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Allison Atkinson is a technical and academic writer, leveraging her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and Master of Arts in English.
Read the job description to determine if the Material Handling Engineer position you are applying for is mainly in the field or in the office. Be honest about your preferences, but be willing to be flexible. Oftentimes companies may believe it is critical to see how the interconnected parts of warehousing and logistical systems actually work together.

Allison Atkinson is a technical and academic writer, leveraging her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and Master of Arts in English.
"Early in my career, I envision spending some time at different project sites. Even if my position is mainly office based, I would like to be exposed to how the whole system works and to see each individual part in action. Furthermore, I know that your company's equipment is installed in different types of plants, such as food manufacturing facilities and distribution centers, and I would like to be able to see how we choose different types of equipment for different project site. Later in my career, I envision spending the majority of my time in the office communicating via phone or email with our representatives in the field. "

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