Talking to Eduardo Iragorri.

I was talking to him and ask him some cuestions like what does he thinks what is engineering and some other stoffs and he had some good answers, I think is really interesting what he told me so lets chek it out.
He says that engineering is an art... the Art of solving problems and fulfilling needs or improving previous solutions, and I believe he is right . He also says that his main hobby and what keeps him happy in life is learning new things and using them to him or someone else's benefit, So, he guess his hobby is engineering, I asked him if he could describe me the educational process required to became an Engineer and he told me that we have to pass all the required subjects, but to become a good engineer we have to be proficient at math, logic and language/protocol handling and he told me some skills an engineer needs to had like be proactive, innovative, creative, patient, and we should definitely be good at math, logic, and the particular areas of science our career makes use of.

I asked him that what kind of job he would look for after he completed his education and he told me some interesting things like automation engineer and electronic development.

We were talking about what he enjoy of his school and what is the most difficult part of being an engineering student and he told me that he enjoy solving real life problems using the tools of our carrer offers and he believe that the most difficult part of being an engineer is making time to keep up with all the assignments and study and getting good grades.

I also asked him what are his plans for the furure and he told me that he would like to have at least one Post-Graduate title and starting his own automation and consulting company from scratch.

We were talking about our most peronally gratifying moment in Engineering school, and well he had an ambitious one, he told me that he would like to get his Thesis proyect done and getting it to actually work.
The most interesting thing he says to me was why he recommend Engineering as a career because he says to me that he liked to solve problems, that it can be so gratifying and it´s the only fuel that drives him to keep up with loads and loads of work and pressure and still like what he is doing.