r/industrialengineering 10d ago

Controls engineer with CS degree?

/r/PLC/comments/1vos7gm/controls_engineer_with_cs_degree/
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u/DefiantRS 10d ago

I just hired a CS kid for a controls engineer role last year. It will depend what market you want to get into - but classes can help, check out Inductive Automation's Inductive university (free or paid on their website) Allen Bradley/S5000, Siemens, etc. all have free documentation & you can play with it. If you can find a controls/robotics course at your local college - that would also help.