Manufacturing Engineering. It's technically a subset of Industrial. But anybody with an engineering degree and practical fabrication, design, programming, and project management skills can get into it. Soft social skills go a long way too in big companies. And you will forever find jobs if you have experience and aren't a felon.

It’s equipment engineering, mechanical engineering, controls and machine vision. A manufacturing engines would work with the equipment to get good yield or process control but not necessarily design or fabricate the machine itself

I work for a company that produces machines like this. We have a team of mechanical engineers and a team of controls engineers.

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