I am an ordinary graduate, two jobs to me, one is non-standard automatic design work, but the first half of the assembly in the workshop, and then to design. There is also a mechanical component CAD draftsman. After that, you can do part design. May I ask which job will have a future for you?
How do you say, non standard salary is relatively high, but the difficulty is also great, what can relate to the requirements of the design experience, not newcomers can do. What about a draftsman? It's easy to get started after graduation, but it's easier to work long hours without a nonstandard design. Of course, but also depends on what specific units. Consider yourself. Hope to adopt
The design of non-standard automation is promising, and the work of the CAD draftsman is only a small part of the non-standard automation work.
Of course, the former is good, the future is infinite, there is no comparison. But you have to design parts for non-standard automation!
Also proposed non-standard automatic design. Think so: after doing automation design, the way is wide, have ability, still can own poineering work. After the parts drawing design, the work must be relatively fixed, and the scope of application is narrow, if the old units fail, it is not easy to find relevant work. This is general. Of course, more importantly, your own interests. Don't worry too much about workshop assembly design, have no time to experience is destined to be behind closed doors, there can be no creative (created to solve specific problems), no creativity, you can only do creative people performing tools.
