For most people, their final objective as they train to become engineers is to be gainfully employed, and there is no dearth of opportunity for power electronics engineers. Existing markets, ranging from wind, photovoltaic, industrial, power quality, robotics, aerospace, automotive, power supplies, and transmission/distribution control, continue to offer robust job opportunities as the new ones emerge. Hence, it is not surprising to see global giants vying for young talents with start-ups and quickly growing companies.
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