Background: have roughly five years of experience in industry. 2 years was in a metallurgy lab performing failure analysis (SEM work, microscopy, all that jazz). Then did 2 years in same company as essentially a manufacturing engineer on the production floor. 1 year at current place.
Decided to go back for a Masters in Materials Science, did a summer internship in metallurgy to essentially do industry-based thesis. Found myself unemployed for four months after that, decided to take technician job at a good company.
Pros: I'm definitely learning real-world skills now in terms of machining, casting, and injection molding.
Cons: Making about 20k less than before grad school. Based on local salary calcs, should be making about 80-85k with a Masters in Engineering. I was recently promoted to an entry level engineer at work. It's actually a sort of demotion, since now I make $200 less per month since I no longer get OT. Making about $55k now.
Has anyone stuck it out in a low paying job for the good experience to move on later? How long did you stay in that role?
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