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Becoming a renewable energy engineer

In reality, the skills needed to do wind, solar and biofuels are totally disjointed – aside from the general skills needed in engineering. Don’t become a renewable energy engineer by studying to become a renewable energy engineer.

Hear it from Brandon Stafford, English major turned engineer.

Watch the rest of Brandon Stafford’s Olin College discussion on becoming a renewable energy engineer at www.youtube.com.

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