How do electrical automation (junior college) graduates apply for jobs?

Position: electrical engineer (electrical design, PLC programming)

Give you some advice.

I suggest you go to a small unit, so that you can get in touch with the technical core. If you are good enough, I believe you can play a leading role in the unit in a short time (the personnel relationship in a small unit is simple, and your level and contribution can be seen by the leader in real time, and will not be suppressed and squeezed out by anyone). But when you become a supervisor, technology is needless to say, and management ability will be greatly improved! If you choose to change jobs again, you will be a senior talent, which will be essentially different from your state when you just graduated!

Small units generally give less and can't recruit experienced experts, which creates a good opportunity for students who have just graduated with little experience.

As long as you study PLC programming in detail (Siemens 200 PLC—— is recommended for entry-Siemens PLC is widely used and easy to learn) and configuration software programming (Kingview 6.53 is recommended for wide application and easy to learn).

Now the development direction of control tends to the upper computer system, so the upper computer is equipped with configuration software and the lower computer is controlled by PLC, which is a complete system. .

Other frequency converters, proximity sensors, photoelectric switches, etc. It is only a part of the control system, so no programming is needed. When you use them, you will know everything, and you don't need to bother to learn these things! !

Therefore, learn PLC first and then configuration software. The two softwares mentioned above (including related materials and simulation software) can be downloaded directly from the Internet.

After working for a period of time, you rely on experience, not education.