There are ample job opportunities available after the completion of a diploma in mechatronics course. The students of diploma in mechatronics are hired in different job roles by different organisations. The present article tries to discuss a few job roles available in the field.
Assistant Electronic Engineer
As assistant electronics engineer one can have an opportunity to work on different areas of electronics such as Telecommunications, manufacturing, aerospace or robotics. They are mainly responsible to develop sophisticated electronic goods that are cost effective and extremely efficient.
Role of an Assistant Electronic Engineer
As an assistant electronic engineer, one is responsible to design, develop and test electronics components, devices, or equipment that use electricity as a part of their source power. They include various components like capacitors, diodes, resistors and transistors etc.
Responsibilities of an Assistant Electronic Engineer
As an Assistant Electronic Engineer, one is needed to:
- Discuss proposals with the clients about the projects
- Work with the fellow mates to design new electronic systems, circuits and devices or develop existing technology
- Test theoretical designs for better performance and efficiency
- Write specifications and technical reports related to electronics
- Follow defined development processes for designing electronic circuits
- Systematically improve the detailed design of a piece of electronic equipment
- Ensure that a product will work with devices developed by others, can be made again reliably and will perform consistently is specified operating environments
- Create user friendly interfaces
Salary & Emoluments
- A fresh Diploma in mechatronics engineering student will earn a salary of 3 lakhs per annum as an assistant electronic engineer
- An experienced diploma in mechatronics engineering professional will be earning minimum around 4 lakhs per annum
Automotive Electronics Engineer
Automotive Electronics engineers are responsible to design, develop and manufacture vehicles such as cars, motorbikes, buses and trucks and their engineering systems.
