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Electronics Technology


What Can I Do With A Major In Electronics Technology?

Electronics technology is the application of scientific theories and principles in the design, production, installation, testing, service, use, and control of electrical and electronic parts, equipment and systems. Electronics technology is used across all industries, including commercial, residential, and industrial. Technologists normally work as members of "engineering teams" in applied design, product development, installation, maintenance, manufacturing, production, or operations. Graduates may also work in technical services including field engineering, customer support, marketing, and sales. Graduates work in a wide variety of industries including manufacturing, utilities, and telecommunications.

The Electronics Technology program at CCSU offers a broad-based foundation in electronics coupled with courses in management to stimulate growth within their respective field. Topics within the program include robotics, computer programming, computer networking, and automated manufacturing systems.

Visit CCSU's Electronics Technology Department webpage here.


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Sample of Related Occupations

Aircraft Electronics Technician

Audio and Sound Specialist

Electro-Mechanical Technician

Biomedical Technician

Broadcast Technician

Electrical Appliance Repairer

Electrical Engineering Technician

Electrician

Electronic Designer

Electronic Product Developer

Electronics Technician

Field Engineer

Industrial Electronics Maintenance Worker

Line and Cable Worker

Maintenance and Repair Occupations

Marine Electronics Specialist

Photo-optics Technician

Radio Repairer

Robotics Technician

Sound Engineering Technician

For additional information on each occupation or any others you may be considering, please visit the Occupational Outlook Handbook, a nationally recognized source of career information, put together by the U.S. Department of Labor.


Professional Associations & Additional Career Information

Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering

Electronic Components Industry Alliance

Electronics Technicians Association, International

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.

The Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society

International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians

National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies

Society of Manufacturing Engineers

Software and Information Industry Association


Internships, Co-ops and Employment Opportunities

Electronics technolgy majors may find experiential opportunities or employment in a number of areas depending on your skills, abilities and experience. Career-related internships and co-op placements are a great avenue to establishing yourself as a qualified candidate for full-time, professional-level career opportunities after graduation.

The following list of employers and job titles shows opportunities where the employer was specifically looking for electronics technology majors. This list is meant to be a resource for further career-related investigation and DOES NOT REFLECT current openings. To look for current openings, please visit College Central Network, CCSU's online job, internship, and co-op database, on the Career Success Center website here.

Altra Industrial Motion - Process Engineering Co-op

Boston Red Sox Television and Video Production - AV/Technical Assistant

Covidien - Engineering Assistant Co-op

Durham Manufacturing Company - Engineering Co-op

Emtec - Data Analyst, Business Systems Analyst, Quality Assurance Analyst

ETTER Engineering Company, Inc. - Electronic Controls Technician

 

Eversource - Assistant Engineer, Test Technician

 

 

 

G.E. Engineering - Aviation Northeast Supply Chain Technical Co-op

Hasbro Games - Engineering Co-op

IMCORP - Electrical Signal Engineer, Electronic Hardware Engineer, Digital Signal Analyst, Field Engineer/Operator

Parker Hannifin Corporation - Quality Engineering Co-op, Applications Engineer for Fluid Controls Division, Validation Engineer for Fluid Controls Division

Schaefer Systems International - Controls Engineer

Sikorsky Aircraft - Engineering Co-op

State of Connecticut Office of Policy Management - Energy Internship

Structural Group, Inc. - Project Engineer

The Hartford - Technology Leadership Development Program Internship

Travelers - Information Technology Internship

Trumpf, Inc. - Application Engineer: Laser Marking

XI Software Systems - Systems/Programmer Analyst