Assistant Engineer
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I graduated in mechanical engineering in 2014 and started working in October. The company requires me to obtain the title of assistant engineer, which involves writing a 2000-word paper. Since my major is completely unrelated to my job duties, I would like to know whether the content of the paper should be related to my major or to my work The job involves the most basic operational tasks; where should I start when writing a thesis? I hope those with experience can answer.
Then write it according to the job responsibilities!
Your assistant engineer also has professional categories; you should write professional papers corresponding to the professional title you are applying for. For example, if you are applying for a professional title in petrochemicals, write petrochemical-related papers ； If you are applying for a professional title in civil engineering, write a paper on civil engineering ； To apply for a professional title in the field of machinery, one needs to write papers on mechanical engineering.
Anything related to my current job is fine
It’s useless if the assistant can’t see anything! My assistant worker certificate has just been lying there unused for several years; I don’t see any use in it at all!
Our company adds 200 per month, but I haven’t received it yet even though I graduated almost four years ago. I thought it wasn’t useful at the time so I didn’t go through the process; I’ve only been at this company for a year, and I applied again this year
It’s fine as long as it’s based on your actual work in production
The thesis is written based on the assistant engineer specialty you have chosen; it will focus on the areas related to that specialty