What is the future employment direction of UAV major?

Any industry is prominent, but generally speaking, it is not so good.

UAV is a highly automated equipment. Except for movies and stunts, other basic operations are automated. In other words, the flying hand mainly monitors the state and working environment of the drone, which will give the capital an excuse that the wages of workers are not high. As can be seen from the recruitment, it is basically 4- 10k. If you just get a certificate, it has nothing to do with drones. Ordinary people and enterprises basically don't want to recruit or have low wages.

Take me for example. Let's talk about grades first. I won't go if I am low, and I will be despised if I am high.

I have 5 years of flying experience, majoring in electronic information, that is to say, I am familiar with the electronic control of UAV, and the assembly and debugging of UAV are not bad, and I can understand some basic codes. I am still a photographer, I can shoot, repair and cut, and I have 5 years of experience. I know 3d modeling and 3d printing. I started playing open source pix flight control from 17. People who know this kind of flight control naturally understand that once they learn it, it is no problem to use any flight control. However, I didn't even get a chance to interview the 8k flying hand.

Last July, I decided to change careers. Just arrived at the probation period, turned to 8 K, and entered the company by developing drone courses.

I still decided to leave the drone industry after I turned 8 K. Strictly speaking, it was not thorough. After all, I am a photographer now, aerial photography is a common occurrence, and my hobbies have always been there. I have a bunch of equipment modules and occasionally assemble Feifei, although now I mainly use DJI aerial photography.

The drone industry is still good, and there are still opportunities. However, if you just want to be a carefree flying hand, be careful.

As for this certificate, it is of little use. This doesn't prove your ability. Aerial photography depends on works, and others rely on project experience. I'm sorry if you only enter the business in 3-4 K. By the time you reach 12k, you will have finished your youth.

If it is aerial photography, the drone license is of little use, and only the work is the first right to speak. Photography, post-video, artistic aesthetics and so on are indispensable.

If you are a flying hand in other industries, then you have to learn more than just flying. Industry knowledge, UAV electronic knowledge, etc. Don't think that it is enough to learn so little electronic knowledge when studying.

Consider re-employment, at least make career planning and knowledge expansion planning. Don't be silly. Just get a card and you will feel that your salary is high.