>> So if somebody wanted to get into that field they would probably want to start looking more
in an electrical engineering technology degree or a mechanical engineering degree
because those are the two primary functions.
You have electrical and you have mechanical and you have electromechanical.
And they al work together in all of these systems that we work with.
We have a lot of chemicals that we deal with.
We have a lot of volatile systems.
I mean we ignite plasmas in chambers, in reactors that we have.
We pop the chambers down, we fill them with gas, we hit him with our after microwaves
and we strike this big beautiful bright, you know pink plasma that changes color based
on the gasses that are introduced to it.
So some of the things can be pretty dangerous but you have to have an understanding
of how those systems work if you want to successfully work in the field.
If they wanted to make it to be the shift lead, to be the engineer in charge,
they essentially just need to work really hard at making sure that everyone is successful.
They need to be essentially the technical expert.
The engineer in charge is always going to be the technical expert
in when it comes to certain issues.
And they need to show leadership.
They need to show that they're willing to take responsibility,
that they can put the best people in the best assignment.
So somebody who's done an entire robot teaching, we need to get this done right but we also need
to teach somebody who might now, so have this guy shadow him.
Meanwhile we have another problem over here because ultimately time is money and you need
to get the machines fixed as quickly as possible.