Engineering Scope

Job opportunities are endless for an aerospace engineer.
An aerospace engineer can work in both government & private sectors. There are many job opportunities for aerospace engineers in India as well as abroad. Basically, an aerospace engineer designs, develops, researches, test and maintain the performance of military & civil aircraft, rockets, missiles, weapons systems, satellites, etc. Major Job opportunities for aerospace engineers are available in Air Force, Airlines, Corporate Research Companies, Helicopter Companies, Defence Ministry, Aviation Companies, NASA, Flying clubs, Aeronautical Laboratories, Aircraft Manufacturers, government-owned air services and many others. Job opportunity in the field of teaching is also open for candidates possessing Masters degree in aerospace engineering. Types of Job Profiles:
Aerospace designer checker
Aircraft production managers
Mechanical design engineers
Assistant technical officers
Thermal design engineers
Some Reputed Recruiters are:
In India, there are various companies which provides job in the field of aerospace engineering. Some of them are as follows:
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)
Defense Research and Development Laboratories (DRDO)
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
Civil Aviation Department
Air India Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
Tata Advanced Systems
Mahindra Aerospace
Taneja Aerospace
L&T
Samtel Avionics
Pawan Hans Helicopters
Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA)
Aeronautical Development Establishment (ADE)
National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL)
Salary Packages
Now the next thing that comes to mind is. What will be the Salary? In India, the average salary of an Aerospace Engineer as a fresher is above 6 Lacs per year. An aerospace engineer graduated from IITs may expect the maximum salary of 15 LPA. In USA, an Aerospace Engineer earns $ 107,700 per year. Salary also depends upon your experience, the more you gain experience more you get salary
An experienced aerospace engineer with master degree could get a handsome salary package. Experience will add value to your CV and also leads to high salary package. Best of Luck!

Mechanical engineering are working in different department of refinery
below are the department and their role. Reliability department- its function is doing RCA, FMEA, IRRR, insuring mechanical availability of rotary equipment for trouble free operations of refinery. And most important part is condition monitoring that's include vibration analysis, lube oil analysis of rotary equipment. This profession is like doctor, but patience are machine. (Steam & gas turbine, compressor, reciprocating pump & compressor, Pump, mixture)
Maintenance Rotary -Role of this department is doing daily routine maintenance like preventive maintenance, oil top up / look listen feel round of rotay equipment, maintenance of any rotary equipment as per recommendation by reliability engineering. & major & minor run hour based overhauling. Maintenance static -this department take care of static equipment like heaters, column, vessels, pipe lines, filters, Stainer's, heat exchangers, Safety valve like PSV & PRV etc. , all the manually operated mechanical valve. There daily maintains & time based overhauling. Maintenance planning -They insure availability of all the spares required for any time of maintenance, man power required for job, payment of all the maintain job, CAPEX, OPEX of maintenance department & planning daily job that is to be done in refinery unit. Assist integrity -like reliability department they insure availability of all the static equipment, by measuring degradation of material by time, pipe thickness, insuring proper calibration/maintenance of static equipment. Insuring correct metallurgy using at correct atmosphere etc. Engineering-This department is basically a design department where ever a modification needed. Due to baesd on some critical observation or RCA or failure occurred or expansion of refinery, modification can be in a existing system or buying a new system. Project -Thererole is to set up new plants, that's include erection, commissioning of every equipment.

There's one thing I can absolutely say about mechanical engineering after practicing for almost 10 years now and getting licensed as a PE. It's needed now more than ever, and especially those that can build and work with their hands. It's true everything has a computer on it these days, but it really is becoming a lost art to understand how to take ideas and turn them into real objects that solve problems and that's exactly what MS can do.
Things like working with sheet metal, how to design parts for injection molding, what type of welding will be adequate for an assembly. It doesn't mean that you can ignore coding and electronics, these are also vital to success these days. All said and done if I could do it all over again, I would definitely choose to be a ME over anything else.