Electrical Jobs
Electrical Jobs
The rapid pace of technological innovation will likely increase Electrical Engineering
jobs in research and development to support the design of distribution systems related
to new technologies. Electrical engineers play key roles in new developments with solar
arrays, semiconductors and communications technologies. The need to upgrade the
nation’s power grids will also create demand and boost Electrical Engineering jobs.
Additionally, electrical engineers will assist with the automation of various production
processes.
Electrical engineers held about 183,370 jobs in 2017, reports the BLS. HBU students
who choose an Electrical Engineering major will be ready to work in process control,
network security, electrical distribution and other engineering-related positions. HBU
Electrical Engineering graduates will be ready to design the next generation of
electronic and control devices to ensure that better security measures can be built into
the devices during production and before utilization and operation begin.
Electrical engineers generally work indoors in offices. However, they may have to visit
sites to observe a problem or check a piece of complex equipment. Review the types of
electrical engineer careers below to determine if electrical engineering is right for
you.