Anyway what type of jobs can you get with an Associates in electronic engineering technology? What would i be looking at in terms of job opportunities and salary?
Entry-level bench or field service tech. Florida will low ball you at $12-$14/hr starting; mil/aero industry might pitch a bit more. I was offered $14.25 starting in the commercial telecomm industry after clearing 3 interviews, a 4-page written test, lab equipment proficiency test, and NTSC signal identification test...they also expected me to teach other technicians and reverse engineer some wicked commercial comm rackmount kit while meeting an aggressive weekly repair quota. Mind you, it was re-emphasized that I was entry-level in that industry even after responding to an ad that required a minimum 10 years tech experience, the time it took me to desolder a 14DIP (10 min) using their busted ass equipment worked against a better offer, and long-term prospects capped at around $17/hr. Alas, what did I really expect from a hiring manager who thought QAM was a strictly digital application.
Then again, I wasn't seriously looking to get hired by them and purposely neglected to mention that I held a BSEE (never did, even after walking out), or that I had a real career opportunity with a starting salary equivalent of almost triple their offer lined up. Be cautious of douchebag "opportunities" like this one, and don't be afraid to walk away on the scent of bullshit.
P.S. The written test went from identifying basic circuit symbols on the 1st page, to ohms law with a trick resistor network and calculating reactance as a function of frequency on the 2nd, to transformer questions with a trick DC-driven primary on the 3rd, and finishing off with identifying sub-block functionality on a ridiculous RF circuit that included a doubly-balanced mixer, discrete differential input stages, Colpitts oscillator, cascode amps, and other advanced shit.