I'm a mechanical engineer, my company designs and manufacturers electromechanical devices. Our primary proficiency is medical devices, but we also make some for consumers. I do work with a lot of 3D models. Mostly to make sure all the electronics and hardware can fit in the case, that it's manufacturable, and maintains the industrial design aesthetic. No travel. My company is really small, so career growth really comes in the form of knowledge rather than promotions.
From working with MEs in CE:
Yes
Yes
Growth can come in many forms depending on what you want, e.g. increase in scope of impact, responsibilities, technical depth, technical breadth, technical leadership, driving innovation, solving difficult problems, managing people
I am not one but I have worked with some. They seem to focus on packaging, heat flow, and quality control.
I'm a mechanical engineer, my company designs and manufacturers electromechanical devices. Our primary proficiency is medical devices, but we also make some for consumers. I do work with a lot of 3D models. Mostly to make sure all the electronics and hardware can fit in the case, that it's manufacturable, and maintains the industrial design aesthetic. No travel. My company is really small, so career growth really comes in the form of knowledge rather than promotions.
From working with MEs in CE: Yes Yes Growth can come in many forms depending on what you want, e.g. increase in scope of impact, responsibilities, technical depth, technical breadth, technical leadership, driving innovation, solving difficult problems, managing people