Powers everything from chips to the grid — semiconductor and energy demand keep pay high. A versatile bachelor's-level engineering career.
Gold = credential gate. Each turn: more skill → more pay → the next step.
1
Bachelor's in electrical engineering
A 4-year electrical/electronics engineering degree.
◆ GMA Academy — STEM prep
2
Pass the FE exam (EIT)
The FE exam → Engineer-in-Training.
◆ GMA jobs + mentor
3
Work as an engineer
Design circuits, power, or embedded systems.
4
Earn the PE license · $121K
The PE license; +8% growth across EE/electronics.
5
Senior / specialize (power, chips)
Power systems, semiconductors, or embedded specialties.
The flywheel: the PE license and specialization (power, semiconductors, embedded) compound into senior and lead roles across many high-demand industries.
