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An average semi engineering course in US/Canada will teach you a bit of everything, including physical device manufacturing. India is much more VLSI, and appli
by baybal2 5y ago
An average semi engineering course in US/Canada will teach you a bit of everything, including physical device manufacturing.
India is much more VLSI, and applied skills heavy (Cadence,) thus they dominate there.
None of US multinationals will hire a fresh "average" US semi engineering graduate. Maybe MIT + 1 more top schools, but otherwise fresh grads have no chances on the job market against already experienced people coming from Asia to do their PhDs in US.
- trevyn 5y agoRight! My point is that they will hire fresh software engineers/other disciplines, and then with some networking and being on an adjacent team, you get access to informal learning opportunities and internal transfer opportunities, so that over the longer arc of your career you can get into whatever field you want.