Cambridge for Mech Eng?

Just on this:Mech Eng jobs asking for Autocad Inventor: 290http://www.indeed.co.uk/jobs?http://www.indeed.co.uk/Mechanical-Engineer-autocad-inventor-jobsvs those asking for Solidworks: 1,474http://www.indeed.co.uk/jobs?q=Mechanical+Engineer+solidworksOh, but Autodesk itself does offer summer placements for Cambridge engineers

Maybe, but Autodesk Inventor is still seen as flat-out better - http://cad.softwareinsider.com/compare/24-34/SolidWorks-vs-Inventor-Professional.

Maybe because AI costs more?

3 reviews vs 14 reviews...

https://www.linkedin.com/edu/alumni?id=12691&facets=&keyword=engineering&dateType=attended&startYear=&endYear=&incNoDates=true&start=0&count=10&filters=on&companyCount=3&functionCount=3&unadopted=false&trk=edu-cp-com-CC-title

29,000 ex-Cambridge engineers at:
Google
Arup
BP
Rolls-Royce
Shell
etc
etc

NB. Less than 5% are in the Finance sector.

4,500 - if we drill into Mechanical Engineering only
https://www.linkedin.com/edu/alumni?id=12691&facets=&keyword=mechanical%20engineering&dateType=attended&startYear=&endYear=&incNoDates=true&start=0&count=10&filters=on&companyCount=3&functionCount=3&unadopted=false&trk=edu-cp-com-CC-title

Rolls-Royce
Arup
BP
Schlumberger
Jaguar
etc
etc

Looks like they are doing ok-ish.

The power of a CompSci, lol. This is literally what I would do in this situation - love reading your posts man.