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Err. I wouldn't learn python to make yourself more attractive in the embedded software engineering field. I do embedded software in mostly Python and C these
by chocolatebunny 10y ago
Err. I wouldn't learn python to make yourself more attractive in the embedded software engineering field. I do embedded software in mostly Python and C these days and when I get messages on Linked in from recruiters they're normally looking for C++ experience which I've become weak on.
- fumplethumb 10y agoI've been brushing up on Python (and Elixir!) to make myself more well-rounded as a software engineer, not just an embedded engineer. However I stand by my point that many "embedded" domains are served just fine by a Linux device, which can be programmed using Python. Also not sure how much stock I put in what the recruiters on LinkedIn are touting... I appreciate the opinion though!