Engineering
Engineering
In this section, we’ve wedged in as much information as we can about all things technical and the built environment.
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Hands-on learning
Yeong Suk Yee looks at the wide range of opportunities that vocational training can open up in engineering-related fields. read more >>
Building character
doctorjob talks to Sam Tan − civil engineer, green building pioneer and executive director of Ken Holdings Berhad − about being a modern-day engineer. read more >>
Engineering matter – opportunities in materials science
Dr Saad A Mutasher of Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus explains how materials science is changing the world – and how you can be part of this exciting field. read more >>
Career file: Aircraft maintenance engineer
There are three rules in the aerospace industry: safety, safety and safety. read more >>
A day in the life of a process engineer
Teoh Mooi Kun lives a highly mechanised lifestyle, taking care of production lines in a microchip factory. read more >>
Manufacturing management
Manufacturing management involves the implementation of methods and techniques to achieve low costs, quality, flexibility and innovation. Samantha Yong finds out more from Ir Dr Kanesan Muthusamy, the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Technical Studies, Open University Malaysia. read more >>
YES man
doctorjob caught up with Engr Roland Ngeow, the chairman of the Institute of Engineers, Malaysia Graduates & Students – The Young Engineers Section (IEM G&S-YES), to find out more about what his organisation does for aspiring engineers. read more >>
A formula for excellence: Studying chemical engineering in the UK
Dr Robert Edyvean from the University of Sheffield explains why studying chemical engineering in the UK makes a world of difference. read more >>
Building to stand the test of time
The field of civil engineering has evolved over the centuries to include modern and traditional building techniques. However, one thing remains constant: the need to build things that last. read more >>
