Electronic communications engineers conceptualize, design, test and oversee the manufacturing of communications and broadcast systems. They mainly work to integrate electronics and communications into any system they develop. These professionals might work for commercial, industrial, military or scientific companies.
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Also question is, what can I do after electronics and communication engineering?
Electronics Engineer
- Electronics Engineer.
- Field Test Engineer.
- Network Planning Engineer.
- Electronics and Communications Consultant.
- Customer Support Engineer.
- Electronics Technician.
- Associate Firstline Technician.
- Research and Development Software Engineer.
Beside above, what does a communication engineer do? Communications engineer. A communications engineer is responsible for the research, design, development and production of communications equipment/systems.
Also asked, what kind of jobs do ECE engineers get?
Some of the important positions that ECE pass outs can serve are listed below:
- Electronics Engineer.
- Electronics and Communication Engineer.
- Electronics Design & Development Engineer.
- Desktop Support Engineer.
- System Control Engineer.
What is the salary of ECE engineer?
The average annual salary of freshers includes Rs. 2–4.5 lakhs per year. Electronics students with skills in robotics, automation technologies, renewable energies, Internet of Things (IoT), mechatronics engineering concepts add more value to their average pay scale.
Related Question Answers
Can ECE students get job in Google?
Yes, after completion of B. tech in ECE branch you can get a job in Google and Microsoft. You need to register at the company website to apply for any upcoming recruitment drive.
Is ECE a good branch?
ECE is obviously a good branch to study but only if you have a passion in electronics. Not only ECE all branches are good if you have a passion in that particular branch. Some of them took ECE because they could not get CSE,some of them took ECE because ECE students have both the opportunities of software and core.
