- Genetic Engineers deal with DNA. They reconstruct the base of your DNA and introduces desirable traits.
- A genetic engineer can make anywhere from $44,320 to $139,440, but the median wage was closer to $82,840.
- Genetic engineers almost always work in laboratories because their line of work demands precise attention to detail and strict adherence to safety standard at all time.
- The major job responsibilities is understand and work with a precise and highly complex subject matter and they must extend their work timings in case of need in special projects.
- There will not be a demand for this job in the future because more and more people are becoming interested in this topic.
- To become a genetic engineer, you need at least a bachelors degree in biochemistry, biophysics, molecular biology, or molecular genetics.
