Electromechanical Systems

Electromechanical systems engineering focuses on all the devices which make electrical and mechanical systems work together. People in this field often work for the automotive, power production or airline industries.

Examples: 

Electromechanical engineers:

  • Design circuits that electronically inject fuel into engines.
  • Invent new circuitry for interactive videogame machines.
  • Develop electronic timing mechanisms for amusement park roller coasters.
In your community: 

Electromechanical engineers can work anyplace where electronic circuits are used to control mechanical systems. Communities which depend on logging and timber production, fishing and fish processing, or manufacturing industries absolutely require electromechanical engineers.

Aptitude: 

If you like...

  • Problem solving
  • Being creative
  • Building things
  • Making Discoveries
  • Helping people

...you might enjoy Electromechanical Systems Engineering

Universities: 

If you want to study Electromechanical Systems Engineering, then you could go to the following university:

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