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It is now again the time of the year when students, having completed their twelfth standard exams along with being ambitious about taking up professional courses as their graduate specialisations, fret over the numerous options available. This is also applicable to potential engineers; now it is worth remembering that the last decade has seen nearly a tenfold increase in the

Krunal Shah holds Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Visveswaraiah Technological University, Karnataka. Currently, he is working as Director of Subodh Tech Private Limited. University graduates and professionals sometimes talk about not being selected in an organization despite having good academic records, required skill sets and communication skills. As per my observation and experience, gone are the days

Pruthwiraj Lenka, General Manager, R&D & Multi-Project Management, Osram (India) I had a sharp memory and loved to play with numbers. So I decided to go for graduation in engineering. Since then my life has taken a 360-degree turn. Here I share with you my professional journey full of challenges and successes, credits and inspirations I started with Philips in

The boom in demand of electronics device/gizmo has triggered growth of hardware startups around the world. According to a joint study brought out by Assocham and NEC Technologies in the year 2014, India’s total electronics hardware production estimates for 2014-15 stood at $32.46 billion which is about 1.5% of world electronic hardware production.  The domestic consumption of electronic hardware in

Today, VLSI devices are found everywhere around us. We find advanced VLSI chips in our cars, cell phones, household appliances, cameras, medical devices and many other places. This rapidly evolving sector offers exciting opportunities in verification based jobs for those with strong fundamentals in electronic circuit design and hardware description languages, interest in VLSI design and verification and more importantly,

Rahul R. is a senior technical journalist at EFY If you have completed your undergraduate degree in engineering and are keen to get a job away from the conventional engineering disciplines whilst utilising (and gaining) technical skills, then industry experts believe that you could work as a field application engineer (FAE). In this role, your communication skills, along with soft