Parents who have older kids, how did you manage to find energy post work to actually engage with your child? I switch off work between 5 to 7 PM, prep dinner over weekend, and don't pick up work till after bedtime. It's always a race to finish the last call before the kid comes home from daycare, but the challenge is I am already so drained, then dinner, play time, bath, bed time (half the time I fall asleep in his room) and then pick up work because nothing ever gets done during the day*

Having worked as a hardware engineer among many teams within 5 companies, I have found a jewel of an eco system within this company, Sentient Energy. The people here, from management down, are focused on the customers, family and our personal health. Getting up in the morning is easy when you really enjoy what you are doing, and who your comrades are. Quality products and innovative solutions best defines what we do and who we are. We're growing and I'm happy to be on this journey.

I graduated in 2023 currently living in Florida with 3.5 years of experience in aerospace. I got my engineering degree in electrical and I’m wondering if I’m screwed trying to land a job within electrical power or energy? The closest experience I really have within my degree is basic circuit board building, basic circuit design in programs like Pspice, and using a digital oscilloscope. To this day, the closest I can think of that I have experience in is reading low level c code and logic design.

Hello everyone I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering Konkuk University South Korea. And i am expecting to graduate in August 2026. My research focuses on waste to energy technologies, particularly hydrogen-rich syngas production from sewage sludge using microwave-assisted pyrolysis. I’m looking to connect with professionals in sustainable energy, and related fields, and would appreciate any insights on career paths and opportunities as I approach graduation. Thanks

Hello everyone I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering Konkuk University South Korea. And i am expecting to graduate in August 2026. My research focuses on waste to energy technologies, particularly hydrogen-rich syngas production from sewage sludge using microwave-assisted pyrolysis. I’m looking to connect with professionals in sustainable energy, and related fields, and would appreciate any insights on career paths and opportunities as I approach graduation. Thanks

I'm 31 years old and just got laid off about a month ago. I've been here before (hoping for years to secure a good job) & I'm utterly scared it's taking too long to jump back in. I really need help navigating back & maintaining a positive energy as I'm getting frustrated. I had worked in several roles over the years including; Admin, Sales (business dev, Technical /internal), Customer service. I really have my mind set on the RENEWAL ENERGY industry as an Administrative officer/EA. Please help!

Hello everyone I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in Environmental Engineering Konkuk University South Korea. And i am expecting to graduate in August 2026. My research focuses on waste to energy technologies, particularly hydrogen-rich syngas production from sewage sludge using microwave-assisted pyrolysis. I’m looking to connect with professionals in sustainable energy, and related fields, and would appreciate any insights on career paths and opportunities as I approach graduation. Thanks

Ok I’m 43, 2 kids, combined pre tax household income $450k, we have $1.3M in total assets roughly $700k in retirement accounts, $200k equity in investment property, and 300k primary home equity, with $100K in high yield cash account, the algorithm is showing I should be on pace to retire fine at 60 but I honestly want to transition to work because I want to not have to by early 50’s, anyone on that journey have some advice beyond the normal reevaluate spending

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Exploring the Future of Work With the rapid growth of AI, data centers are expanding—and so is the demand for power. Lately, I’ve been seriously considering a trade or technical path that aligns with this shift. Becoming an electrician or electrical engineer to support energy infrastructure—especially for data centers—feels like a forward-thinking move. The world is changing fast. Do you have a long-term career plan in mind?