Engineering

Electrical & Electronic careers

23 careers in this family — each with a personality-fit profile built on the Big Five and RIASEC frameworks. Click any role to see who it suits and why.

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Frequently asked questions about Electrical & Electronic careers

What kinds of roles are in Electrical & Electronic?

Traitstack profiles 23 electrical & electronic roles in the Engineering sector, spanning a wide range — from Cabler (Data and Telecommunications) (median $60,000) through Electronic Instrument Technician ($75,000) to Computer Hardware Engineer ($125,000).

What do Electrical & Electronic careers pay?

Across the 23 electrical & electronic roles profiled, median salaries run from about $60,000 (Cabler (Data and Telecommunications)) to $125,000 (Computer Hardware Engineer), with a typical median of $75,000.

What personality suits Electrical & Electronic careers?

Averaged across the 23 electrical & electronic roles profiled, the field skews towards people who are highly conscientious — precise, organised and strong on follow-through (average Conscientiousness 83/100) and steady under pressure — deadlines and setbacks do not rattle them easily (average Emotional Stability 72/100). On interests, 18 of the 23 roles lead with a Realistic (R) profile.

Which Electrical & Electronic careers have the best job outlook?

Of the 23 electrical & electronic roles profiled, 11 are rated growing or excellent for outlook, including Avionics Technician, Computer Hardware Engineer, Electrical Asset Inspector and Electromechanical Technician.