Experience, Skills, and Personality Traits
Aspiring fuel cell technology workers should participate in at least one fuel-cell related technology internship during college to gain valuable experience and make industry contacts, which could lead to a job offer after graduation.
Successful engineers and technicians enjoy solving problems, developing logical plans, and designing things. They should have a strong interest and ability in science and mathematics. Engineers and technicians often work on projects in teams, so prospective fuel cell workers should be able to work well, both alone and with others, and have excellent communication skills.
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