#PassionForLife

At Getinge our talented, diverse team embodies our “passion for life” bringing innovative therapeutic solutions to healthcare and life science professionals throughout the country.

We invite you to bring your passion to Getinge and make your mark. Our team enjoys exciting career opportunities and ongoing education, as well as a full-range of benefits and programs to enhance work/life integration. We are especially proud to have received the 2023 Top Diversity Award from EOE Journal.

an electrical engineer earns an average salary of $107,890 a year, while a welder earns an average of $47,010 per year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Best-Paying Jobs in Energy

The best-paying jobs in energy are typically those that involve engineering, science, or highlevel operations. However, these jobs also require more advanced degrees and technical skills.

Some of the best-paying jobs in energy, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, are:

• Architectural/engineer manager: $152,350 per year

• Aerospace engineer: $122,270 per year

• Petroleum engineer: $130,850 per year

• Chemical engineer: $105,550 per year

• Atmospheric and space scientists: $96,880 per year

• Mechanical engineer: $95,300 per year

• Power plant operator: $94,790 per year

Pros and Cons of Energy Careers

An energy career can take you in many different directions, but there are common pros and cons that can help you answer, “is energy a good career path for me?”

Pros

Helping Build a Sustainable Future

Many professionals in the energy industry are working toward cleaner, more sustainable energy solutions.

“That shared goal means we’re all working collaboratively towards these solutions and a brighter future, and that environment makes it really motivating to work alongside so many brilliant and passionate people as colleagues rather than a zero sum game that feels like a competition,” Chester says.

Impact

Not only does the energy impact the environment, but the sector is “truly at the heart of our economy, our culture, and our communities,” says Rebecca Foster, CEO of VEIC, a nonprofit organization focusing on energy efficiency and renewable energy.

Energy touches nearly every aspect of our lives, “from an anchor employer’s ability to stay competitive and keep providing jobs in small, rural towns to an urban school district’s ability to improve indoor air quality and lower asthma rates by adopting efficient classroom ventilation systems and electric school buses,” Foster says. “Making our buildings and transportation options more efficient saves people money, improves air quality, lowers greenhouse gas emissions, and helps keep local businesses competitive.”

Developing Industry

With more developments in clean energy technologies and solutions, there’s always an opportunity to work on something new and challenge tradition.

“Innovation is critical to the success of the energy sector,” Sun says. “It can be challenging for organizations to adopt new technologies, but the rising Continued on page 26

Grow Your Career in the Life Science Industry

As one of the fastest growing global life science companies, Sartorius is part of the solution in the fight against Covid-19, cancer, dementia and many other diseases. This offers numerous opportunities for our people to grow with us and make an impact with their work.

Apply today: www.sartorius.com/careers

Sartorius is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and will consider all qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, protected veteran status, or disability status.