Functions in a work context

The Master's degree graduate with the profile of Robotics and Automation Engineer works:

• In the development of complex systems models, in the design, development and application in various fields (manufacturing, biomedical, service, defence) of innovative systems in the fields of robotics and automation;
• In the hardware and software integration of devices, components and systems, in the design, realisation and operation of autonomous systems, including autonomous and semi-autonomous self-driving vehicles and multi-vehicle systems for road, rail, air, surface and underwater marine, space.

Skills associated with the function:

• Design of control systems and robotic systems;
• Designing and coordinating the activities of working groups, including multidisciplinary ones;
• Development and/or use of software for modelling, simulation and assisted design;
• Design, implementation and commissioning of robotic production and industrial automation systems;
• Use and integration of sensors, actuators, HW, FW and SW and control algorithms in mechatronic systems;
• Measurement, data acquisition and analysis, machine learning, artificial intelligence, estimation and identification of dynamic systems, optimisation techniques.

Job opportunities for the Robotics and Automation Engineer

The main job opportunities are: business start-up, employment in industries producing and/or using automatic machines, robots and mechatronic systems; automation system integrators; companies operating in the fields of industrial automation, automatic controls, robotics and home automation; companies operating in the field of information technologies for automation and industrial production; process industries; highly automated manufacturing industries; transport industries: automotive, railway, shipbuilding, aerospace; defence companies; companies operating in the biomedical engineering and healthcare sectors; companies operating in the security and civil protection sectors; notified bodies and certification companies.

Functions in a work context

The Master's degree graduate with the profile of Electrical Energy Engineer can work:

• In the design, development and application of innovative methodologies for the realisation of systems, products and services in the field of energy transition;
• In the design and development of systems, plants, components and devices for the efficient generation, transformation, management, transmission and distribution of electrical energy, including smart grids;
• In the design and implementation of complex electrical systems and in critical environments; 'building automation' systems and 'industrial automation' systems;
• In companies in the electricity transmission and distribution, security and civil protection sectors;
• In the fields of power quality, energy saving, energy management and energy trading in the electricity market;
• In notified bodies and certification companies.

Skills associated with the function:

• Design of electrical drives and power electronic converters;
• Design of electrical energy plants, systems and networks;
• Designing and coordinating the activities of working groups, including multidisciplinary ones;
• Development and/or use of software for modelling, simulation and assisted design;
• Design, implementation and commissioning of industrial automation systems;
• Design of systems for sustainable mobility;
• Use and integration of sensors, actuators, HW, FW and SW and control algorithms in electrical and power electronic systems;
• Measurement, data acquisition and analysis, machine learning, artificial intelligence, estimation and identification of dynamic systems, optimisation techniques.

Job opportunities for the Electrical Energy Engineer

The main occupational outlets are: business start-ups; companies in the power electronics, building automation and renewable energy sectors; companies in the electrical energy production, transmission and distribution sectors; automation system integrators; companies operating in the industrial automation, automatic control, robotics and home automation sectors; companies operating in the field of information technology for automation and industrial production; process industries; highly automated manufacturing industries; transport industries: automotive, railway, shipbuilding, aerospace; defence companies; notified bodies and certification companies.

Functions in a work context

The master's degree graduate with the profile of an engineer specialising in the commissioning, safety and certification of systems and plants generally works in large organisations and is responsible for the conception, development and commissioning of complex, highly automated plants, integrating different types of components and subsystems. Thanks to his multidisciplinary knowledge and skills, he coordinates even large multidisciplinary teams. He is responsible for the application of safety regulations and the production of technical documentation for the procurement and commissioning of complex plants.

Skills associated with the function:

• Verification of safety, quality and reliability of engineering achievements;
• Planning, procurement and commissioning of electrical energy plants, systems and networks;
• Planning, procurement and commissioning of industrial automation and robotic systems;
• Planning and coordination of the activities of working groups, including multidisciplinary ones;
• Use of software for modelling, simulation and assisted design;
• Measurement, data acquisition and analysis, machine learning, artificial intelligence, estimation and identification of dynamic systems, optimisation techniques.

Job opportunities for the Engineer experienced in commissioning, safety and certification of systems and installations

The main occupational outlets are: employment in industries producing and/or using automatic machines, robots and mechatronic systems; automation system integrators; process industries; highly automated manufacturing industries; transport industries: automotive, railway, shipbuilding, aerospace; defence companies; companies operating in the biomedical engineering and healthcare sectors; companies operating in the security and civil protection sectors; notified bodies and certification companies.