
Keith Olson
Chief Science Officer
Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority (NELHA)
Kona, HI USA
“Things are going to happen...but how you react to what’s happening is what’s most important.”
Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority (NELHA)
Kona, HI USA
“Things are going to happen...but how you react to what’s happening is what’s most important.”
Chief Science Officer
I run an environmental program pioneering ocean energy technologies and sustainable development.
Students will see how job tasks don't always work out as planned and some of the biggest problems are not technical in nature...How you react to a problem determines your attitude. This will effect the direction you take and impact the result. Observing how people interact and solve problems in a work place can be a great value for a student.
Here's the first step for college students
Select a generic scientific area of interest to study (Chemistry, Biology, Engineering...) and master the basics. Then minor or take a class or two in computer programming.
"Your work needs to be perfect."
Science, tech, engineering, arts, and math careers in Hawaii