Programs What after a Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering.

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Completing a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering (EE) in less than six months, the individual expresses interest in Electric Machines, Control Systems, and Power Electronics. They have secured a job offer from a reputable company, set to begin after graduation, and aspire to become a highly skilled technical professional in the next decade. The discussion revolves around whether to pursue a master's degree immediately after the bachelor's or to gain 2-5 years of work experience first, with many suggesting the latter. Additionally, the individual seeks advice on the best entry-level job for a fresh graduate, questioning the suitability of maintenance roles versus design engineering positions, emphasizing a desire for rapid learning and career growth. Insights from experienced engineers in the industry are requested to guide these decisions.
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I am going to complete my bachelors degree in EE in less than six months now. My areas of Interest are Electric Machines, Control Systems and Power Electronics. I am going to enter my final semester in December. I already have a job offer from a very good Company. They have asked me to join once a complete my degree. I want to see myself as very good Technical Person after 10 years from now.

What should i do now?
Do i need any further education in Engineering or Bachelors is more than enough? Should i go for a masters degree in EE right after my bachelors? or should i go for masters degree after 2-5 years of work experience? This is what most people have advised me to do as i have a job offer from a good organisation.

One more thing i want to ask is that what type of job is best for a Fresh Graduate Electrical Engineer to start with. Is Maintenance Job good for Electrical Engineer fresh Graduates. How is Design Engineer profile? I really want a job in which i can learn maximum and grow at fast rate.

I hope i will get good advice from Engineers who are working in industries for some time
 
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