What is Integrated Manufacturing Systems Engineering? | FAQ | NC State IMSEI

As a manufacturing systems engineer, you will design, test and install systems for manufacturing equipment. Additionally, you will analyze production processes and oversee equipment installation, repair and reassembly. Since many companies are moving toward “smart” manufacturing, you will help optimize computer networks, robots and materials.

YES. The Bureau of Labor projects that systems engineering employment will grow 5-9 percent from 2016 to 2026. About 22,300 net new jobs are expected during those 10 years.

• Manufacturing systems engineers work in many industries, including:
  • Aerospace
  • Automotive
  • Computer Hardware
  • Consulting
  • Health Care
  • Petroleum
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Technology
  • Transportation
  • And many more
• In fact, manufacturing systems engineers work in any industry that produces goods, so your choices are almost endless.