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Icicles Berkeley: Part Time
$720 a month
Angelina's Cafe: Part Time
$720 a month
In order to live in the Bay Area with these jobs I would need to have a roommate. Working part time in these two jobs would give me $1,440 dollars a month which is not enough to live in the Bay Area. I need a roommate who earns about the same and we would have to live in a one room apartment in Richmond that cost $1,750 a month. with a roommate we will split the cost of rent and utilities and each one of us will buy their own food. After paying half the rent and my share of utilities I will have 400 dollars left. I will have to commuter to work on BART to the jobs in Berkeley so I will have to put money aside for a clipper card. With this job I would barely be getting by each month with the majority of my money going to rent. I would not be able to save up any money for retirement or to have saved up for emergencies.

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Work Style:
Building-100% Thinking-69% Creating-50% Helping-18% Persuading-27% Organizing-33%
Reflection:
The jobs I was recommended were jobs like engineer or electrician which I agree with. I got a higher percentage of building, thinking, and creating rather than on helping, persuading, and organizing. I feel this accurately reflects what I want to do in the future.

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*https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Nasa/salaries
*https://www.zillow.com/bay-area-ca/apartments/
*https://www.listenmoneymatters.com/how-much-should-i-have-in-my-401k/ *https://www.nasa.gov/careers

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NASA Aerospace Engineer
The average salary for an
Aeronautical Engineer is $91,552 per year and for a General Engineer is $120,378 per year.
In order to obtain my dream job I will first have to go to a four year university, preferably one that has a good engineering program, and get a degree in aerospace engineering. After graduating I will either have to get an internship or get a job as an entry level engineer. After I've gotten a couple years of experience under my belt and built relationships in the aerospace community I will apply for a job at NASA. I will be earning $7,629 a month and will be able to afford a one bedroom apartment and have enough money to pay all other expenses. Over time I would gain skills that would help me become a general engineer for NASA and earn $30,000 more. After rent, utilities, and saving 10 percent each month for retirement, I will be left with around $5,000 as an aerospace engineer, which is more than enough to be comfortable.