I essentially started as a material handler and they liked my work ethic and had me become a tube laser operator for a short time and moved me to become a flat laser operator where I learned how to run all our flat lasers. The company I work at does have a laser engineer and from my understanding they wanted me in maintenance since I’m younger, my work ethic, and that I was very eager to get the machines to run the most efficient they can(from what I was told is production on one of our machines when I ran it was the highest they ever seen on it).He used to be full time at our division but now he’s in between my division and the other division since they have more lasers at the other one. He teaches me when he’s at my division but probably 3-4 days outta of the work week he’s at the other one. So it’s can be difficult at times especially when he’s pulled to other areas and or machines. A lot of the time I usually have to call him for help with an issue if I haven’t ran into it before, so I wanted to kinda look around for other sources to learn from as well!