There is no distinction between high and low occupations. It depends on how you look at yourself, how you face the reality, and how you take practical actions.
The answer to the topic of this article requires everyone to find the answer. This is not a fixed answer. Each company has different requirements for machine vision engineers. So the general company needs machine vision engineers in the following situations:
Tuning machine vision engineer/tuning machine vision engineer (the biggest feature, many resident factories, less strict technical requirements)
The company has standard software that requires you to adjust the machine, and feedback to the developer if there is a problem, but the developer does not necessarily solve it. For the tuning machine vision engineer, it is very uncomfortable, either change the method to solve it, or convince the customer.
Independent development machine vision engineer (after the development is successful, leave it to the on-site personnel to debug)
Machine vision solution engineer (more dealing with sales and customers, because we need to know customer needs and control hardware costs)
Senior machine vision engineer (proficient in solutions, proficient in technology, good at dealing with customers and sales, and management experience is better)
Machine vision (equipment) import and export, similar positions and PM (Project Manager) are closer to project management.
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