It's how I got my "real" start in the tech industry Currently work at a self-driving car company working on interfaces for passengers to interact with a driver

It's how I got my "real" start in the tech industry Currently work at a self-driving car company working on interfaces for passengers to interact with a driverless vehicle In the past I worked at an agency that specialized in kiosks for clients who didn't necessarily have the skillset or experience to deploy hardware to stores (Google Nest was one of our customers, and iirc they had some internal grumbling about owning Android but paying us to deploy Android-based kiosks) One place I worked at had a very meteoric rise and fall. Their business model was selling a premium spin bike with an Android tablet attached (you can guess which company this is) The common thread is "Android for HMI", and it's the niche I've based my career on.