Career Panel: Engineering & Robotics
Organised by
Praxium Pte. Ltd.
Date & time
Sat, 17 Oct 2026
02:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Location & format
Harbourfront Library (Programme Zone 2), Singapore 098585
In-Person
Cost & capacity
Free
60 pax
About event
Synopsis
Engineering and robotics drive the creation of the modern world, turning complex ideas into tangible technology, infrastructure, and automated systems. This panel explores the diverse branches of engineering alongside the rapidly growing robotics sector, highlighting career pathways that span from traditional mechanical and electrical disciplines to cutting-edge software engineering, automation, and smart manufacturing.
Description
Join an open dialogue with engineering and robotics professionals as they share their experiences working across different fields, from mechanical, electrical, and software engineering to robotics, automation, and emerging technologies. Panelists will discuss what their day-to-day work looks like, how engineering drives innovation, and the role robotics plays in shaping the future of industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, transportation, and beyond.
Hear about the different pathways into engineering and robotics, the technical and problem-solving skills required to succeed, and the opportunities and challenges of working in one of Singapore's key innovation sectors. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of the diverse careers available within the engineering and robotics landscape.
Takeaways
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Understand the different disciplines within engineering and robotics
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Learn about career pathways in engineering, automation, robotics, and related technology fields
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Gain insight into the technical, creative, and collaborative skills valued by employers
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Explore the opportunities and challenges of building solutions that shape the future
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Hear firsthand experiences from professionals working in engineering and robotics
Who Should Attend
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Youth under 30 who are curious about careers in finance
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Students interested in STEM, engineering, technology, coding, automation, or robotics
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Anyone interested in how engineering and robotics are driving innovation and solving real-world challenges