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How to become an Electronic Test and Measurement Engineer

Official Chinese title (2022 occupational classification): 电子仪器与电子测量工程技术人员

Develops and tests electronic instruments, measuring instruments and medical electronics, and guides their production, repair and use.

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How do I become an Electronic Test and Measurement Engineer?

Ways in include: Engineering degrees; Higher vocational college (高职专科) major: Automotive Intelligent Technology (510107); Higher vocational college (高职专科) major: Rehabilitation Engineering Technology (490215).

How much does an Electronic Test and Measurement Engineer earn in China?

Across China, the median pay of enterprise employees is CN¥79,500 a year (Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MOHRSS), 2025). The public sector and the self-employed are not covered. It is the figure for the mid group Engineering and Technical Personnel. In Guangzhou alone it is CN¥106,728 a year (2025).

Will AI change the work of an Electronic Test and Measurement Engineer?

Generative AI could change some tasks in this job, by the ILO's global estimate.

Sources

Sources: Occupational Classification of the People's Republic of China (2022 edition, public consultation draft), Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, State Administration for Market Regulation and National Bureau of Statistics; Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, 2025 enterprise pay survey information; Guangzhou Human Resources and Social Security Bureau, 2025 labour market wage prices; National Bureau of Statistics of China (www.stats.gov.cn), 2020 Population Census yearbook; Ministry of Education, vocational education major profiles (2022 revision) and undergraduate major catalogue (2025); Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, national vocational qualifications catalogue (2021); O*NET interest scores (CC BY 4.0); ILO global generative AI exposure index (CC BY 4.0). Figures processed by Peernovo. English text, translations and the matching of occupations to ISCO-08, majors, degree fields and qualifications by Peernovo.

Descriptions and tasks are Peernovo's own words, written from the facts in the Occupational Classification of the People's Republic of China (2022 edition). Job titles and work types are the classification's own.

Updated 5 October 2026