Smart Manufacturing at Mason
Automation and Control with Robotics and Internet of Things Programs Offered at Sinclair in Mason
If you are a technically oriented, hands-on student looking for employment opportunities in high technology manufacturing and industrial environments, one of our programs offered at the Mason campus may be for you!
Automation & Control with Robotics programs focus on installation and troubleshooting of electrical and electronic systems, industrial programming for control applications, and state-of-the-art mechanical and robotic systems installation, modification and repair.
Internet of Things addresses the increasing connectivity of devices throughout industry and the home. Students learn micro-controller hardware, programming applications, networking, and security. Theoretical aspects are supported and supplemented by hands-on lab work to gain in-depth knowledge and necessary technical skills.
Sinclair is working with local employers to provide apprenticeships, providing opportunities to earn while you learn and gain valuable work experience.
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Job Opportunities in Southwest Ohio
There is a tremendous need for skilled automation and technology workers in the advanced manufacturing and supply chain industry. Terms such as Advanced Manufacturing, Smart Automation, and Industry 4.0 all describe the intersection of automated systems and computer networks. While many routine jobs have become automated, there are new high-paying jobs being created to design, program, and maintain these systems. You can start your career in this growing field today!
We are working closely with local employers to build apprenticeships for our students. Many students are gaining employment, including tuition sponsorship, before they even complete their program of study at Sinclair!
Sinclair is on the move, and at the community's request we have invested in and delivered many new workforce-aligned programs of study. We're especially thrilled to announce our new Smart Manufacturing programs at the Mason campus. Once again, Sinclair is "finding the need, and endeavoring to meet it" in our local community.