Engineering Technology

Will is a Civil Engineer in the Municipal Services Division of TKDA, a full-service engineering, architecture and planning firm. Will walks us through the lifecycle of a project, from initial site surveys and drafting to contractor bids and construction.
2017, CandidCareer.com. 2 minutes.

Rusty is a Director of Engineering at Northrop Grumman Corp. Based out of Maryland, Rusty works with the Cyber and Intelligence Mission Solutions Division, working with the company's government clients to ensure their cyber platforms remain secure. With intelligence reports that can end up in the Oval Office, Rusty works tirelessly to keep department motivated and diligent.
2018, CandidCareer.com. 3 minutes.

Katie is a Field Services Engineer in the Water Engineering Leadership Program for GE. Katie travels the world to finalize the set up of water plants for General Electric. Once the plants have been constructed and installed, Katie comes in at the end to test all the processes such as water pumps and electrics systems.
2017, CandidCareer.com. 3 minutes.

This program traces 1,500 years of history to shed light on the incredible engineering accomplishments of the ancient Greeks—and the leaders who enabled them to happen.
2006, History Education. 43 minutes.

Ryan is a Mechanical Engineer with SpecSys Inc, an engineering and manufacturing firm located in Cloquet, MN. With a lifelong passion for tinkering and building, Ryan landed on mechanical engineering to not only continue doing what he loves but to also be in an in-demand industry.
2017, CandidCareer.com. 2 minutes.

Michael is a Mobile Build Engineer with retail giant Lowes. His main responsibility is to maintain the system's servers and paths so that the software developers (who are building upwards of hundreds of codes per day) can build and implement code.
2017, CandidCareer.com. 2 minutes.

These visually spectacular shorts show frontline discoveries in engineering and the people who have helped make them happen.
2014, Looking Glass International. 8 videos, 3-5 minutes each.

James May uncovers the fascinating science of engineering, giving the real ‘nuts and bolts’ account of how things really work—from the wheel to the Saturn V rocket. Through animation and motion graphics, James reveals the answers to several questions. How have smart men with spanners managed to change the world? What did steam ever do for us? What is the smartest machine? When can I move to Mars? Learn who has been building skyscrapers for millions of years, what a football has to do with nanotechnology, and how a 180 mph chicken gun and foul-tasting tea can help keep you safe on a plane.
2012, BBC Worldwide Learning. 44 minutes.