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1. Engage in automatic control design for the petrochemical industry 2. Electrical design for the petrochemical industry 3. Design for the power industry What about the above three prospects...:dizzy:
As long as you are interested and dare to delve into it, any one is fine.
* * The requirements for automation in the petrochemical industry are getting higher and higher. The future is pretty good...
However, there are still quite few projects now, especially for new automatic control transformations. Many of them do not require drawings. Generally, Party A can just find a public company or even directly buy equipment for installation...
Safety requirements are getting higher and higher, and relevant design specifications are being updated quickly. For those engaged in "automatic design of petrochemical industry"; Electrical design for petrochemical industry ; "Power industry design" industry personnel must continue to learn in a timely manner * , constantly improving
If you can do 3, choose 3 decisively.~~
This post was last edited by Coconut Cat on 2016-12-21 13:39 Why pinch... I was passing by to do self-control, but recently I found that there are a lot of electrical units recruiting around me... and there are also a lot of electricians. .
Originally I was engaged in automatic control, but now I am engaged in electrical engineering. There is still a bit of a gap. The current treatment is better than before.
1. The control is still good. DCS and sis are still used more often and involve many courses. 2. The chemical engineering design is pretty good, but a bit annoying. 3. I am eager to learn electrical design, but it is difficult to find an ideal job.