Wevolver：2019年工程专业从业者心理状态报告（11页英文版）.pdf

1、 Executive Summary Intro Wevolver is a platform from sole proprietors to +100.000 people. 82% of students are at undergraduate level or higher. Main Outcomes 1. Engineers are extremely worried about climate change. 2. Engineers think A.I. is strongly under-appreciated. 3. Engineers are strongly inte

2、rested in the field of robotics. All Results Demographics Now lets dive deeper into the results of the survey. Starting with the demographics: Only 1% of survey respondents label themselves as a Hobbyist Maker. At the same time, we know from conversations weve had that many professionals do perform

3、Maker activities in their spare time: Examples range from developing electric motorbikes to tinkering with 3D printing. BACKGROUNDS PROFESSIONAL ROLES Among the professionals the majority has a role in engineering; beyond the most represented roles such as Mechanical Engineer, Electrical engineer, a

4、nd Software engineer, there is a whole range of disciplines; Chemical Engineer, Civil Engineer, Biomedical Engineer, etc. There is also a significant amount with a pure leadership role, many of which who have been trained as an engineer, and 9.9% works as a researcher. Other roles that were expresse

5、d include education, analyst, and helicopter pilot. Among students disciplines include Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Robotics, Aerospace, and Computer Science. These roles are applied in a wide range of industries, as well see next: Sixteen percent of respondents are active in the Industria

6、l Robotics literally everything. Given the sizable interest in Robotics we zoomed in on the people interested in this topic and explore which subdomain they are focused on. In this instance we enquired specifically which fields engineers wanted to grow expertise in. Our view is that this question re