About

Computer hardware engineers create the physical components that make computers run. They design new hardware systems, test their designs, analyze their test results, and manage manufacturing for completed projects. When new software changes users’ needs, these professionals redesign hardware to work with the new programs. This field is extremely competitive, so candidates must set themselves apart with excellent academic performance and certifications.

Education

Bachelor's

BTech in Computer Science

Master's

MTech in Computer Science

Skills Required

Coding
Critical Thinking
Communication
Networking
Problem Solving

Job Prospects

  • Aerospace Engineer
  • Computer Programmer
  • Computer & Information Systems Manager
  • Software Developer
  • Computer Network Architect

Salary / Annum

700,000

Fresher

1,400,000

Average

2,700,000

Experienced

Cities Data


Jobs Outlook

  • Employment of computer hardware engineers is projected to grow 2 percent from 2020 to 2030, slower than the average for all occupations.
  • Researching, designing, and development can be solitary work, but you'll also have ample opportunities to work as part of a team, and particularly with software developers.
  • Positions in this field are typically full-time, often during normal business hours. Some special projects might demand overtime.

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