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I've gradually (over ~25 years) drifted from being a SW generalist into embedded software and then expanding into mechanical design and electronics. It helps th
by varjag 5y ago
I've gradually (over ~25 years) drifted from being a SW generalist into embedded software and then expanding into mechanical design and electronics. It helps that I had EE in my Uni curriculum, and that I've been running a metalworking lathe as a hobby for a few years.
At this point am the head of development at my company working on pretty wild projects like this:
https://norphonic.com/products/evacsound/ https://norphonic.com/products/evacsound/
…or seemingly simple but painstakingly elaborate designs like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRXfV7x-dlo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRXfV7x-dlo
Most of the meat in ME/EE is put on the bones by my talented colleagues, while I do outline approaches to implement and sign off the designs and still lean heavily on SW side.