative parts of biomedical engineering. During my undergraduate career at NJIT, I was exposed to the realm of academia, where professors, researchers, and research assistants would perform experimental…   Read more»