Just wondering if anyone knows what sort of careers are out there, working with microcontrollers, or has any general advice?
I’ve been a network & linux engineer for over 20 years and I’m looking at moving on from my current place. Like many in the same boat I’m having that “but what next” moment. Looking around my desk, it is littered with bits of wires and controllers, so it is clear where my interests lie outside work. It has made me wonder if it is a change of direction worth exploring.
Does anyone work with microcontrollers for a living? Are there particular job titles or types of companies worth looking at? With a vague spec of what I’m looking at, job sites are throwing up a lot of random things! Any pointers in the right direction or any tips for a career path are appreciated.
I could not find the place online where he may keep them all.
Here’s a copy paste from one of his emails: Jobs!
Let me know if you’re hiring embedded engineers. No recruiters please, and I reserve the right to edit ads to fit the format and intent of this newsletter. Please keep it to 100 words. There is no charge for a job ad.
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