How can becoming a mechatronics engineer could be a detriment to your career? Most people think of Iron Man when they think about this field since it combines electrical, mechanical and even programming to create a perfect blend. It's easy to see why so many students are going this route.
I've interviewed many mechatronics engineers and in this video you'll learn why there are potential issues with this degree and how not specializing in any of those disciplines could be a problem for you especially when you're just starting out your career. Let me know if I'm way off and if you're already a mechatronics engineer, what industry are you working in?
👋 Who am I?
I'm Nenad, and I've worn many hats on my career journey. I began as an Electrical Engineer, became an Entrepreneur and Digital Nomad, and today, I proudly hold the position of Engineering Manager in the Power Industry. I've taken a slightly different path to get here which gave me different insights into engineering as a career and life in general. I hope that some of this helps you on your journey.
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