Work Environment
Fuel cell engineers usually have a central office from which they base their work, and these offices are typically quite pleasant, clean, and climate controlled. Engineers often have clerical, research, and technical staffs working for them at these offices.
Depending on their jobs, fuel cell technicians may work in the shop, in office areas, or in both. The type of plant facility depends on the product. Field service technicians travel to clients to service and maintain fuel cells.
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