What to work as after the AAIR department
Our graduate connects software with the physical world: robots, machines, power plants, smart devices. Fewer such specialists — harder to replace.
Seven career paths
ICS engineer
Sets up and maintains production control systems. In demand in energy, mining and food industries.
PLC software engineer
Programs industrial controllers (Siemens, OWEN, Schneider). A scarce specialty in KR and the CIS.
Mechatronics / robotics engineer
Designs, assembles and maintains robotic complexes and automatic lines.
Embedded systems developer
Creates the "brains" of devices: microcontroller firmware, IoT. Can work remotely for international companies.
Service engineer
Maintains complex equipment — medical, banking, industrial. Stable demand in Bishkek and the regions.
GovTech engineer
Automates processes of enterprises and government bodies: document workflow, "Tunduk" integration, analytics, AI solutions.
Robotics / STEM teacher
Robotics clubs and schools are opening across the country.
Which career fits you?
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Where graduates are expected
Top students are hired by employers before graduation. Thesis projects are based on real company tasks (capstone format).
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Where they are now
«Don't fear hardware — FabLab practice is the key.»
«Learn English and ROS from year one.»
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