Employment issues in electrical automation majors

I am a few years older than you. I also graduated from this major and am currently working as an IT hardware R&D engineer.

To put it bluntly, the most important thing when you graduate is your university transcript. A good college transcript can help you get off to a good start. After all, majors like ours basically find professional units, and there are very few cross-majors, so the first thing others care about is your grades. Excellent cultural class scores + CET6 + computer certificate. If you want to enter an excellent foreign company or private enterprise (like Huawei This is more difficult than for foreign companies), this is almost a rigid indicator.

Basically, recruitment will have written tests and interviews for professional courses. These are all to test your learning level in school. They are all the most basic and simple questions. If you don’t know these, it is impossible to be hired. . The latter two-faced, three-faced and five-faced things, to put it bluntly, except for the English test, everything else depends on fate. The other party will observe whether you are the person they need. Of course, it is also a time for you to get to know the other party's unit, so there is nothing to be nervous about. , the manufacturing industry is very pragmatic, and there will be some engineers who will interview you in the future, and they will never ask tricky questions. Those questions on the Internet that test emotional intelligence are all thought up by people working in human resources who are full and looking for something to do. You will rarely encounter them in the future unless you give up your major

So, for students who have graduated from majors like ours, employers will not actually have any requirements for fresh graduates, except for two points. First, The level of cultural courses and transcripts, including English proficiency, and secondly, whether all aspects of the person's personality and temperament are suitable for the unit. In other words, the company first needs to understand your attitude towards learning in school to consider your possible future work attitude, and the second is to see whether you can integrate into the group

Although the entry threshold for automation is relatively high , but what you learn in college is theory. In practice, it is difficult for those theories to be of immediate use. Others only look for students in this major because of their strong professional background. They know that you can adapt to professional work for a period of time based on these theories. Finally, it is fully capable.

In fact, the scope of power electronics is too large. Do you want to do electricity? Or electronics? The company will not let you engage in both electricity and electronics. You must think clearly about this. Basically, there are just a few types of automation students, hardware engineers (IT hardware, not computer hardware), software engineers (embedded systems), electrical Engineers (those engaged in large equipment, maybe the power electronics you mentioned), sales engineers, of course, there are also those engaged in other industries. You should know that after studying for so many years, circuits, digital and analog electronics, and power electronics are all basic courses. The main core of this major is the two words control, the principle of automatic control, so wherever there is a manufacturing industry, all It can become the direction of work

Since you prefer weak current, are you good at learning microcontrollers? If you are interested, you can consider working in the software and hardware industry. You can plan for this kind of thing. Finding a job actually relies heavily on luck. Make good preparations. The rest is the same as finding a wife. It depends on fate. You are handsome and you are lucky. If you have money, you may not be able to find a good wife

Finally, I would like to remind you that if you are a fresh graduate next year, there is one thing you can do, that is, retake the subjects that scored 60 or 70 points in the past and strive for If you get a score of 90 on all exams, this is a real reminder of your competitive value. Good companies will see scores of 60 or 70. Even if you graduate from Tsinghua University, they may not want you if you have been a student cadre or something. The company won’t even look at it. Other than that, there’s nothing to worry about. Before going to different units, just prepare some courses related to the industry the company is working in.

In short, our professional work is very It’s easy to find. I wish you find a good job and take the first step into society!