At WCJC, you get more than training – you get hands-on experience. Prepare for a career in electronics by designing, building, and testing projects in our labs. The WCJC Electronics Engineering Technology program has been placing graduates in industry for over 55 years. Students enrolled in the program learn electronics theory, and experience hands on training and skills in a laboratory setting.
The Texas Workforce Labor Market reports an average wage of $66,878 and a projected growth of 11% - 15% for career opportunities within this field by 2026. Here are job opportunities for your A.A.S. degree, along with their median salaries:
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Mr. Kucera has been an instructor at WCJC for over 25 years. He earned his A.A.S. from WCJC and his B.A.A.S. from the University of Houston - Victoria. Prior to his teaching career, Mr. Kucera worked in the electronics industry for more than eight years. He is currently the Program Director.
Office: Wharton Campus, Peace Building 115
Phone: (979) 532-6342
Email: davidk@wcjc.edu
Mr. Escobedo has worked as a test engineer, test technician, and a system debugger in the electronics and manufacturing industry. He earned his B.S. from Texas A&M University - Kingsville.
Office: Wharton Campus, Peace Building 206A
Phone: (979) 532-6341
Email: escobedog@wcjc.edu
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