Mechatronics

Tools & Equipment

Here are some of the tools that you'll learn to use in this course:

• CNC Machines
• Conveyor Belts
• Industrial Robots
• Industrial Computer Controls
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
• Pneumatic Systems

Available Certifications

Through this program, you’ll be prepared to earn certifications in:

• Smart Automation Certification Alliance (SACA)
• OSHA-10

Potential College Credit

Up to 16 free college credits available*

The number of possible credits vary by college. 

*Students must meet minimum requirements. 

Possible Career Options & Earning Potential

The range of pay for professionals in Mechatronics careers covers a broad range and depends upon many factors. Below are annual salary ranges for a few roles this program may lead you into.

With a HS diploma (some certification could be required):

• Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Tool Operator
  Entry Level: $36,190 | Median: $47,250 | High End: $62,800
• Industrial Machinery Mechanic
  Entry Level: $47,080 | Median: $64,250 | High End: $91,270
• Robotics Technician
  Entry Level: $51,720 | Median: $62,460 | High End: $80,420 
• Calibration Technician
  Entry Level: $49,090 | Median: $70,140 | High End: $92,600
• Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Tool Programmer
  Entry Level: $50,070 | Median: $64,640 | High End: $93,950

With additional college and/or advanced certifications:

• Industrial (Manufacturing) Engineer
  Entry Level: $74,060 | Median: $101,680 | High End: $140,140
• Mechanical Engineer
  Entry Level: $76,310 | Median: $104,890 | High End: $159,840
• Mechatronics (Robotics) Engineer
  Entry Level: $66,990 | Median: $121,000 | High End: $166,360

* Note: Job titles and salary data are taken directly from O*Net (as of 2026).

Program Location(s)

Classes take place at:

Kent Career Tech Center