I'm an embedded software engineer. I used to design x86 chips. 90% of my programming is in C, 5% in assembly (ARM, mostly), and 5% in Python for test automatio

I'm an embedded software engineer. I used to design x86 chips. 90% of my programming is in C, 5% in assembly (ARM, mostly), and 5% in Python for test automation and general scripting. I've worked for companies with 100000 people and 60 people, and a couple in-between; all are in the chip business. I've done a bit of web stuff on the side, mainly to see what I'm missing in my day job.