After completing aerospace engineering, graduates have various job opportunities in both the private and government sectors. They can work as:
- Aircraft Design Engineers – Focus on designing efficient and safe aircraft.
- Avionics Engineers – Specialize in electronic systems used in aircraft, such as navigation and communication systems.
- Propulsion Engineers – Work on engines and propulsion systems for both aircraft and spacecraft.
- Testing Engineers – Ensure aircraft systems and components function correctly through rigorous testing.
- Quality Control Engineers – Monitor and maintain the quality standards in aerospace manufacturing.
Additionally, aerospace engineers can work in space exploration, defense, or research organizations like ISRO and DRDO, with opportunities to collaborate on space missions and advanced aerospace technology.
