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Hi,
I am a Final Year Production Engineering student. I have now been placed as a Design Engineer in a US company manufacturing plastic components, with its R&D center in India. They are giving 1 year training & after that I will work for 1 more year. After that I plan to pursue Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering with specialization in Design Engineering. I have looked up on some of the Universities offering this course. After looking up at the syllabus I am confident that the education would definitely improve my knowledge & skills. However I am not much interested in doing hardcore research work (Although I don't know what would be called Research for a Design Engineer, any info on this regard?). I want to work as a Design Engineer not some research guy performing experiments.
So I wanted to know what jobs are offered to such a Graduate in US?
The problem is that I am unable to understand what exactly is expected from such a Graduate by employers?
Any guidance on this topic would be very helpful for me.
Thank You.
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Come on seniors, please help your junior!
Hello Cooltiger,
A design engineer usually ends up modeling aerospace or machine/automobile parts/assemblies using CAD software under the guidance of senior design engineers.
Here is what i recommend,
Try for internship position in some aerospace,automobile or machine design industry while pursuing your masters.This will expose you to the american corporate world and also give you a better idea of what exactly a company expects from design engineers. You will also get a chance to know about other mechanical engineering fields such as stress engineering,project engineering and lean manufacturing etc.which might interest you in future.
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Last edited by i20mantra; 05-11-2013 at 10:34 PM.
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