u/BatSuspicious4142

I’m in my last semester of Computer Science, but I’m interested in becoming a controls engineer. what would you suggest I do to acquire the skills necessary to land a job as a controls engineer. Was thinking about taking some PLC classes at my local community college or maybe somewhere online? would this be a good idea? what other things do you suggest?

Basically the title. What's the schedule like for field service engineers at Samsung, does it vary from vendor to vendor, or is it the normal compressed 3 on 4 off.

would you take a job as field service Engineer with Tokyo electron or Equipment tech with Samsung for the same pay ?