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The engineering profession today is in a state of change. Events like COVID-19 and climate change have pushed new emerging technologies to the forefront and are driving engineers into new tech spaces. Today’s mechanical engineers may find themselves in unfamiliar territory as the state of engineering for the 2020s continues to define itself.