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As a quality control engineer, you’ll work on manufacturing schedules and processes to make sure production of products is at a high quality. Read on to learn more about this role and the things you might work on.
An engineering degree will be relevant for this role, however, it is possible to get a job after studying other subjects.
Subject areas to consider include:
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Most employers don’t ask for postgraduate qualifications, but having one can boost your skills and subject knowledge.
Examples of taught MScs and research degrees at postgraduate level include MScs in:
As well as industry knowledge and technical skills, you’ll need to show excellent attention to detail and a flexible approach when working in a team.
Previous work experience can be really useful when applying for roles in quality control engineering. Some relevant uni degrees will include a placement as part of the course, providing valuable work experience. You can also approach organisations and apply for shadowing or internship opportunities.
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