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That certainly appears to be what embedded developers think, given how many issues there have been with IoT security.
by RhodesianHunter 3y ago
That certainly appears to be what embedded developers think, given how many issues there have been with IoT security.
- poor_c_dev 3y agoYes, and the salaries are really poor. I make more money writing javascript than I ever did with embedded C.
- asyx 3y agoBecause that's where the money is. You don't get paid for your technical abilities but for how much value you bring to an employer. There are probably a good chunk of researchers that still eat instant ramen at the end of the month that were involved with all those AI algorithms that are all the rage right now for Google Bard, ChatGPT and whatever MS calls their Bing stuff. I thought about switching to something more low level but as long as I can stomach my current job I don't really see a good reason why. I don't even earn that much money but I'd probably still take a pay cut going into embedded.