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Electronics & Communication Engineering is one of the premium branches of engineering that offers a wide range of lucrative yet rewarding career opportunities. This premium engineering stream is so popular that millions of students across the country appear for the common engineering admission test every year just to seek admission to the top colleges offering courses for electronics and communication engineering across the country. B. Tech is the most popular program to master this stream and this blog discusses all aspects concerning BTech admission, BTech eligibility, and a large number of other things that clearly indicate that ECE is one of the best options from a career point of view.

Telecom Engineer

Telecommunication is a broad term that involves so many modes of communication. Some of them include electronic communication frameworks, optical cables, IP networks, and also the first generation telephonic tools and instruments, microwave transmission cables, and many more. Just like a communication engineer, the engineers working in the telecom sector are responsible for deeply analyzing and creating newer technologies and solutions that can benefit the end users to the maximum. They are also responsible for researching all the existing systems and bringing betterment in them accordingly. Telecom these days plays a crucial role in all types of industries and has become one of the most sought-after fields when it comes to achieving seamless connectivity.

R&D Software Engineer

The Research and Development Software Engineers are the individuals who are responsible for creating, designing, and testing a comprehensive range of new products for diverse software systems. Research and Development Software Engineers are also expected to have deep knowledge of mechanical process controls along with technical skills like automation. Since almost all the small and large companies and industries in India focus on research and development more than any other thing, the field of software research and development even gets more crucial. This profile opens a wide range of job options for those with relevant qualifications and experience.

Software Analyst

It is quite evident from this job profile that a software analyst is responsible for running designing, creating, and testing new and existing software programs that are used in a particular organization having a linkage with electronics and communication. Software analysts are the individuals who are the mediating body between software developers and software users. Their primary job duty is to manage the algorithms of the software programs according to the exacting customers’ needs.

Electronic Design Engineer

Electronic design engineers are individuals who primarily design different types of electronic devices and equipment exactly as per the customers’ requirements. However, this brief description might be very short to describe this type of job profile. An electronic design engineer makes all the required modifications in the layout of an electronic design staying in sync with the business and industry needs, and at various times as per customers’ specific requirements. These individuals are also responsible for managing all the electronic tools and equipment used in an organization. They also need to develop new products keeping in view cost-effectiveness.

Desktop Support Engineer

Security issues and server errors are the most common occurrences in almost all types of industries and businesses. Desktop support engineers are responsible for resolving such errors with immediate effect so that operations can be continued smoothly without any interruptions. These individuals are the most dependable source for all those who rely upon technological hardware, which in an actual sense, might include the entire big team working for the single goal of any organization. Since almost all organizations and business houses are working using computers these days, the occurrences of such service and security-related issues are bound to take place for sure. Under this scenario, the role of desktop support engineers gets even more crucial giving rise to more and more job options in this field. 

Technical Director

A technical director is an individual who is responsible for directing, supervising, and overseeing a company’s overall strategies. The role of a technical director specifically in a software/engineering firm is to take care of the tech part of the company. This is considered to be a highly-paid job since the role involves various crucial aspects that directly affect the company’s business growth. This person makes sure that all the deliverables going to the clients are 100% quality-oriented as per the specific customer requirements. He or she also needs to handle the entire team of software engineers and the supporting manpower to keep things always on the right track. To obtain such a high-profile position, you need to have a proven experience of at least 8-10 years. Most people are generally promoted to this designation after they work in the field as a communication or electronics engineer. 

Network Planning Engineer

A network planning engineer is an individual who is responsible for maintaining all the networks of the company involving hundreds of computers or even more. Network planning engineers make sure that the tech team is always satisfied with the network's reliability, feasibility, and availability to carry out the operations with no interruption at all. Some of the basic skills that this position calls for include sound knowledge of hardware infrastructure, basic knowledge of how different software work, network planning, and internet security.

Concluding Remarks

The B. Tech Electronics and Communication engineering program offered by DIT University is a perfect blend of technology, management, applied science, and humanities. The program aims at instilling skills related to the design, development, analysis, and application of Electronics & Communication circuits & systems. Some of the major program highlights include 6 elective courses spreading from the 6th through 8thth Semester, 1 minor Industrial training (compulsory to all – 6 weeks break between the 5th and 7th semester, 1 major Industrial internship (Optional – 6 months in the 8th semester), and 1 Industrial Tour. The program aims at equipping students with all the required skills that can help them combat all real-world situations. For more details, one can get in touch with the university.