Career options for electrical engineering graduates
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For a bachelor’s graduate in Electrical Engineering and Automation, is it better to work in building electrical systems or in electrical design for coal chemical industries? Thank you all
It’s the same; the key is that you like it
In terms of design, architecture is quite diverse, while coal chemistry is relatively uniform. It’s better to work in chemical engineering, automation, or intelligent design fields
Electrical engineering in construction and coal chemistry are auxiliary specialties. Focus on your main business in electrical engineering.
Key undergraduates can’t get into power design institutes: (
Why must one enter an electric power design institute? The electrical industry is vast; one can find a niche within it to work hard in and become an expert in that field.
You can also sell electrical products, or work in the technical field
I don’t want to go on business trips. It seems that people are not very optimistic about this job
Those with 985 or 211 degrees can try to get jobs at design institutes; most people end up working in factories, where they are engaged in equipment and circuit design, or in the maintenance of electrical equipment and instruments. Working in PLC programming is actually quite good; the salary is decent. However, what is taught in schools is mostly just the basics, and to become proficient one needs to learn on their own