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Mechanical/Electronic Firms??

TheBigRedDog · 2008-02-02 00:17:01

Anyone know of a few popular employers in the mechanical and electronic industry preferably in Ireland but also abroad? intel etc... Also anyone know anything about the mechatronics course in DCU? Is it as well paid and respected a qualification as any other?

02-02-2008 12:17am

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TheBigRedDog

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Anyone know of a few popular employers in the mechanical and electronic industry preferably in Ireland but also abroad? intel etc...

Also anyone know anything about the mechatronics course in DCU? Is it as well paid and respected a qualification as any other?

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#2 02-02-2008 6:07am
chris85

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Intel

Wyeth

ESB

Bord Gais

HP

They are really just a few of what is out there. Check out www.gradireland.com and you can look at graduate positions and what companys are employing.

had a look at the mechatronics course before studying mechanical and there is more scope out there with mechanical/elecrical/civil.

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#3 05-02-2008 1:56pm

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Siemens would be another big employer.

Ericsson would be a major employers for Communications Electronics Engineers.

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#4 06-02-2008 4:04pm

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Anlog Devices
IBM
Boston Scientific
Medtronic
Dell
Stryker Instruments

to name but a few

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#5 06-02-2008 9:00pm

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cheers guys I'll look them up!

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#6 07-02-2008 10:05am

folan

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on the DCU course, Ive heard great things about it, you could ask in the DCU forum, might get more feedback!

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