I am currently working as Quality Assurance Analyst in one the Tech Company, My company decided to Integrate AI in our infrastructure and we are in the state where engineers are working with AI for a week but still QAs are not given exposure to it yet so wondering to upskill what skills I should acquire? My guts say QA in our company will we dissolve and only engineering team will be left I do have knowledge of reading code and reviewing it as I have experience in automation too any thoughts?

I’m graduating in Mechatronics Engineering (Jan 2026) and I want to start a career in automation and robotics. I’ve worked in quality/manufacturing for over 10 years. I have built hands-on projects with Arduino and control systems. What advice would you give someone entering this field, especially on skills, certifications, or entry roles to focus on? I am just scared of changing careers, but automation is something that I really want to do. #Mechatronics #Automation #Robotics #CareerAdvice

Hey I’m looking to land another controls position in automation. I used to do intermediate level PLC programming and troubleshooting at my previous employers until personal life circumstances changed. I have been a multi-craft/automation mechanic for 10 years and have a 2 year degree in computer engineering. This field is my passion as it actually stretches me to grow faster than maintenance tech jobs. Any tips on skillsets and certifications to be considered for a controls engineer/tech?

I got laid off from a large AV integrator recently because the division and I was in got cut and everyone in that group was let go without any regard to performance. I've been looking for 3 months and have 30+ years of industry experience with 15 years of design engineering experience. I am having a hard time getting past the AI bots that read my resume and send an automatic rejection before a human even looks at my application. Any advice? Are there any integrators hiring design engineers?

I’ve been working in healthcare integrations for a while now and have strong hands-on experience with Corepoint and MEDITECH . I’d love to broaden my skill set, but I keep running into the same roadblock: Epic and Cerner are hard to break into because you have to be sponsored to get formal training or access.Given that reality, what integration engine or interoperability platform would you recommend learning next? I do have access Microsoft certifications training.

Seeing a lot of rhetoric around accenture betting big on AI and transforming internally and our clients with big bets etc etc... other than a copilot license does anyone think anything we have done internally with AI is actually helping people or improving productivity? Like MME, my scheduling, MMS, anyone worked with an SA or CTS knows it's all excel. Like its just more work on this level from what I can see rather than AI or automation or any technical advancement in years. . .

Has anyone actually found a job using an auto-application AI tool??? I have previously resisted using an AI agent to auto-apply but am at a breaking point. The old school method of personally/individually applying for each position on a company website is very time-consuming for such a low number of interviews - not to mention mentally and emotionally exhausting/draining. For those who found a job using an AI agent - which which one did you use? Any to avoid?

Senior QA Automation Engineer with 9+ years of expertise. I architect frameworks using Selenium, Playwright, and Java to drive 85% automation coverage. I specialize in UI-API integration, performance testing with JMeter, and CI/CD via Jenkins. My background spans Fintech, Healthcare (HIPAA), and SaaS, where I lead end-to-end testing, secure API validation, and performance optimization to ensure high-quality, scalable releases

As a recent CS graduate and freelance AI Engineer, I specialize in building intelligent systems using Python, LLMs, and automation tools. My core skills include prompt engineering, LangChain, OpenAI, vector databases, RAG pipelines, and AI workflow automation using n8n & Make.com. I’ve also worked with REST APIs, Git, and ML frameworks like TensorFlow. Excited to apply these in real-world, impactful projects!

Hi, I’m Ganesh Shingare, a recent graduate of the Electromechanical Engineering Technician – Robotics program at St. Clair College. I’ve trained in Fanuc & ABB robots, PLC programming (Logix Studio 5000, Factory I/O), HMI design, AutoCAD, and robot vision systems. I’m seeking a full-time role as a Robotics/Automation/Controls Technician to gain hands-on industrial experience. Open to opportunities in Windsor & surrounding areas.