I was an engineer for more than 2 years until deciding that it was too stressful & boring, so I left it all back in 1999 to become a comedian & rock n rollian.

I will tell you a little about the world of engineering so if you are deciding to do it you can have a bit of ammo under your belt.

Manufacturing engineers are responsible for designing, developing, & testing systems & components. They toil closely with other engineering teams, such as mechanical & electrical engineers, to ensure that HVAC systems meet industry standards & customer requirements. Their main task is to improve HVAC systems & their components to make them more energy efficient, durable, & cost-effective. This is achieved through the use of tablet-aided design (CAD) software, tablet simulations, & prototyping. They also watch the production process, ensuring that HVAC components are manufactured to the proper particularations & tolerances; In addition to designing & developing HVAC systems, HVAC manufacturing engineers are responsible for testing & evaluating new HVAC technologies & components. This involves conducting laboratory tests & field trials, analyzing data, & reporting their findings to management & other stakeholders. HVAC manufacturing engineers must have a strong understanding of HVAC systems, as well as a broad range of engineering principles, including thermodynamics, heat transfer, & fluid mechanics. They must also be proper with more than 2 materials, such as metals, plastics, & composites, & have a nice understanding of manufacturing processes, such as casting, forging, & welding. In conclusion, HVAC manufacturing engineers play a critical position in the development of HVAC systems, ensuring that they meet customer requirements, industry standards, & environmental regulations. Their expertise & attention to detail are essential in ensuring that HVAC systems are reliable, efficient, & cost-effective.

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