Robotics. It’s a field that is expanding and evolving every day. Besides the actual field of robotics, a robotics engineer has the skills and education to work in a bunch of different industries. Just because the job title doesn’t read “robotics engineer” doesn’t mean the job isn’t for you!
One great thing about being a robotics engineer is the transferability of your skill set. You can apply what you know to work in any field that uses actuators, automation, sensors, or embedded systems. If there’s a machine out there doing work and making its own decisions, a robotics engineer is the right person to oversee those processes.
Here are some of the top jobs held by professionals with a degree in robotics engineering:
- Applications Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Robotics Engineer
- Software Automation Engineer
- Software Engineer
- Systems Engineer
Source: WPI Career Development Center. See the full list here.
So. You know what you’re looking for in a job description. Now, the big question: who’s hiring?
Since robotics touches many industries, people with robotics engineering degrees are scooped up by a wide range of organizations. At WPI, our alumni are hired in the fields of defense, life sciences, manufacturing, biomedical engineering, and high tech.
Here’s a sampling of where our graduates end up:
| Tesla Motors | BAE Systems |
| Amazon Robotics | Draper Laboratory |
| Apple | Avery Dennison |
Source: WPI Career Development Center. See the full list here.
Once you’ve got the job, it’s important to stay out in front of innovation and connected to other robotics engineers. Joining a robotics society is a great way to do both! Societies help you gain exposure in the robotics industry, build your network of contacts, and set yourself up for career advancement.
Remember: societies usually aren’t one-size-fits-all. The Internet will be your best friend in finding the community that’s right for you and your goals. Look up local chapters and subscribe to their blogs to see what kind of information and events they promote.
Start with these societies and see where you fit best:
- CollabLab
- Robohub
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers robotics & Automation Society
- Robotic Industries Association
- Society of Manufacturing Engineers
- FIRST Robotics
- Rho Beta Epsilon
- AUVSI
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