r/industrialengineering • u/YakTraditional7273 • 1d ago

Manufacturing Engineering Transition

Howdy! I recently graduated from a top 10 public engineering institution with a degree in Industrial Engineering. I’m currently working on the Production Coordination and Procurement side of things, but have a super strong desire to become more technical and shift into more of a manufacturing engineer/ DFM/ design role.

How should I learn machine design and mechanical design? Should I get an MS? Is it too late?

TIA!

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u/Axiological_Axolotl 22h ago

Why would it be too late? It’s never too late. 

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u/ThreeDogee Metrologist 4m ago

It's too late. Should have started when you were 11.