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| Mechatronics Engineer
Occupation Description Modern manufacturing operations and processes are becoming increasingly automated. Mechatronics combines mechanical, electronic and computer technologies to create automated, ‘intelligent' machinery and robotics that improve the efficiency, safety and productivity of manufacturing (and other) processes. Mechatronics engineers design and maintain machinery with electronic and computer control systems, such robots, materials, component and goods handling systems, and plant machinery. Mechatronics engineers may… Personal Requirements You should Environment Workplaces for mechatronics engineers range from laboratories, workshops and engineering workshops to processing plants and engineering design offices. Training To become a mechatronics engineer you have complete a Degree. Graduates may apply for membership of Engineers Australia. Career paths can easily lead to management positions, including project management, and as mechatronic engineers have broad multi-disciplinary skills, they may be able to move into more traditional disciplines such as electronic or mechanical engineering. Earnings, Job and Employment Prospects For detailed information about earnings, job and employment prospects for this occupation, go to the Australian JobSearch Careers page and click on Job Outlook . Printed Resources The INFOSHEET PDFs provide information about the Manufacturing Industry and its various sectors and occupations. To view and print these documents click RESOURCES (you will need to have Adobe Reader ® installed). Where Can I Go From This Job? To find out more about potential Manufacturing career possibilities click PATHWAYS. |
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