In today’s rapidly evolving world, the importance of electronic engineering cannot be overstated. From the devices we use daily to the infrastructure that powers our cities, electronic engineers are the driving force behind technological advancement and societal progress. If you’re a forward-thinker looking to make a tangible impact, diving into the world of electronic engineering could be your ticket to a fulfilling career.
What is Electronic Engineering?
Whether it is used to better telecommunications or transportation, or helping boost innovative medical devices to save lives, the impact of electronic engineering is felt in every aspect of modern life. Behind the sleek exteriors lie intricate electronic circuits. For example, on average a vehicle contains around 50 microcontrollers. Each one of these function because of an Electronic engineers work. Electronic engineering technicians ensure they function flawlessly, pushing the boundaries of what is possible with technology.
“The electronics industry leads the future”, says NZSE Academic Director, Dr Neel Pandey. “Our daily tools in life have electronics in them – from Smart Watches to phones; motor vehicles to laptops. Electronics engineers are constantly creating a great future for the world by innovating circuits and technologies.”
Why consider a career of Electronic Engineering?
In New Zealand, the demand for skilled electronic engineers is on the rise, driven by ongoing technological advancements and infrastructure development projects. From being responsible for aircraft navigation and display systems, to the development of telecommunications networks, there’s no shortage of opportunities for aspiring engineers to make their mark. And emerging fields such as sustainable technology is opening new avenues for innovation.
