Bringing Machinery to Life
Are you interested in how things work, fascinated by drones or complex machines, or have a habit of taking things apart just to see how they work? Mechatronics could be just what you’re looking for - a combination of electronics, mechanical systems and robotics all in one!
Here you’ll explore mechanical and electrical engineering as you -
- Program and control robots
- Work with hydraulic and pneumatic systems
- Design, wire and program automation systems
- Work with electrical and mechanical systems
- Discover how advanced robotic technology plays a role in local companies
- Have opportunities to participate in paid internships
Learn to Use
Tools & Equipment
- CNC Machines
- Conveyor Belts
- Industrial Robots
- Industrial Computer Controls
- Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
- Pneumatic Systems
Earn Certifications
Through this program, you’ll be prepared to earn -
Smart Automation Certification Alliance (SACA)
OSHA-10
Earn College Credit
Up to 16 free college credits available*
*Students must meet requirements.
Future Career Options & Earnings
Future Career Options
After High School
With Additional Training or College
Application Engineer
Automation Engineer TechnicianElectro-Mechanical & Mechatronics Technician
Electronic Engineer Technician
Electrical Engineer
Industrial Controls Technician
Industrial Engineer Technologist
Industrial Maintenance Technician
Machinist
Manufacturing Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
PLC Programmer
Production Engineer
Production Supervisor
Robotics Programmer
Robotics Technician
Future Earning Potential
The range of pay for professionals in Mechatronics covers a broad range and depends upon many factors. Below are annual salary ranges for a few roles this program may lead you into.
Industrial Machine Mechanic - $37,000-$75,000
Industrial Engineer Technologist - $37,000-$79,000
Electric Engineer Technician - $45,000-$95,000
Robotics Technician - $45,000-$99,000
Mechanical Engineer - $60,000-$121,000
Electrical Engineer - $60,000-$127,000
Location
Classes are taught at:
Kent Career Tech Center
Instructor
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