All industrial companies and a good part of public institutions need professionals who integrate technological knowledge with a mastery of industrial organization. These professionals can work in practically all functional areas of companies: production, logistics, quality, maintenance, purchasing, commercial, products, processes, costs, finances, environment, innovation management, project management, human resources, prevention occupational risks, corporate social responsibility, etc. Their capabilities are especially suitable in activities with relevant content of projects and/or operations in which technological and organizational aspects must be interrelated effectively and efficiently, as well as in activities that involve management of technology or technological innovation.

On the other hand, the rise of logistics and transportation companies, as well as manufacturing and manufacturing companies, requires professionals with solid knowledge in the field of Industrial Organization. Finally, another job generator for these graduates is Public Administration, especially in areas of Industrial and Technological Promotion, and R&D&i.

Different professional profiles corresponding to the degree in Engineering in Industrial Organization can be identified in relation to the functions that current graduates in this branch of engineering currently perform in professional practice:

• Direction and Management of companies, especially industrial or service companies with relevant technological content.
• Organization and Management of Production and Operations.
• Organization and Management of Logistics Networks.
• Physical Distribution Management (Warehouses and Transportation).
• Purchasing and Supply Management.
• Quality, Safety and Environment Management.
• Management of Technology and Technological Innovation.
• Information Systems Management.
• Management of the Organization and Human Resources.
• Marketing and Commercial Management.
• Financial and Cost Management.
• Public Administration, especially in areas of Industrial and Technological Promotion, and R&D&i.