Industrial and Systems Engineering Opportunities

What can you do with an industrial and systems engineering degree?

Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) majors have a lot of flexibility upon graduation. With this degree, you can work in any industry or environment and start with a higher salary, compared to other degrees. Many industrial and systems engineers work as a:

Manufacturing Engineer
Systems Engineer
Process Engineer
Project Manager
Quality Engineer
Facilities Designer
Data Scientist

Operations Manager
Supply Chain Engineer
Operation Research Analyst
Process Improvement Engineer (Six Sigma / Lean)
Ergonomics and Safety Engineer
Sustainability Engineer

Recent Spotlights

Deep Bedi '11: Engineering Alum, former SIBC President Named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 in Asia

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Engineering Students Harvest Award in International Simio Simulation Competition

January 31, 2019

Putting their skills to the test, a team of USD industrial & systems engineering students recently finished in the top 10 in the Simio Intern…

Management Engineer, Andrea Disotell �12, Finds Value in Variety

December 5, 2018

If you’re looking for Andrea Disotell ‘12 (BS/BA) at Rady Children’s Hospital where she works as a management engineer, be prepared …

Be prepared for your career in ISyE.

At USD, we help you to acquire the technical knowledge and skills needed to address the broad spectrum of problems and possibilities encountered as an ISyE. We encourage our students to maximize their educational experience and take ownership of their career development by getting involved. Opportunities are all just a click away to help you on your path to building a solid, meaningful career in industrial and systems engineering — and have some fun while you're doing it.