Mechatronics Technician
Mechatronics technicians work at the intersection of mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering to install and maintain automated manufacturing systems and robotics.
What does a Mechatronics Technician actually do?
Mechatronics technicians work at the intersection of mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering to install and maintain automated manufacturing systems and robotics.
Career category: Industrial
How much does a Mechatronics Technician make?
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Median wage represents the midpoint of national occupational data where half of workers earned more and half earned less.
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How to Train & Qualify as a Mechatronics Technician
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Typical pathway: 2 years for Associate of Applied Science degree.
Community college tuition applies for degree programs.
Common Career Entry Route
Most technicians graduate from a 2-year Mechatronics AAS program blending mechanical systems, industrial electronics, computer programming, and fluid power.
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Search All Trades OpportunitiesWhat is this career really like?
Key physical requirements, work conditions, and environment characteristics for this career.
Active on-site work involving physical coordination, standing, and equipment handling.
Work follows established safety practices and protective equipment standards.
Job outlook & future demand
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