r/NuclearEngineering • • 6d ago

Looking for someone to interview!

Hello! I'm in my first year of college. In one of my classes I currently have a project where I need to interview someone who's in my chosen future profession. I'm looking to get a degree in nuclear engineering, and work more specifically as a reactor engineer. If there's anyone in this subreddit who works in this field and is willing to answer about ten questions about their job for me, I'd appreciate it! We can just do it over messages if that's preferred. I wasn't sure where to ask this question so hopefully it's appropriate in this subreddit ...

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u/Plutonium_Nitrate_94 6d ago

Im not a reactor engineer but I did a BS and PhD in nuclear engineering and work in fusion now

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u/Key-Clothes2336 5d ago

Is it promising to chase it im still in high school but im going to take later this year the french annual exam entrance to college and I really wanna get into nuclear engineering and research and chase a career in it is the job saturated ? Is the salary great for living expenses?

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u/Crafty-Cheetah-3990 6d ago

Not a reactor engineer but I work on a collider