What's in store for Material Science Engineering Graduates?

[imnotworkaholic]

i just want to know what jobs will MSE grads land into (that are course-related po)... please help

:confused:

[c0Rinthian]

aside from landing research jobs overseas, Materials Science Engineering graduates could venture into the manufacturing field, mining, construction (studying the strength and composition of building materials), and semiconductors

para kasing amalgam siya ng civil, chemical, metallurgical at mechanical engineering, so medyo flexible ang options mo :)

[imnotworkaholic]

you're so sweet corinthian! thanks so much for your prompt response :love:

[BizMag]

i just want to know what jobs will MSE grads land into (that are course-related po)... please help

:confused:

wow, this used to be my dream course before i got the feel of money *okay*

[imnotworkaholic]

wow, this used to be my dream course before i got the feel of money *okay*

hehe :):):)

[imnotworkaholic]

How about particular companies where we could apply?

[zen_g]

MSE graduates are much needed in the semiconductor industry. Bagay na bagay sa RnD or even process engineering.

[faux_ph]

I concur that your program suits the R&D type of work, especially for manufacturing, mining & construction industries. In construction industry alone, numerous construction products are being developed particularly for the composites (carbon fiber, glass fiber, etc) and ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC), high ductility reinforcements, glazing technology, and composite laminates (such as lead-rubber laminates) to name a few. Some engineering consultancy firms are acknowledging the importance of having some materials scientists/engineers in their talent pool so as to be in the cutting-edge of using newly developed materials for the construion industry.

[imnotworkaholic]

MSE graduates are much needed in the semiconductor industry. Bagay na bagay sa RnD or even process engineering.

I concur that your program suits the R&D type of work, especially for manufacturing, mining & construction industries. In construction industry alone, numerous construction products are being developed particularly for the composites (carbon fiber, glass fiber, etc) and ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC), high ductility reinforcements, glazing technology, and composite laminates (such as lead-rubber laminates) to name a few. Some engineering consultancy firms are acknowledging the importance of having some materials scientists/engineers in their talent pool so as to be in the cutting-edge of using newly developed materials for the construion industry.


Thanks so much guys for sharing your thoughts :love:

[pretenred1]

yep some of my colleagues in the semicon manufacturing company then, were assigned as production engineers.. they report faults and improve productivity....

[imnotworkaholic]

thanks pretenred1 ;)
any companies you can recommend?:)

[c0Rinthian]

Semicon:
SPI Semicon
Amkor Technologies
ON Semiconductor
Automated Technology Philippines, Inc.
Philips Semiconductor Phils., Inc.

Mining:
Lepanto Consolidated
Benguet Mining
Philex Mining Corporation

Manufacturing:
Unilever
Matsushita Group of Companies
San Miguel Corporation
Texas Instruments

[imnotworkaholic]

Semicon:
SPI Semicon
Amkor Technologies
ON Semiconductor
Automated Technology Philippines, Inc.
Philips Semiconductor Phils., Inc.

Mining:
Lepanto Consolidated
Benguet Mining
Philex Mining Corporation

Manufacturing:
Unilever
Matsushita Group of Companies
San Miguel Corporation
Texas Instruments

Thanks C0Rinthian! Really appreciate it :love:

[Dacs]

In a design setting for manufacturing plants, Materials Engineers usually work with Process Engineers in choosing the MOC for various pipes/equipments.

[imnotworkaholic]

Thanks so much Dacs for your insights :bashful: