What kind of jobs are available after ECE?

Career Pathways after Electronics and Communication Engineering

• Service Engineer.
• Network Planning Engineer.
• Communication Engineer.
• Telecom Engineer.
• R&D Software Engineer.
• Desktop Support Engineer.
• Software Analyst.
• Analog applications Engineer.

What are the core fields in ECE?

List of Professional Core Courses in ECE

• Digital Logic and Circuit.
• Analog Electronics.
• Signal & System.
• Electromagnetic Theory.
• Digital Signal Processing.
• Analog and Digital Communications.
• Integrated Electronics.
• Communication Network.

Where do ECE engineers work?

An electronics and communication engineer can work in aviation and avionics, consumer electronics, electricity plant, manufacturing, transportation, communication & telecommunication, computer application, radio & television, diagnostic equipment manufacturing, and offshore companies.

What are the best jobs for an ECE student?

Most good jobs for ECE students are available in Instrumentation Area. Most of the big companies ask for an experienced person rather then fresher. Core electronic field – where you deal with hardware design/manufacturing/quality assurance. And companies like Huwaei, Nvidia, AT are some of reputed companies in this field.

What are some companies that hire ECE engineers?

Core electronic field – where you deal with hardware design/manufacturing/quality assurance. And companies like Huwaei, Nvidia, AT are some of reputed companies in this field. IT/Software engineer — most IT companies welcome ECE engineer for software development/QA role.

Do ECE graduates need to know programming?

PS : It’s a misconception that since one is an ECE graduate, he/she need not know programming. Technology is ever evolving now developing at a rapid rate. Nowadays in almost all fields, Electronics and Computer Science have become inter dependent. Programming knowledge is a must!

Is there any future for ECE students in the future?

While it is true that job opportunities for ECE graduates are way less compared to a CSE graduate, it’s not like you don’t have a future. It’s just that our educational syllabus is outdated and the actual technology has progressed much faster. Hence companies usually opt for experienced people ra Hi.