Translated from 日本語 • View original Hello. This is Koshiba who was satisfied with a little bit of Progate. This time, I would like to write about questions that often come up from new graduates.
Why do you think you can't become an engineer in the humanities?
ISAO is actively looking for engineers. New graduates are basically looking for engineers. This is what is often asked.
"Can you become an engineer in the humanities?"
In fact, when I received this question, **I thought, "Oh, can this person do it with ISAO?" **The question arises.
Are you counting on others from the beginning?
I know that the above questions come from anxiety. However, I am worried that I am going to be told everything. When I hit a wall at work, I wonder if I will rely on others from the beginning.
It's not limited to engineers, but what is important in mastering something is curiosity and a spirit of exploration. Engineers in particular are in a world where new technologies are being created and information is constantly being updated. If you are not a person who can enjoy it and continue to follow it, you will surely suffer later. So we don't care if we are a humanities major, but we do care if we are interested in IT. And if you are interested and seriously want to become an engineer, you will think that you are taking some action. There may be an advantage especially if science majors are familiar with the people around them or if they are learning something directly connected. But everything in today's world is available. If you go to a bookstore, you can find books and magazines, and if you search on the Internet, you can get a lot of information for free. There are not only information, but also services where you can learn programming. **Have you ever searched? **
In the end, it's up to you
For this background, I pay attention to people who ask, "Can I become an engineer in the humanities?" Of course, there are influences from the environment, but the biggest factor in whether or not you can do it is yourself. It's a conclusion that has no origin or child.
Therefore, if you are interested in engineering but are worried, I recommend that you try your hand first. Try to see if you find it interesting or if you can do it as a daily job.
Finally, I would like to add that ISAO also has an educational system. If you ask a question, everyone will tell you without making a bad face, and we also provide training so that you can get used to the job. There is a support system, so please rest assured.
If you want to know more about ISAO's development members and development environment, please visit the recruitment site. Yoshida, the development leader of Goalous listed here, is actually an engineer from the humanities.