Engineering, Technology, Mathematics and Sciences Career Path Page ContentIf you’ve chosen the Engineering, Technology, Mathematics and Sciences career path, your next step is to choose which guided pathway within the career path is the best fit for you.Your pathway advisor is happy to meet to discuss your academic goals. And your career coach is eager to meet to discuss your career goals. Both have tools to help you pick the right guided pathway.Also, consider your personality and temperament when exploring which guided pathway within Engineering, Technology, Mathematics and Sciences fits you. Have a practical nature and prefer facts over concepts? Consider developing software. Are you a strong planner with great follow through? Your focus on the big picture would serve you well as a biologist.Whatever your strengths, the advisors and coaches can help you — from start to finish.Engineering, Technology, Mathematics and Sciences CareersWith a certificate or degree in Engineering, Technology, Mathematics and Sciences, you can get training to become a ... Biological ScientistFootnote1 $26.64Entry Hourly Wage Computer User Support Specialist $16.52Entry Hourly Wage Software Developer, ApplicationsFootnote1 $37.23Entry Hourly Wage Mechanical EngineerFootnote1 $34.04Entry Hourly WageOther Engineering, Technology, Mathematics and Sciences CareersArchitectural and Engineering ManagerFootnote1Computer and Information Systems ManagerFootnote1Computer User Support SpecialistFootnote1Computer Network ArchitectFootnote1Cost EstimatorFootnote1Multimedia Artist and AnimatorFootnote1Natural Sciences ManagerFootnote1Web DeveloperFootnote1 1 This job may require a bachelor's degree or higher. Please review current job openings and contact your advisor to review your options. All data gathered for Dallas/Fort Worth. Source: Dallas College Labor Market Intelligence Anh Quoc (Johnny) TranMember of the Dallas College Alumni Network"I’ve really discovered myself as an engineer at college, and this is what I can see myself doing in the real world. Solving a problem. Creating tools at cost. I want to work for NASA, Space X or Orbital and do these kinds of projects on a bigger scale." Which campus is closest? Ready to take your first step in your new career? Apply Now View Other Career Paths Creative Arts, Entertainment and Design Career Path Business, Hospitality, and Global Trade Career Path Education Career Path Health Sciences Career Path Manufacturing and Industrial Technologies Career Path Law and Public Service Career Path Engineering, Technology, Mathematics, and Sciences Career Path
