What kind of job should a marine electrical major look for?

Overall, it’s very good. Our school’s recruitment score for this major is quite high every year. In the past, employment was basically 100%, and all were large enterprises. But now the shipping industry has been greatly affected, so finding a job in the future may not be as easy as before. But the students in front of us all signed up pretty well. We won’t know what the employment prospects will be like this year until companies come to recruit in September.

This is an introduction to this major:

Electrical automation technology (ship direction)

Main courses: Electrical basics, electronic technology, power electronics technology, microcomputer And programmable controllers, automatic control principles, ship electric drive, ship power station, motor speed control system, power supply and distribution technology, automatic detection and conversion technology.

Position groups suitable for: Graduates have the capabilities of ship power supply, distribution, ship power drag, electrical system automatic control, ship electrical equipment installation, commissioning, maintenance, and electrical design and on-site construction capabilities in other industries. Mainly engaged in strong and weak current technicians, ship repair and shipbuilding electrical assembly technicians, electrical technicians, constructors, planners, dispatchers, ship electricians, maintenance electricians, overhaul electricians, electrical assemblers, maintenance debuggers, etc.