I have been a C/C++ developer. Mainly in server side development(not embedded). Often find it hard for me to explain which "end" of engineering I'm into. Thanks for term "Infra engineering".
Hi Utsav, would you consider making a video on embedded software engineering? Things like skills required, how different it is compared to application software engineering, etc.
Just getting started in the tech career starting Codingdojo Aug 2 cant wait!! Your videos are very helpful and i will be definitely learning alot from you as a new software engineer
Thank god I found you! You are an amazing MAN and MENTOR. Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us. I’m going to start college in January 2022 and I’m already looking at what career path to take. I would like if you could make a video of how to learn programming principles or the basics of programming. Maybe a video of the best courses to take for beginners or the best books. Or how you learned programming. Thank you!
@sassy_s349 web development.. learn html, css, javascript and then learn a back end language like Java. As part of that you should gain an understanding of databases, particularly relational databases. This will involve learning SQL. Codecadamy and freecodecamp are both great for all of this.
Thanks Utsav for an amazing video, You should have shed some light on Support Engineering roles too, as not all of the tech world is comprised of just people developing applications, a lot of it goes towards support and operations as well.
man i've been feeling so lost on what career path i wanna pursue in the software field, but with the help of this awesome video, it provided me with a clear representation of the path I wanna pursue, thanks for the quality and informative videos!
Your videos really motivate me to step my game up. Studying a mix of computer science and electrical engineering, programming for an institute at university. Really came to love programming, really annoyed by electrical engineering. I always want to be great at what I do, but Uni felt like it was going nowhere so I compensated by competing in sports. I'm currently writing my last exams in electrical engineering and I'm looking forward to hearing courses I actually enjoy. Ready to give it my all. Thank you! (:
Question. What happens if you are a senior engineer on either back-end or front-end and there isn't a ton of advancement in your organization? I have researched and thought about what it would be like to be a Software Architect or Staff Developer, but how would I go about being that sort of specialist in my career field?
@@_cipriano2282 considering you’ve graduated as MIS (that’s what I studied as well) that’s a great start. I’d say the next step is really finding a good graduate program either in a consultancy or a software development organisation to really start learning by doing, if you like software and IT then maybe business consultancy is not for you but rather technical and business analysis in a software or technically oriented organisation. All the best.
ur vids r so informative, since I am a fresher i refer to ur vids to resolve my questions regarding software engineering and career paths related to IT.
Thanks for another great video Utsav! I'm currently working on and learning python, and thanks to your advice I now have tunnel vision- I plan on learning as much as possible with python, then moving on to a language/field that interests me. This video was extremely helpful in clearing up these different paths!
Hi Sir can you make a vedio about the complete roadmap for becoming SDE .....there are many vedios about the topic but everyone tells to learn Data Structures and algorithms but no one tells whats the application of Ds Algo in the software development other than the latter enhance problem solving skills . What else to learn other than the programing language and data structures to be a good sde✌️
Hi sir, Big fan.. 😃👌 it would really give a lot of clarity to the new comers... but What about the Embedded system engineering, System programming.. any specific reason why u didnt cover them in this Video.. Most of the C/C++ programmers belong that catagory I guess..
I started as a mobile app dev and soon found out it wasn't for me because I suck at css and designing... I switched to backend engineering and I enjoy this field a lot. I recently started learning about large scale distributed systems as designing such scalable systems really fascinates me.
This is a great overview, thank you! How would one find a "generalist" role? Do they often get described as a "full stack" role? Do you know how common the general engineer role is in today's market?
Larger companies have adopted it. You may not find a role that spells it out (I think Facebook and few others do) ... but think of it as a mindset to have. Lots of companies just have the "Software Engineer" role these days where they expect you to wear different (or all) hats. That's the generalist role, or the mindset. In smaller startups or your company as well, you have no choice but to do a bit of everything.
What advice would you have for support engineers? For many this can feel like a dead-end short of moving into management, sales engineering, or going full-time engineering (all of which can be a dramatic career shift). DevOps/SRE seems to be the most logical move in many cases, but as you noted it's not a super easy position to find... Thoughts?
Utsav, I love your videos, they're always enlightening and really make me excited about the degree I've chosen to get. I wanted to make a video request. If possible, can you make a video on how to find mentors and how to know what a good or bad mentor is? I've searched a lot for this answer and what I've seemed to find, outside of partnerships when you join a company, the answer seems to be Get Lucky in your relationships, but I feel like there's got to be more than simple luck. With all the networking at our finger tips, there has to be a better way to find people who are successful in the industry and willing to mentor than a chance encounter.
I actually am a big fan of DataCamp. I find very few platforms that switch between video and immediate practice, which is my kind of learning method. You guys use hate with such comfort .. hate is a strong word :) Dislike?
@@EngineeringwithUtsav Yes! I don't hate but I don't either like it to be honest , I prefer AppliedAI or iNeurone (India Only) for that reason. I spent 900 for two months and completed the Python Data Analyst course which I think would be possible in 1 month or less
@@arghadeepmisra7865 Fair. Online learning platforms have to be designed for a broad set of audience with different learning patterns. So unfortunately, it is difficult to make it work for everyone. Same like my own videos. If I make highly technical videos, all my subscribers who are beginners complain, if I make videos for the beginners, I get DMs asking to make technical ones that show code. :) It's a difficult balance. The end goal with any learning platform is to help people, and sometimes it's just a divided set unfortunately ... either way, thanks for commenting man, appreciate it!
Thank u for the infos, but i wanna ask what is the best career to start with while learning python and what tools or frameworks in python should i learn to get my first job faster. Pls help me as im not the only one who have the same questions but there are a lot of people that are struggling exactly like me. If u want u can just make a video about this topic or just reply for me here please. Thank you Utsav❤️❤️❤️
"Most mobile apps have very involved backend aspects to them". Just to clarify you mean that most complex mobile apps have some similar complexities as backend engineering like caching, latency optimizations and other challenges?
Hi Utsav ! Another great video this week and its awesome. Will it be possible for you to provide roadmaps for the different paths you have explained to us. You are experienced and have worked with Microsoft, so a roadmap would be a great help to new comers or beginners who are starting out. What say ? 😀
Hi Utsav, thanks for this video, it's great! My question is: Isn't there an area of "Embedded development" like developing for low-resource embedded systems, such as in defense systems, etc? Isn't this a field in software development?
I recently switched gears to go from developing cross platform mobile applications to WPF desktop software. What do you think about switches like this?
great video, but the amount of hand gestures is astronomical. i have never been so distracted from the topics of conversation like i am watching this man’s hands go to work.
Hi Utsav, Thanks for this detailed video. Loved it to core. One request, is it possible to share your views as DevRel or Developer Experience (DX) Engineers. Recently too much of emphasis of API driven development and cross product integrations are happening. Almost all the mid size to enterprise org are having DevRel or DX roles gradually. I see some trends people with 5+ years of Backend engineering slowly moving on this direction also. Note: I understand it may fall on Less Common options, but if you get time will love to see your opinion.
I’m doing the best I can to become a Full-Stack Engineer, currently working on the Front-End, I’m like a design kind of person 😅, but want to learn, eventually, about everything 🙌🏻
Hello sir ,sir thank you for this video i'm confused in my life what to choose. i'm a electronics&communication engineering student but a more interested in programming so im confused that which field to choose in programming.r u there in linked in or insta.
Can you please cover career in blockchain engineering, I'm really confused and know very less about career opportunities in blockchain. It would really be helpful for me and people like me.
Nice vdo man ! And I want to know is there any scope for experienced fullstack software developer into Aerospace Engineering........ Hope this question not annoyed you & you will like to answer !
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Can you do a video for internal job transfer? Why/why not/should/should-not... things like that, thanks!
Hey @utsav , good work, nice explanation I have a question, what about cyber security?
He is one of the few tech youtuber I don't skip even for a single second.
I don't think Utsav is a "Tech" RUclipsr.....
Whenever my mom is worried about my career, I show her some of your videos & say : "Don't worry, this man is my mentor " ❤️❤️❤️
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I have been a C/C++ developer. Mainly in server side development(not embedded). Often find it hard for me to explain which "end" of engineering I'm into. Thanks for term "Infra engineering".
I think yours is a case of Backend Engineering not infrastructure
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Hi Utsav, would you consider making a video on embedded software engineering? Things like skills required, how different it is compared to application software engineering, etc.
Just getting started in the tech career starting Codingdojo Aug 2 cant wait!! Your videos are very helpful and i will be definitely learning alot from you as a new software engineer
Still don't get why your channel is so underrated. Love your videos!!!
Thanks, Dennis! :)
It will be great to hear your take on Program Management and other tech roles. You articulate yourself so well. Great video as always.
Thanks! I’ll try to make a video in the future. Maybe I’ll bring a program manager colleague and have them talk about it
@@EngineeringwithUtsav That will be excellent. Thanks
Thank god I found you! You are an amazing MAN and MENTOR. Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us.
I’m going to start college in January 2022 and I’m already looking at what career path to take. I would like if you could make a video of how to learn programming principles or the basics of programming. Maybe a video of the best courses to take for beginners or the best books. Or how you learned programming.
Thank you!
Cannot stress enough about learning one programming language and sticking to it all the way through to the advanced topics.
so only one language is enough? what do u suggest to a beginner from non tech industry who wants to join in? what's the best way?
@sassy_s349 web development.. learn html, css, javascript and then learn a back end language like Java. As part of that you should gain an understanding of databases, particularly relational databases. This will involve learning SQL. Codecadamy and freecodecamp are both great for all of this.
Thanks Utsav for an amazing video, You should have shed some light on Support Engineering roles too, as not all of the tech world is comprised of just people developing applications, a lot of it goes towards support and operations as well.
Your accent is easy to understand without turning cc on.. immediately subscribed... Thank you
I love backend development currently with Javascript technologies
I feel like your videos should never end....
man i've been feeling so lost on what career path i wanna pursue in the software field, but with the help of this awesome video, it provided me with a clear representation of the path I wanna pursue, thanks for the quality and informative videos!
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I have stopped using RUclips for any other things besides watching his videos. He is awesome.
Wow, you just explained everything in the words that I understand.
The data engineering definition was clear and concise.
Your videos really motivate me to step my game up. Studying a mix of computer science and electrical engineering, programming for an institute at university. Really came to love programming, really annoyed by electrical engineering. I always want to be great at what I do, but Uni felt like it was going nowhere so I compensated by competing in sports. I'm currently writing my last exams in electrical engineering and I'm looking forward to hearing courses I actually enjoy. Ready to give it my all. Thank you! (:
You go this man! You have a great attitude and that's all you really need to be successful! If I can help in any way, as always, ping me here or DM me
Yayy, another cool video. Thanks for clearing up this stuff. Really helpful.
1. Backend engineer
2. Infrastructure Engineer
3. Frontend engineering
4. Mobile development (android/ios)
5. Data Science (ML / AI / Data Mining /Big Data) ... Analysis + Engineer
6. Game development
7. Product / project management
8. Database administration, quality assurance, DevOps
9. General
Your videos always feels so captivating 😐 There are always things to learn and they are always we'll delivered. Keep it up👍
Question. What happens if you are a senior engineer on either back-end or front-end and there isn't a ton of advancement in your organization? I have researched and thought about what it would be like to be a Software Architect or Staff Developer, but how would I go about being that sort of specialist in my career field?
I’m a business analyst, this video helped me better understand the different roles my software engineering colleagues have. Thanks a lot.
as a recent university graduate in business management and MIS, may i ask what do you need to be a business analyst? thank you!
@@_cipriano2282 considering you’ve graduated as MIS (that’s what I studied as well) that’s a great start. I’d say the next step is really finding a good graduate program either in a consultancy or a software development organisation to really start learning by doing, if you like software and IT then maybe business consultancy is not for you but rather technical and business analysis in a software or technically oriented organisation. All the best.
ur vids r so informative, since I am a fresher i refer to ur vids to resolve my questions regarding software engineering and career paths related to IT.
Loved this video, learned a lot. Thanks Utsav!
Just found out your channel. Immediately subbed.
Great video again, thanks utsav!! Your choice of video topics are great, keep it up 👍🏻
Waiting for this, Thanks so much!
Thanks for another great video Utsav! I'm currently working on and learning python, and thanks to your advice I now have tunnel vision- I plan on learning as much as possible with python, then moving on to a language/field that interests me. This video was extremely helpful in clearing up these different paths!
You got this man!
Great videos. To the point and no-bullcrap pieces of advice.
Hi Sir can you make a vedio about the complete roadmap for becoming SDE .....there are many vedios about the topic but everyone tells to learn Data Structures and algorithms but no one tells whats the application of Ds Algo in the software development other than the latter enhance problem solving skills . What else to learn other than the programing language and data structures to be a good sde✌️
Please make a video on flutter and native Development
my buddy John from Taskade referred me over, just subbed man! love your channel and im not a software engineer haha
Thanks, man. John is a good man. :)
Hi sir,
Big fan..
😃👌 it would really give a lot of clarity to the new comers...
but What about the Embedded system engineering, System programming.. any specific reason why u didnt cover them in this Video..
Most of the C/C++ programmers belong that catagory I guess..
was about to ask this too...embedded systems is a big one with IoT
Nice and well put together video.
I get a lot of positive vibe from you! Thanks :)
Great vid, thanks boss
I started as a mobile app dev and soon found out it wasn't for me because I suck at css and designing... I switched to backend engineering and I enjoy this field a lot. I recently started learning about large scale distributed systems as designing such scalable systems really fascinates me.
Keep it up! Distributed systems are a headache but so rewarding :)
@@EngineeringwithUtsav totally agree 😂
Utsav looks so cool and stylish :)
Your videos are so damn real! Love from Sri Lanka
I found data-science so much interesting
How about Ops, Ops and more Ops! I want to resolve dependency conflicts all day, is there a company for that?
Was eagerly waiting for thursday to come 🤩
Super helpful!! Thank you :)
I always waiting for your new video❤️
This is a great overview, thank you! How would one find a "generalist" role? Do they often get described as a "full stack" role? Do you know how common the general engineer role is in today's market?
Larger companies have adopted it. You may not find a role that spells it out (I think Facebook and few others do) ... but think of it as a mindset to have. Lots of companies just have the "Software Engineer" role these days where they expect you to wear different (or all) hats. That's the generalist role, or the mindset. In smaller startups or your company as well, you have no choice but to do a bit of everything.
Great advice and content -- Thank you
What advice would you have for support engineers? For many this can feel like a dead-end short of moving into management, sales engineering, or going full-time engineering (all of which can be a dramatic career shift). DevOps/SRE seems to be the most logical move in many cases, but as you noted it's not a super easy position to find... Thoughts?
Really informative thanks a lot. You are inspiration to many beginner software engineer like me
Utsav, I love your videos, they're always enlightening and really make me excited about the degree I've chosen to get. I wanted to make a video request. If possible, can you make a video on how to find mentors and how to know what a good or bad mentor is? I've searched a lot for this answer and what I've seemed to find, outside of partnerships when you join a company, the answer seems to be Get Lucky in your relationships, but I feel like there's got to be more than simple luck. With all the networking at our finger tips, there has to be a better way to find people who are successful in the industry and willing to mentor than a chance encounter.
Thanks ... sound good, I will make one on that topic :)
Hey Utsav, what is your opinion about the future of blockchain development ??
Thanks, such a great video. It will really help a lot of freshers
Love the video hate the sponser, good platform but takes a lot of time to learn something ❤️
I actually am a big fan of DataCamp. I find very few platforms that switch between video and immediate practice, which is my kind of learning method. You guys use hate with such comfort .. hate is a strong word :) Dislike?
@@EngineeringwithUtsav Yes! I don't hate but I don't either like it to be honest , I prefer AppliedAI or iNeurone (India Only) for that reason. I spent 900 for two months and completed the Python Data Analyst course which I think would be possible in 1 month or less
@@arghadeepmisra7865 Fair. Online learning platforms have to be designed for a broad set of audience with different learning patterns. So unfortunately, it is difficult to make it work for everyone. Same like my own videos. If I make highly technical videos, all my subscribers who are beginners complain, if I make videos for the beginners, I get DMs asking to make technical ones that show code. :) It's a difficult balance. The end goal with any learning platform is to help people, and sometimes it's just a divided set unfortunately ... either way, thanks for commenting man, appreciate it!
@@EngineeringwithUtsav Discussion apart , you're the warmest man I had privileged to talk with.
Thank u for the infos, but i wanna ask what is the best career to start with while learning python and what tools or frameworks in python should i learn to get my first job faster. Pls help me as im not the only one who have the same questions but there are a lot of people that are struggling exactly like me. If u want u can just make a video about this topic or just reply for me here please.
Thank you Utsav❤️❤️❤️
Great Video Man... Thanks
"Most mobile apps have very involved backend aspects to them". Just to clarify you mean that most complex mobile apps have some similar complexities as backend engineering like caching, latency optimizations and other challenges?
Yup. Whether you handle them yourself or some other backend engineer does it.
Hi Utsav ! Another great video this week and its awesome. Will it be possible for you to provide roadmaps for the different paths you have explained to us. You are experienced and have worked with Microsoft, so a roadmap would be a great help to new comers or beginners who are starting out. What say ? 😀
Some people are saying that software engineers r going to lose their jobs for AI....😥😥😥😥...in future like 2030.....
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Great Video solid information I agree the generalist has the best future
Hi Utsav, thanks for this video, it's great! My question is: Isn't there an area of "Embedded development" like developing for low-resource embedded systems, such as in defense systems, etc? Isn't this a field in software development?
Please make a video on software architecture types.
Amazing video, I just loved it...
I recently switched gears to go from developing cross platform mobile applications to WPF desktop software. What do you think about switches like this?
Whatever works out, there is demand for all kinds of things, mainstream or niche.
great video, but the amount of hand gestures is astronomical. i have never been so distracted from the topics of conversation like i am watching this man’s hands go to work.
utsav,what s the importande of diferencial calculus on a day to day basis?
Keep it up, from Portugal!!
Not much in software engineering, usually it's used for calculating rate changes ... and a bunch in physics, perhaps if you are a game dev
@@EngineeringwithUtsav
thanks man !!
What about embedded software engg.?
There is a lot more, firmware, embedded, etc. Covered the most popular ones or video would be too long.
One more path to add.. Cyber Security.. I'm a Software Engineer turned Ethical hacker
Could you please do a video on internship at Microsoft and such companies
Hi Utsav,
Thanks for this detailed video. Loved it to core.
One request, is it possible to share your views as DevRel or Developer Experience (DX) Engineers.
Recently too much of emphasis of API driven development and cross product integrations are happening. Almost all the mid size to enterprise org are having DevRel or DX roles gradually. I see some trends people with 5+ years of Backend engineering slowly moving on this direction also.
Note: I understand it may fall on Less Common options, but if you get time will love to see your opinion.
Love the video. Thanks
Great stuff!!
I’m doing the best I can to become a Full-Stack Engineer, currently working on the Front-End, I’m like a design kind of person 😅, but want to learn, eventually, about everything 🙌🏻
You got this. Start buy using APIs, then understand how they are built, then slowly move down the stack.
@@EngineeringwithUtsav thanks for the advise master 🙏🏻
Make a video on CS Specialised AI....or AI....plz...
Every episode I learn a lot. Thank you Utsav!
You are very welcome, my man!
Great video👍🏼👍🏼
Sir can you please suggest a good data structure book for college student.can I study clrs book.
He had talked about this
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Is that only i feel that ur videos of 12min is as 2min
Sir, your thoughts on cloud engineering roles..?
thank you in advance.
Hi Utsav thanks for sharing useful information as always! I'm wondering why you have under 100k followers. 🤔 So underrated.
Great content ❤✌️
Thank you for sharing
What about us embedded software engineers!
Great Video Sir !! Carry On .... Sir 👌
Sir always support your work.. since your beginning on RUclips 🤩 Just keep it up..💯
You got yourself a subscriber :)
Thanks dude 🙏🙏🙏
Hello sir ,sir thank you for this video i'm confused in my life what to choose. i'm a electronics&communication engineering student but a more interested in programming so im confused that which field to choose in programming.r u there in linked in or insta.
Great informations 👍
how to learn about apis and webservices
Are salaries about the same for all these different paths? Which paths are picking up more and more steam in the next few years?
They vary. They vary largely even within the same path
Great Video On Bro
Can you please cover career in blockchain engineering, I'm really confused and know very less about career opportunities in blockchain. It would really be helpful for me and people like me.
I’m not into blockchain enough to teach anyone about it unfortunately.
can you give more clarity over devops engineer i thought it was in demand
Hi, what next study should be after BS Software Engineering ?
@utsav: What about machine learning ?
What about that? I think I mention machine learning there, no?
Nice vdo man !
And I want to know is there any scope for experienced fullstack software developer into Aerospace Engineering........ Hope this question not annoyed you & you will like to answer !
i always thought being a generalist was a terrible mistake because its difficult to be good at multiple things.
You don’t become one on day one. That’s the part people misunderstand. It’s more of a mindset to build overtime.
Sir, how are the demand and opportunities for SAP EHS.