What are the employment directions of college students majoring in automatic control?

After graduation, students majoring in automatic control have a variety of employment directions to choose from. The following are some common employment directions:

1. industrial automation engineer: responsible for designing and implementing the factory automation system, including sensors, actuators, controllers and monitoring systems. They need to know about electronic engineering, mechanical engineering and computer science.

2. Control system engineer: responsible for designing and developing control systems, such as robot control system, aerospace control system and medical equipment control system. They need to be familiar with control theory, sensor technology and embedded system.

3. Automated test engineer: responsible for designing and implementing automated test systems to ensure the quality and performance of products or systems. They need to know about software engineering, testing methods and data analysis.

4. Process control engineer: responsible for monitoring and optimizing industrial processes to improve production efficiency and quality. They need to be familiar with process control theory, instruments and equipment and data analysis technology.

5.R&D engineer: engaged in research and development in the field of automatic control in scientific research institutions or enterprises. They need innovative thinking, experimental design and data analysis.

6. Sales Engineer: responsible for introducing and selling automation control products and solutions to customers. They need to have sales skills, product knowledge and industry background.

7. Project manager: responsible for managing and coordinating the implementation of automatic control projects, including project planning, resource allocation and risk management. They need to have project management skills, communication skills and teamwork spirit.