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@@harshguhagarkar1943 definitely go for it. With that, it will be even easier to get admission to Masters in Mechatronics here

@@harshguhagarkar1943 also from learning point of view, Mechatronics would be better

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Thank you for writing. Yes I am using the learnings in my current job as well, which is in automotive field

Thank you for writing. Yes I am still enjoying and learning. It never ends 😉

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Which department??

​@@Seeker971Mechanical Engineering, 2019 batch

Job market is still doing good. But of course, less than like in 5 years ago. Companies are starting to invest in R&D, and as a result, I see quite some job openings

About the IT sector, I have heard from friends that it's been affected a little. For Mechatronics, choose any specialisation field except ML/AI. This field is harder to get in without CS background or PhD

Yes definitely. That is a good field to work in and also German Aerospace Center has a whole new department for Robotics where people from Electrical engineering background are welcomed

@@kibakibiunplanned5196 Do you have LinkedIn? I want to connect with you

I did Masters in Mechatronics here in Germany. Before that I did my Bachelors in Mechanical in India.

In your case you have to apply for a working visa permit. I don't know much about it but you can find more infos here: www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/visa-residence/types/work-qualified-professionals

I am working as a Development Engineer. Generally speaking the opportunities are good. But ofcourse depends on your skillset, and also your German language

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Definitely!! I have B1 level German, even in that, it's fine. You go for it, no problem at all.

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Yes, of course. That is exactly what I am doing.

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, then Masters in Mechatronics Engg, and now as a Project Engineering in Automotive industry.

​@@kibakibiunplanned5196 bro where are you working and can you name the company

​@@kibakibiunplanned5196form which university you did your masters bro

​@@arjunvs7022I did it from Universität Siegen

- Matlab/Simulink for Control Engineering - Python for almost anything - C/C++ for hardware programming - ROS for robotics For my work personally, I have used a lot of Matlab, Python and very vaguely C++.

@@kibakibiunplanned5196 Thanks a lot dada for this insight...Love from Assam💌

@@dharamrajchetry1165 very welcome brother 🤝

Hi there! The chance I would say is 60%. From your internships, it looks good, but from the last few years, they are focusing more on CGPA. Last time I checked they were taking students with CGPAs somewhere around 9.

Give me a bit more details about your internship topics. If that matches the course requirements, you might have a chance.

@@kibakibiunplanned5196First of all thank you so much for your reply, I did one internship at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited Hyderabad in manufacturing department and the other one is Online internship and my work is to simulate the design on Ansys.

@@kibakibiunplanned5196The chances are very less but I will apply and check my luck 😀

@@abuqasimkhan3656 definitely bro... keep applying. Also do apply for courses like M.Sc. Design, Computational Engineering, & Mechanical and Process Engineering. These are related to your internship on Ansys simulation. I wish you all the best!

Thank you very much :) I will try to make more videos like this, about recent projects and works. Good luck with your Engineering career too. Cheers

That's great. Here below is the DLR job portal:

www.dlr.de/dlr/jobs/en/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-10572/#Praktikum/S:380

Select by filtering with your subject area, and then apply as soon as possible, with your cover letter, CV, and study documents.

I am sure you'll find something according to your match. You can also search by departments. For e.g my department was 'Institute of Electrified Propulsion' at location Cottbus

@@kibakibiunplanned5196 Thank you very much bro.Do they also allow remote/online internship as well?

DLR has its institutes in lot of places all over Germany, and few abroad as well. My one was in Cottbus. Unfortunately, its not in Siegen.

1. Siegen is a pretty city, but small. For jobs, graduates go to different places. It's same for all Universities. Few also started working in some company in Siegen too, mostly Machine Learning related Software engineering

2. Course is good and intensive, its designed so that you can go for both research (PhD) or industry. If you want to purely go to the industry side, a technical or applied science universities would be a better option.

@@kibakibiunplanned5196 brother why software related jobs after doing masters in mechatronics? can you tell me will mechatronics a good career choice in germany? are job sectors and pay scale high? will you recommend me TU hamburg or seigen if I get into industries?

​@@omorkhan3437nowadays all the development mostly happens in software side. In Mechatronics course you'll learn a lot of software. It is a mixture of electrical, mechanical and software.

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True that. Thanks brother. You too man...keep calm and keep building, until we conquer the world 😉

As a student (intern), its 1200 € per month. As a full time engineer, 2800 €. Excluding taxes

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Thank you so much! Shot it in the mountains of Siegen, Germany.

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@@user-yj2hn7ri7g thanks again :) Good luck with your future endeavors as well

Generally, as a robotics engineer, Germany is a very superb place to work. There are different possible job positions: Robotics Software Developer (ROS, C++, Python) Embedded Systems Engineer Simulation Engineer Electronics Engineer Control Engineer

Salary depends on your skills and experience. As a fresher, you can expect about 55000 €, which is quite good.

Lot of companies (BMW, Siemens, ABB etc and also startups) looks for students as intern and for thesis positions. (They are paid as well)

Working environment is pretty awesome, lots of opportunities, resources, and very little office politics. Better if you learn German language as well.

Yes, it was a paid internship/thesis.

@vishnubhaskar5586 Yes definitely. In our batch, 60% students including me had Bachelors in Mechanical, the rest comprises of Electrical and Mechatronics branch. Your 2yrs experience would be helpful for getting admission and also for a job after studies. You can opt for jobs like Application Engineer, Consultant Engineer, or Data Science Engineer.

Let me know if you have anymore questions

Thanks for your reply!! But still my experience and course is not matching right? Is that fine or they consider it as 3yr gap? Also please share your LinkedIn

@@vishnubhaskar5586 Having a gap won't be a problem. Don't worry. Mechatronics also has Machine Learning courses as well. And many students go to Data Science field. So in that regards, your experience would be somewhat matching if you have done some data analysis kind of stuffs.

@@vishnubhaskar5586 my LinkedIn: Neelabh Jyoti Saharia

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Thanks! And nice observation. While doing the project, my Supervisor gave me the freedom to choose any language of my choice. I chose Matlab because I was good at it and also because later on I have to transfer my project to Simulink which can be done seamlessly using Matlab.

Knowing any high level language (Python/Matlab) is fine for implementing any idea in software. But in the next process to actually implement it in hardware, you have to know either C or C++.

My personal favorite is Python, because its open source, lots of add ons libraries available, and have a big community.

@@kibakibiunplanned5196 Awesome! I enjoy Matlab as well and used it with Simulink for my capstone project. I was debating whether to dedicate the time to learning C/C++ because I saw some jobs require it and was wondering why that is- but you answered it perfectly. Didn’t know the design engineers themselves embed the software. Thanks for sharing!

@@SM_757 Welcome! As an engineer working with Matlab/Simulink, you will at one point be asked to do some tests of your design (mostly SiL and HiL test). And in that moment you have to know C/C++ (intermediate knowledge is fine). Matlab also has a package to generate C code automatically from your developed model.

Hello there. Thanks :) The interviewer generally look for any kind or practical experiences gained in the respective field (either through projects, internships, thesis, or even better jobs). Proficiency in Programming is a must (Python/Matlab, C/C++). German language is always super helpful. With only English, the number of possible job position decreases comparatively. In pure IT job, just English is not a problem though.

Let me know if you have any more questions