The Engineering of Breakfast Cereals and Inkjet Printers: An Unlikely Story of How I Became an Engineer at Kellogg’s and Hp

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If you want to know what being an engineer is like, then you need answers from someone who has worked in the field and been successful. Tim Strecker, Ph.D., looks back at an engineering career spanning more than thirty years at companies such as HP and Kellogg’s in this amazing memoir. Find out how an everyday guy who attended a regular state college ended up engineering breakfast cereals and inkjet printers. In sharing his story, he answers questions such as: - What does an engineer really do? - How do you become an engineer? - What is the schooling like? - Do you have to be super smart to be an engineer? - What kinds of work can an engineer do? You don’t need to be a nerd, geek, or child prodigy to become an engineer. You just need to work hard, never give up, and be curious about how things work. Once you get into the industry, there will be opportunities to design new products, structures, software, and/or infrastructure. So, what are you waiting for? Read on and get excited about becoming an engineer!