Graduates in electrical engineering pursue careers in a wide range of industries, including energy, manufacturing, transportation and consulting. Common job titles include:

• Power systems engineer
• Controls and automation engineer
• Electrical design engineer
• Energy and utilities engineer
• Systems engineer
• Energy and utilities engineer

Our computer engineering program prepares engineers to compete in today's rapidly changing marketplace by providing the fundamental concepts and attributes to enable them to recognize and respond to future developments.

Careers in computer engineering

Our graduates are well-prepared to work in the private and public sectors.

Missouri S&T computer engineering graduates are employed in the private sector by several well-known corporations, including Garmin, Boeing, Caterpillar, Altec Industries, AdTran, Cerner, Motorola, Intel and Microsoft. Graduates also work in the public sector for the Naval Research Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratory. We have among the highest number of companies attend our Career Fair per graduating student of any university in the nation.

More statistics about job opportunities at S&T are available here.