Corrosion Engineering Salaries
Corrosion Engineering Salaries
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First off I put this discussion here and not in the career section because I want corrosion engineers opinions.
My scenario is that I am a graduating with a B.S. in Materials Science and I have an upcoming interview with a consulting corrosion engineering firm that is under 100 people big and has contracts with various large oil and gas companies (BP/Shell to name a few)
Now when salary eventually comes up, what should I aim for? I think $75k because of this information
http://www.indeed.com/salary/q-Entry-Level-Corrosi...
Now my senior thesis and my junior and senior year have consisted of me working with our corrosion research group which is wildly know and in fact our professor is a very very well known. So I do have more experience than any other recent grad.
So is 75k a fair offer? Any way to approach this fairly?
Thanks,
oyeah
My scenario is that I am a graduating with a B.S. in Materials Science and I have an upcoming interview with a consulting corrosion engineering firm that is under 100 people big and has contracts with various large oil and gas companies (BP/Shell to name a few)
Now when salary eventually comes up, what should I aim for? I think $75k because of this information
http://www.indeed.com/salary/q-Entry-Level-Corrosi...
Now my senior thesis and my junior and senior year have consisted of me working with our corrosion research group which is wildly know and in fact our professor is a very very well known. So I do have more experience than any other recent grad.
So is 75k a fair offer? Any way to approach this fairly?
Thanks,
oyeah





RE: Corrosion Engineering Salaries
I have never found a single published article about salary ranges to be very close to reality; most seem to be about 20% inflated (or more). And I have done a fair amount of recruiting at various universities.
RE: Corrosion Engineering Salaries
RE: Corrosion Engineering Salaries
You should find out how much you can learn at this new job. Don't worry so much about what you will make. Because it is what you learn in the next five years that will determine how much you can make later.
Regards
Stonecold
RE: Corrosion Engineering Salaries
RE: Corrosion Engineering Salaries
RE: Corrosion Engineering Salaries