Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Mechatronics

Being a job counselor would be good now, and good engineers are always needed.

Hi,

EE: many systems now come in standard configuration, many measurement instruments obsolete by computer driven measurements, influx of basically new electronic elements not so fast any more so go there if you are enthusiastic about electrical: look at the never ending jobs in energy (fusion may come) and physics (CERN);

CE: too fast changing topic to really recommend to anybody except addicts. Will exhaust your brain and body early. So stay with this and make a fortune early to run your own company as soon as possible.

ME: many more questions to solve, much less standardised solutions (there are orders of magnitude more bearing possibilities than resistor possibilities). You should be in the upper 20% of quality to do really good and have a free choice of employer. If you include in your fields a lot of measurement and some precision engineering this would be very helpful. Many mechatronics solutions are working in principle but lack the quality that is possible at highest level.

RHABE