Hello Alka,

Here I am providing you the type of jobs one can do after this course.

Manufacturing Engineer

Manufacturing engineers are responsible for developing and designing medical products. These products may include medical instruments, imaging devices, prosthetics, and more.

Quality Engineer

Quality engineers examine medical products after they've been manufactured to make sure that they meet certain standards and specifications. They offer suggestions for modifications when necessary and may be responsible for coming up with in-depth revisions themselves.

Software Engineer

Software engineers in biomedical engineering focus on designing and developing computer programs that are used for various medical applications. These programs typically allow medical personnel to display and manipulate the data recorded by other medical devices.

Researcher

Researchers spend the bulk of their time obtaining knowledge to find solutions to medical problems. In biomedical engineering, researchers primarily seek information to aid with the proper design of medical products and to ensure that they pose no threat to users. Many researchers also teach at the university level.

Physician

Many people with biomedical engineering backgrounds move on to medical school to become doctors. Doctors diagnose and treat illnesses.

There are many oppertunities and you can choose any of them accordingly.

Good luck.