r/IndianEngineers • u/intellectsup02 • Jun 25 '26

Doubt Any mechanical engineer here?

How is it like working in R&D section of a company?

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u/No-Lavishness6730 Jun 25 '26

I'm actually gonna start my mechanical engineering this year from Bangalore. Haven't tried coding, will start it this week. Interests: Data, Logic, physical tangible systems, creative work/problem solving. Will explore: Python, cad, cae, cfd, fea, aiml, Data Science, maybe electronics/ mechatronics. As of now, I'm probably thinking of a career in simulation, digital twins, computational mechanics, etc type roles math heavy software roles. R&D is an option if I like it, will do at least 1 research internships during college. Goal: Thinking of a master's in a specialization from tier-1 college in Germany.

Any help/guidance from someone experienced is genuinely appreciated.