Life After Tech
By supplying graduates with a technical, operational, and managerial education, the Department of Manufacturing and Industrial Technology meets the needs of manufacturing industry. The wide breadth of technical positions in the industry ensures the Manufacturing and Industrial Technology graduate an interesting and challenging career. Most of the MIT graduates receive multiple job offers by the time of graduation. This trend is expected to continue, with MIT graduates in high demand for many years to come. Traditionally, TTU's MIT graduates successfully move through the ranks in industry to top leadership positions. Examples of positions held by manufacturing and industrial technology graduates include: manufacturing Engineer, Process Engineer, Operations Manager, Industrial Engineer II, Quality Assurance Managers, Plant Managers, Project Managers, Lline Supervisors, Project Engineer, Pproduction Management and Control Managers, Quality Control Manager, Maintenance Mangers, Manufacturing Technologists, and Production Planning Analysts. If you have further questions about career opprotunities, please consult the Office of Career Services.
