Engineering & Systems

Electronics Engineer

Explore how electronics engineers investigate, design and test circuits and electronic systems.

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What does this career involve?

Common kinds of work to investigate when learning about this area.

Work you might explore

  • Translating system needs into circuit ideas
  • Simulating, prototyping and measuring electronic behaviour
  • Selecting components and considering practical constraints
  • Documenting designs and investigating failures

What skills can help?

  • Circuit analysis
  • Measurement and testing
  • Mathematical reasoning
  • Technical documentation

Courses to explore

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Projects students can try

Small projects can help you test your interest and practise the work behind this career.

PROJECT 01

Design and test a simple amplifier

PROJECT 02

Build a low-power sensor circuit

PROJECT 03

Compare simulated and measured circuit results

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