How to get Aviation Position - Engineer/Business

Gary,

Check out PS-Engineering. I think they're in Tennissee. They've got
some really neat products that might be right up your alley.

Regards,

Rob H. in Scottsdale

p.s. small world!



"Gary G" wrote in message ...
Hi folks,

Looking for some advise

This might seem strange.
I'm one of those guys who didn't have much "vision" earlier on in life in terms
of what I wanted to do. I got plenty-o-schooling, but feel now, nearing age 37, that
I didn't make the "best choices" in terms of a career that makes me happy.

I have a degree in Electrical Engineering, a bunch of graduate study in the field, a
fair amount of software experience, and a Masters of Science in Business
just to complete the lobotomy.

I live in the Baltimore-DC area, and desperately want to change careers into
the aviation industry. I'm enjoy my schooling, just not the field that I work in.
In fact, I'd like to keep a position that relies on my skills because it is what
I'm best at.

I'm very interested in Product/Project Management and or Business Development
or Marketing in the Aviation Industry. (Less defense and civil and consumer).
However, I'm not going to limit it! I have excellent communication skills (although
my typing is pathetic), and one fantastic attitude.

Oh - I'm a student pilot who intends to get my PPL by next fall.

How in the he!! do I look to get into that area.
I'd be willing to move, but would like to exhaust opportunities in the major
DC and Baltimore regions first.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
(Should you actually help me find a job, I'll make sure you get one fantastic REWARD! Ha!
I call it a finder's fee, but it won't be a just a dinner!)

Thanks to all who contribute to this fantastic newsgroup (I only found it about
3 months ago).

Regards,

Gary

Rob wrote:

Check out PS-Engineering. I think they're in Tennissee. They've got
some really neat products that might be right up your alley.

They're in Lenoir City, Tennessee. That's roughly 25 miles west of the center of
Knoxville. Straight down old "thunder road".

George Patterson
If a man gets into a fight 3,000 miles away from home, he *had* to have
been looking for it.