I just received my AAS in electronics engineering and will be pursuing my BA in the fall, as well as accepted an entry level position at Lutron. I've also been seeing that Texas is a good place to be for this field.
I’m actually pursuing my AAS in Electronics engineering. Is there any valuable information you’d be willing to share for a current student in this career field?
One thing I've always found agonizing about the electronics field is that almost everyone is either an engineer or a technician. The engineers run SPICE simulations, draw diagrams, design boards in OrCAD, study data from tests. All fine stuff, a good career. But then I also enjoy poking at boards with an oscilloscope probe, troubleshooting glitchy systems, experimenting in the lab, soldering, and all the hands-on things technicians do. I have a few times in the past applied to electronics technician but quickly was pushed out for being overqualified. Am I doomed to doing only engineering work all day, never once to track down a solder bridge or put together a dozen prototype thingamajigs for testing? Luckily, most EEs do spend some time in the lab, usually know their way with lab instruments. Surprisingly few are any good at soldering, at least so far as I've seen. But there is overlap in some companies.
It's definitely an interesting dichotomy, choosing to be a tech vs engineer with different responsibilities. It also could be a small vs big company thing. At a smaller company, you might be able to have a larger range of responsibilities, while a large company they want to pigeonhole you into very specific tasks.
I am majoring in computer engineering but have electronics courses in it am an INTJ lmao, I probably will focus on embedded systems but want to play with electronics as a hobby.
I tried my hand at electrical engineering in college. Now im in the medical field, Theres a loud voice in my head that wants to go back to electrical or nuclear engineering tho.
Hi! Thanks For this channel. Please help! How to dismantle radio on mini portable cd player? The cd player powered by double AA batteries. Im super curious. Thanks.
Yes 😂 I'm from Philippines, I also want to be an electronic engineer, my aunty in US want to take me here when im graduated, she's a successful accountant in Pennsylvania now so I really dream to be their also for better future
I have 3 year diploma of electronics, I have financial problem to continue my education in university. What do you recommend for me, what I choose in electronic to continue job? How to trace a job and what to choose? Cause electronics is very vast field. But I wanna join job as a beginner level.!
Should I pursue an MOS (Missile and Space Systems Electronic Maintenance) in the Air Force the pursue the electrical engineering career in the civilian world.
MOS's with civilian job applications are more like blue collar experience. It won't replace a degree. Also keep in mind, the military tries to make each job simple and idiot-proof, so it will never be as in-depth as it seems.
Sir I have graduated in electronics and Communication Engineering stream in India 2021 looking for study abroad which country is best to get electronics core jobs in full-time pls help
Amusing that you picked on Montana. I live there. Nothing but trees and deer. Deer don't hire EEs. Or 3D graphics developers. Or anyone. Dull, empty, vast stretches of no electronics at all. Phooey!
My degree is in physics but I've been seriously involved in electronics since a kid. Electronics is easy, effortless, enjoyable. I'm happiest at work when there's an oscilloscope on my desk and schematics spread out all over. But with no BSEE or MSEE, and too many past positions on my resume not involving electronics, but software (not easy, not effortless, very not enjoyable) is it realistic for me to land an EE or similar job? What types of companies to aim for?
20+ years in electronic engineering.............. Just get an office job, and if you like electronics then keep it as a hobby. Office job = comparable pay, better hours, benefits like health care/etc, you don't need expensive qualifications and you won't have to tolerate being treated like dirt the way that engineers are treated.
@@raullinares9112 Basic general admin work, then you look down upon the dirty engineers from your ivory tower, knowing that you will never be replaced by semi-skilled migrant workers.
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I just received my AAS in electronics engineering and will be pursuing my BA in the fall, as well as accepted an entry level position at Lutron. I've also been seeing that Texas is a good place to be for this field.
I’m actually pursuing my AAS in Electronics engineering. Is there any valuable information you’d be willing to share for a current student in this career field?
same here im looking into this as well
What was your curriculum like??? Was the math difficult and kind of math can I expect to encounter?
Hello, could you put subtitles to the video please, I'm from Colombia and I try to understand but sometimes I don't understand some words
One thing I've always found agonizing about the electronics field is that almost everyone is either an engineer or a technician. The engineers run SPICE simulations, draw diagrams, design boards in OrCAD, study data from tests. All fine stuff, a good career. But then I also enjoy poking at boards with an oscilloscope probe, troubleshooting glitchy systems, experimenting in the lab, soldering, and all the hands-on things technicians do. I have a few times in the past applied to electronics technician but quickly was pushed out for being overqualified. Am I doomed to doing only engineering work all day, never once to track down a solder bridge or put together a dozen prototype thingamajigs for testing? Luckily, most EEs do spend some time in the lab, usually know their way with lab instruments. Surprisingly few are any good at soldering, at least so far as I've seen. But there is overlap in some companies.
It's definitely an interesting dichotomy, choosing to be a tech vs engineer with different responsibilities. It also could be a small vs big company thing. At a smaller company, you might be able to have a larger range of responsibilities, while a large company they want to pigeonhole you into very specific tasks.
I am majoring in computer engineering but have electronics courses in it am an INTJ lmao, I probably will focus on embedded systems but want to play with electronics as a hobby.
I tried my hand at electrical engineering in college. Now im in the medical field, Theres a loud voice in my head that wants to go back to electrical or nuclear engineering tho.
Do biomedical equipment repair or engineering.
A relatively new job is Electronics Technologist. They are taking over a lot of jobs that used to be filled by engineers.
Hi! Thanks For this channel.
Please help! How to dismantle radio on mini portable cd player? The cd player powered by double AA batteries. Im super curious. Thanks.
hmm..... I am eyeing on Electronics & Telecommunication since I just finished high school :D
I got a degree in information systems my desire was EE but I got a free ride i never got a job I do not want to be played twice is EE a good industry?
@S A his whole education was paid for by someone else
If I got an electronics communications engineering degree should I leave my country for better salary? I'm living at Southeast Asia
Yes 😂 I'm from Philippines, I also want to be an electronic engineer, my aunty in US want to take me here when im graduated, she's a successful accountant in Pennsylvania now so I really dream to be their also for better future
I have 3 year diploma of electronics, I have financial problem to continue my education in university. What do you recommend for me, what I choose in electronic to continue job? How to trace a job and what to choose? Cause electronics is very vast field. But I wanna join job as a beginner level.!
Should I pursue an MOS (Missile and Space Systems Electronic Maintenance) in the Air Force the pursue the electrical engineering career in the civilian world.
MOS's with civilian job applications are more like blue collar experience. It won't replace a degree. Also keep in mind, the military tries to make each job simple and idiot-proof, so it will never be as in-depth as it seems.
Sir I have graduated in electronics and Communication Engineering stream in India 2021 looking for study abroad which country is best to get electronics core jobs in full-time pls help
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Amusing that you picked on Montana. I live there. Nothing but trees and deer. Deer don't hire EEs. Or 3D graphics developers. Or anyone. Dull, empty, vast stretches of no electronics at all. Phooey!
Does seem like a beautiful state. I want to visit.
Just got a job offer in this field
Congrats!
when i tell my neighbours or ppl i know that i study ECE, they think that im going to fix TV or radio 😂
Tehe😂
The fact that am intj and I want to get this degree feel good 😂😂😂🤝
Gpa requirement sir
My degree is in physics but I've been seriously involved in electronics since a kid. Electronics is easy, effortless, enjoyable. I'm happiest at work when there's an oscilloscope on my desk and schematics spread out all over. But with no BSEE or MSEE, and too many past positions on my resume not involving electronics, but software (not easy, not effortless, very not enjoyable) is it realistic for me to land an EE or similar job? What types of companies to aim for?
I am interested Job...
20+ years in electronic engineering..............
Just get an office job, and if you like electronics then keep it as a hobby. Office job = comparable pay, better hours, benefits like health care/etc, you don't need expensive qualifications and you won't have to tolerate being treated like dirt the way that engineers are treated.
With being in the field for such an extensive period, any recommendations for which states would be best for this line of work?
What kind of office job ?
@@raullinares9112 Basic general admin work, then you look down upon the dirty engineers from your ivory tower, knowing that you will never be replaced by semi-skilled migrant workers.
@@Strider9655 Got you .
@@Strider9655 I don't think that's the story for most Electronic engineers
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