What are the employment directions of mechanical design, manufacturing and automation?

Generally speaking, students majoring in mechanical design, manufacturing and automation have mastered basic knowledge, basic principles and relatively skilled professional practical skills, and their employment direction is roughly as follows:

(1) engaged in the preparation and implementation of mechanical design and manufacturing process regulations;

(2) Engaged in the maintenance of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic control equipment;

(3) Engaged in the design and manufacture of process tools;

(4) Engaged in programming and operation of high-intelligence equipment such as CNC machine tools and machining centers;

(5) Engaged in the application of mechanical CAD/CAM technology;

(6) Engaged in on-site technical management of mechanical design and manufacturing;

(7) Engaged in the sales and service of mechanical and electrical products.

(8) Primary skills of fitter, lathe worker or electrician;

(9) Prepare and implement technical regulations for mechanical design and manufacturing;

(10) Use, maintain, repair and manage mechanical and electrical equipment;

(1 1) Selection, design, manufacture and debugging of process tools;

(12) operate high-tech intelligent equipment such as CNC machine tools and machining centers;

(13) Technical management of mechanical design, manufacturing and production site;

(14) applied mechanical CAD/CAM；; ;

(15) Use computers to process words, charts, data and information, design mechanical and electrical drawings, and compile NC machining programs. etc

People who are interested in what they are interested in and who are interested in learning and innovating in this field are the most sufficient motivation.

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