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Electrical and mechanical engineers should also be competent with coding, even if it's just Arduino, Python, or (ugh) matlab. Whether that's to automate some SP
by jbay808 5y ago
Electrical and mechanical engineers should also be competent with coding, even if it's just Arduino, Python, or (ugh) matlab. Whether that's to automate some SPICE simulation or data processing task, optimize some design parameters, or something similar, it's part of almost every modern engineer's education across disciplines. Electrical engineers in particular will also typically have experience with C or C++, for writing firmware.
- FpUser 5y agoI was a physicist. The only reason I started to code was that I needed to automate control of some scientific equipment and process data. So yes I assume many professions can benefit from at least basic coding skills. When I came to Canada I soon have discovered that unless I am an Einstein I will never make decent money in science. So my side skill /tool suddenly turned into full-time money making "hobby".