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Allow me to introduce myself... not really becsuse anoniminity. But I’m effectively an EE at my company with no degree. Hardware, firmware, software, sourcing,
by SlowRobotAhead 8y ago
Allow me to introduce myself... not really becsuse anoniminity. But I’m effectively an EE at my company with no degree. Hardware, firmware, software, sourcing, production, validation/testing, and low volume assembly, all self taught. I’ll grt into FPGA when I have a use for it, but it certainly won’t be FFTs and DSPs but still.
I’m glad I don’t have to job surf, it would be hard without paper, but my experience would be very valuable in my tiny field.
- mozumder 8y agoFor sure technicians that do these are a thing for finishing work, who may have AS degrees instead of BS EE. I've worked with them as well. They were always referred to as technicians that EE's hand-off more of the board-level debugging to (or even GDS II for ASIC design..). The core datapath processing algorithms were always done by EE's, though.
- monocasa 8y agoI'm another one. Embedded Engineer, no degree, works on core datapath and high level design, in addition to debug work.