Robotic welding engineer career path advice
Robotic welding engineer career path advice
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Hello all
I am a confused and hope you can advice me and shar your opinion on my conflict.
I have been offered a job of a laser welding technologist in a small family company, basically my duty will be to determine the right welding parameters, program the robots and perform quality assurance for the party, because it is a small company it is likely that i wont be able to advance to a more advanced position without leaving this company.
I am afraid that getting knolleg only in the field of robotic laser welding will harm my ability to find a more advanced positions dou to lack of wide engineering knowledge.
Is there any sense in my doubts?
Thanks in advance
Jenia.
I am a confused and hope you can advice me and shar your opinion on my conflict.
I have been offered a job of a laser welding technologist in a small family company, basically my duty will be to determine the right welding parameters, program the robots and perform quality assurance for the party, because it is a small company it is likely that i wont be able to advance to a more advanced position without leaving this company.
I am afraid that getting knolleg only in the field of robotic laser welding will harm my ability to find a more advanced positions dou to lack of wide engineering knowledge.
Is there any sense in my doubts?
Thanks in advance
Jenia.





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It may be specialized, but those skills are transferable and a very good cornerstone to build a career on.
RE: Robotic welding engineer career path advice
Take the job if:
1. You are genuinely interested in the technology, will learn something new, and want to do the work.
2. It is a financial improvement over your current position.
Everything else will fall into place in due time, such as career and/or personal advancement.