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26th August 2012, 07:15 PM
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Future of Mechanical Engineer in IT industry?
Dear Sir,
I am a Mechanical Engineer placed in an IT company, what would be my future in that company, will I be treated in equality to the CS , ECE students in terms of promotions, Onsite,Growth etc Or the Mechanical engineers are just treated as the backward ones in the IT industry . pls pls help me. |
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20th January 2014, 10:15 PM
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Re: Future of Mechanical Engineer in IT industry?
Dear friend,
Don't be afraid,you have bright future with your branch.If you try for designing field of your mechanical branch.You have many chances and you can equally get oppourtunities |
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21st January 2014, 03:52 PM
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Re: Future of Mechanical Engineer in IT industry?
Dear Friend,
It all depends on 2 factors - a. Which domain/platform you are placed in & b. Do you get interest in it. For 1st question, if you are placed in domains like Design softwares (mechanical design), you will feel it much related to your field. Also if you are placed in functionals of SAP or any other ERP, it is relevent to Manufacturing/production verticals & you will be familier with. So check those opportunities in your company. For 2nd part, if you are interested in any of the software you are working, should not be an issue. Hence first check which field are you really interested in. I'm myself a mechanical engg., having worked in manufacturing & now in IT (SAP domain). Hope that helps. Anurag. |
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21st January 2014, 04:00 PM
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Re: Future of Mechanical Engineer in IT industry?
Dear Friend,
2 things are important - 1. Which software domain you are placed in & 2. Are you interested in it. For 1st part, if you get a software like design (e.g. CATIA or other mechanical design wares), you should be comfortable. Also, if you get placed in any of the ERP like SAP, you are in touch with you mechanical stream. Secondly, if you get interest in any s/w, there is no issue. I'm also a mech engg, having worked in manufacturing and now in IT (SAP). Hope this helps. @aap. |
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