This field involves the use of scientific methods and principles to design and develop and construct things. Individuals in this field enjoy finding creative solutions to practical problems. They are logical and methodical in their approach and these abilities are complemented by a creative approach to problem solving. This creative side is manifest in an ability to design or conceptualise the end result. Careers in this category are intellectually challenging and those who succeed in engineering are unlikely to be satisfied with merely knowing ‘how’ something works. They need to know ‘why’ something works.
| Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineer |
| Agricultural Engineer |
| Air Traffic Controller |
| Aircraft Radartrician |
| Architect |
| Automation and Control Engineer or Industrial Engineer |
| Biofuel Engineer |
| Biomedical Engineer |
| Building Surveyor |
| Chemical Engineer |
| Civil Engineer |
| Coal Technologist |
| Commercial Pilot |
| Computer Software Engineer |
| DevOps Engineer |
| Electrical Engineer |
| Electronics Engineer |
| Energy Conservationist |
| Energy Engineer |
| Engineering Technologists and Technicians |
| Environmental Engineer |
| Explosives Technologist |
| Extraction Metallurgist |
| Flight Engineer |
| Geologist |
| Geophysicist |
| Geotechnical Engineer |
| Geotechnician and Geotechnologist |
| Hydroelectric Power Plant Production Manager |
| Hydrologist |
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