What Can I Do with a Major in ...
Mechanical Engineering Technology?
Mechanical
Engineering Technology
Description of Major
This major
educates students
about hardware and
computer-oriented aspects of mechanical design, manufacturing
and energy systems.
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Employment Opportunities
Graduates are
prepared for a wide range of positions in virtually
any industrial organization that designs, tests, manufactures or
otherwise uses mechanical apparatus.
A variety of jobs are
available for mechanical engineering technology graduates,
including:
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Aeronautical Drafter |
Aeronautical Engineer |
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Aerospace Engineer |
Application Engineer |
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Automotive Engineer |
Biomedical Engineer |
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Chief Drafter |
Circuit Design Engineer |
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City
Planner |
Consulting Engineer |
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Control
Engineer |
Design Engineer |
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Development Engineer |
Energy Specialist |
|
Engineer |
Field
Service Engineer |
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Heat
Transfer Technician |
Industrial Engineer |
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Instrument Engineer |
Maintenance Engineer |
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Mechanical Drafter |
Mechanical Engineer |
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Mechanical Engineering Technician |
Mechanical Research Engineer |
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Operations Engineer |
Patent
Drafter |
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Plant
Engineer |
Power
Engineer |
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Process
Engineer |
Quality
Control Engineer |
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Reliability and Testing Engineer |
Safety
Engineer |
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Systems
Analyst |
Systems
Design Engineer |
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Test
Engineer |
Tool
Designer |
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Utilization Engineer |
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Some
positions listed may require education or training beyond an
undergraduate degree.
Additional Links
American
Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers
The American
Society of Mechanical Engineers
Society of Automotive Engineers
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
UC College of Applied Science
This page last
updated on August 16, 2006
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