It is is really nice to share The list of companies and their work. It clearly justifies the point of having lot of opportunities in embedded domains. It also boots motivation of lot of engineers wanted to work for cars, aero craft and a lot more.
The one thing that most interests me in a conversation with other embedded engineers is.... The products they've worked on and the special experiences they've had. My senior manager used to tell me his work experience on pacemaker and they kind of robust software they had to develop during the 90s. Please let us know more of that kind.
Such insightful takeaways from this podcast episode! 🌟 Piyush Itankar's remark that 'Embedded systems are omni-present' truly highlights their pervasive nature, shaping our world in countless ways. Rajat Batra's perspective on debugging skills being more crucial than programming in embedded systems is an eye-opener. It underscores the vital role of troubleshooting and fine-tuning to ensure these systems operate safely. Kudos to @inpyjama for bringing these gems to light in this engaging discussion! 🎙👏
As it seems like we're all taking a moment to introduce ourselves in this podcast, allow me to join in. I'm Ekeno Lokwakai, currently a student at ALx Africa. 🚀 I've always had this incredible fascination with low-level programming that never ceases to amaze me. It's like peering into the inner workings of technology, and I absolutely love it!
You may add a description regarding Model based design since it provides an algorithm derived from the physical world for the embedded application. Example: Solar tracker.
Thank you for this informative podcast. I was also having this confusion what general computing system is… because in books also i have read that there is difference in embedded systems and general computing system Embedded system is such systems having specific functionality or software related to specific functions. If that is the case then i would say general computing system is collection of several embedded systems all together Let me know if i am not correct here😊
Thank god i have passion for right thing and thanks to you guys for holding our hands in era of DSA (I liked it but not as much as compared to firmware development ) Thanks a lot for your efforts
Thank you. Can I request you to help us spread these? We want to make enough progress so the algorithm recognizes this to be useful content and then starts recommending to more and more embedded folks :)
Please do a podcast covering how AI is going to play a role in embedded systems domain for example how can a embedded engineer leverage AI for its work what kind of “AI” up-skill can an embedded engineer can do to keep itself at pace with the AI race ..
@sauravsuri2188: Updated the description of the video with the links and here they are for quick reference:) 𝙋𝙖𝙣𝙚𝙡 𝙈𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙗𝙚𝙧𝙨: 𝗣𝗶𝘆𝘂𝘀𝗵 𝗜𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗸𝗮𝗿: www.linkedin.com/in/streetdogg/ 𝗥𝗮𝗷𝗮𝘁 𝗕𝗮𝘁𝗿𝗮: www.linkedin.com/in/rajat-batra-a88124126/ 𝗗𝗲𝘃 𝗕𝗶𝘀𝗵𝗻𝗼𝗶: www.linkedin.com/in/dev-bishnoi-468596126/ 𝗪𝗮𝘀𝗶𝗺 𝗔𝗸𝗿𝗮𝗺: www.linkedin.com/in/wasim-akram-6a86a09b/ 𝗠𝗮𝗵𝗺𝗮𝗱 𝗕𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗹: www.linkedin.com/in/mahmadbharmal/
This is really cool...! Definitely useful. I currently work in a Tier-1 Automotive company and previously worked in Industrial Automation and Medical Electronics domains. I always had fascination on exploring multiple domains and job roles, just for the experience of it. Is it bad on a career standpoint?
I love how the different yet connected fields of Software, Embedded and Hardware was linked. It has always been a blur for professionals trying to foray from more conventional sectors... Just one suggestion would be to have more inforgraphics when you speak about the various companies or fields etc.. 😊
renesas in defense, st,, si labs. secure boot, vxworks now allows containers in mc, other suggestions how to use tcp stack in mc, advanced amba(reason for suggestion is because it is in syllabus of qualcomm fresher hiring) and please see the hiring topics. thanks for the videos.
Thank you for creating such contents😊... can you also include what are the certifications and courses related to embedded systems(programming skills, os, rtos, kernel, firmware etc)can be done which is both recognised by companies and also fill the knowledge gaps between college and corporate ? Also can you suggest how can i have such diversed experience (for eg. Many of you have worked on application layer, firmware, testing etc). Its very hard to find opportunities which exposes me to different tech and many companies ask for experience even though i have knowledge gained by self learning
Thank you. Can I request you to help us spread these? We want to make enough progress so the algorithm recognizes this to be useful content and then starts recommending to more and more embedded folks :)
We think it is possible. Consider doing lot of personal embedded projects and put them on github. Use them to show your interest in embedded. It'll work better if you are a fresher.
I am currently working in TCS as a system administrator(linux), for last 2.5 years. I wanna switch to a embedded domain job. Although, I am an ECE undergraduate of 2021, but I have no working experience in embedded domain, what are the chances that I get a dev level role in an embedded company.
Its very much possible given that you have only been in this role for 2.5 years. You can start learning embedded concepts, follow our content and do some embedded project. Once you have enough confidence, apply for a few companies. And best of Luck :)
@@inpyjama Thank You for the reply. I have been following your channel for the last 3 months. And hands down, it's one of a kind content that Embedded in Pyjamas provides. I was quite sceptical about my job switch, but now that you have said it could be done I am motivated a lot.
Hello there, My name is Naveen. Firstly big thanks to one and all for doing this. I was interested in an embedded system related work from where I didn't even know that it was called an embedded system and finally I am going to start my career in the embedded system.but I don't know whether I will really like my work because i fall in love with the embedded system for working with prototyping board,sensors,actuators etc.. but I don't think there are much jobs related to this work in industry So I want you to explain and relate things with my question with the particular job roles and it would be great if you explain each and every job role with an embedded system in detail.
Great work guys.. Q. Definitely would like to understand what you guys mean when you can think in C and can't in RUST or some other language.. Also where is discord link if any 😅
Hi Sir, for get job in google , as a embedded engineer what we need to prepare, i am working a bios/uefi devloper in INTEL from AMI. please help by provide iformation.
The best way to proceed on this is to reach a recruiter and work with them to have a champion call scheduled. This way you'll get guided by the recruiter and have your questions answered more reliably. That said, something that worked for me is solving more and more embedded systems related problems, lower level and at the operating systems level. Things depend heavily on the job role that interest you so a recruiter should be able to guide best.
Thanks for replying . My another question is I am embedded engineer but I am only using the Arduino ide and stm32 ide and writing the program using the HAL layer it is good or not
As long as you understand what is happening underneath. It's all good. If not, you should try writing ur own HAL and also learn to boot the M class CPU from scratch. End to end - everything should be your code! 🙌
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Being in Embedded systems industry from last 8 years, I really enjoyed the conversation... I appreciate it...Keep it up guys...
It is is really nice to share The list of companies and their work. It clearly justifies the point of having lot of opportunities in embedded domains. It also boots motivation of lot of engineers wanted to work for cars, aero craft and a lot more.
This session is absolutely invaluable and filled with valuable insights and information. It's a treasure trove of knowledge and expertise.
The one thing that most interests me in a conversation with other embedded engineers is.... The products they've worked on and the special experiences they've had.
My senior manager used to tell me his work experience on pacemaker and they kind of robust software they had to develop during the 90s.
Please let us know more of that kind.
Experience matters in Embedded systems :)
Thanks a ton Piyush and team for this wonderful podcast! It was incredibly informative and insightful. Hoping to see more episodes to in the future :)
Great podcast. Quite insightful. looking forward to more content like this.
Such insightful takeaways from this podcast episode! 🌟
Piyush Itankar's remark that 'Embedded systems are omni-present' truly highlights their pervasive nature, shaping our world in countless ways.
Rajat Batra's perspective on debugging skills being more crucial than programming in embedded systems is an eye-opener. It underscores the vital role of troubleshooting and fine-tuning to ensure these systems operate safely.
Kudos to @inpyjama for bringing these gems to light in this engaging discussion! 🎙👏
As it seems like we're all taking a moment to introduce ourselves in this podcast, allow me to join in. I'm Ekeno Lokwakai, currently a student at ALx Africa. 🚀
I've always had this incredible fascination with low-level programming that never ceases to amaze me. It's like peering into the inner workings of technology, and I absolutely love it!
Thank you for all the love and support, Ekeno! This means a lot to us and also.... welcome aboard 🙃
Thank you for your work ❤
Once again as an embedded systems beginner this is helping me alot❤❤
You may add a description regarding Model based design since it provides an algorithm derived from the physical world for the embedded application.
Example: Solar tracker.
First comment😃..This channel is very much underrated......
Thank you for this informative podcast. I was also having this confusion what general computing system is… because in books also i have read that there is difference in embedded systems and general computing system
Embedded system is such systems having specific functionality or software related to specific functions.
If that is the case then i would say general computing system is collection of several embedded systems all together
Let me know if i am not correct here😊
that's right!
Thank god i have passion for right thing and thanks to you guys for holding our hands in era of DSA (I liked it but not as much as compared to firmware development )
Thanks a lot for your efforts
@Arshadkhan-dr6bb: Thanks for all the praise 🙃
This Video is GOLD for Undergrads 🔝🥇💖...
Best RUclips Channel, Best People
Thank you. Can I request you to help us spread these? We want to make enough progress so the algorithm recognizes this to be useful content and then starts recommending to more and more embedded folks :)
many people use labview for embedded and instrumentation, a quick intro to that will be helpful, i can be helpful in that part😊
Noted!! 🙃
Please do a podcast covering how AI is going to play a role in embedded systems domain for example how can a embedded engineer leverage AI for its work what kind of “AI” up-skill can an embedded engineer can do to keep itself at pace with the AI race ..
You guys are doing great job..
Thank you, @aasirrasheed6619 🙌
It would be good if you share the linkedin profiles of the panel members in the description section 🙂
@sauravsuri2188: Updated the description of the video with the links and here they are for quick reference:)
𝙋𝙖𝙣𝙚𝙡 𝙈𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙗𝙚𝙧𝙨:
𝗣𝗶𝘆𝘂𝘀𝗵 𝗜𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗸𝗮𝗿: www.linkedin.com/in/streetdogg/
𝗥𝗮𝗷𝗮𝘁 𝗕𝗮𝘁𝗿𝗮: www.linkedin.com/in/rajat-batra-a88124126/
𝗗𝗲𝘃 𝗕𝗶𝘀𝗵𝗻𝗼𝗶: www.linkedin.com/in/dev-bishnoi-468596126/
𝗪𝗮𝘀𝗶𝗺 𝗔𝗸𝗿𝗮𝗺: www.linkedin.com/in/wasim-akram-6a86a09b/
𝗠𝗮𝗵𝗺𝗮𝗱 𝗕𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗹: www.linkedin.com/in/mahmadbharmal/
I was going to raise this point...glad someone do that.
very insightful, learning from the best. ❤️
This is really cool...! Definitely useful.
I currently work in a Tier-1 Automotive company and previously worked in Industrial Automation and Medical Electronics domains. I always had fascination on exploring multiple domains and job roles, just for the experience of it.
Is it bad on a career standpoint?
It will pay off in the long run. You might need to take some hits in the initial career.
Glad i found this channel☺🙌
🙌🙌🙃
I love how the different yet connected fields of Software, Embedded and Hardware was linked. It has always been a blur for professionals trying to foray from more conventional sectors...
Just one suggestion would be to have more inforgraphics when you speak about the various companies or fields etc.. 😊
@rachitmds: Will do! 🙃
renesas in defense, st,, si labs. secure boot, vxworks now allows containers in mc, other suggestions how to use tcp stack in mc, advanced amba(reason for suggestion is because it is in syllabus of qualcomm fresher hiring) and please see the hiring topics. thanks for the videos.
Thank you for creating such contents😊... can you also include what are the certifications and courses related to embedded systems(programming skills, os, rtos, kernel, firmware etc)can be done which is both recognised by companies and also fill the knowledge gaps between college and corporate ?
Also can you suggest how can i have such diversed experience (for eg. Many of you have worked on application layer, firmware, testing etc). Its very hard to find opportunities which exposes me to different tech and many companies ask for experience even though i have knowledge gained by self learning
Our intention is to close the gap between the academia and the industry. Please checkout the other playlists :)
Hello, I have started my carrier as a tester in Automotive domain, how can I utilise these testing skills to get a job in embedded development.
Thank you for your work it’s very helpful to me
Thank you. Can I request you to help us spread these? We want to make enough progress so the algorithm recognizes this to be useful content and then starts recommending to more and more embedded folks :)
I am ECE grad currently working as in SAP domain is it possible to switch to embeded and what needs to prepare for the same.
We think it is possible. Consider doing lot of personal embedded projects and put them on github. Use them to show your interest in embedded. It'll work better if you are a fresher.
I am currently working in TCS as a system administrator(linux), for last 2.5 years. I wanna switch to a embedded domain job. Although, I am an ECE undergraduate of 2021, but I have no working experience in embedded domain, what are the chances that I get a dev level role in an embedded company.
Its very much possible given that you have only been in this role for 2.5 years. You can start learning embedded concepts, follow our content and do some embedded project. Once you have enough confidence, apply for a few companies.
And best of Luck :)
@@inpyjama Thank You for the reply. I have been following your channel for the last 3 months. And hands down, it's one of a kind content that Embedded in Pyjamas provides. I was quite sceptical about my job switch, but now that you have said it could be done I am motivated a lot.
What about protocols? UART I2C?
Great Scott, Guys!
Thank you for this content❤
Thank you for your love and support. Please help us spread the content with your friends.
Just of add more add in industries, Nuclear power plants are completely operated using embedded devices😮
Can you guys make a video on RTOS….
Coming up. It's in the pipeline :)
Hello there,
My name is Naveen. Firstly big thanks to one and all for doing this.
I was interested in an embedded system related work from where I didn't even know that it was called an embedded system and finally I am going to start my career in the embedded system.but I don't know whether I will really like my work because i fall in love with the embedded system for working with prototyping board,sensors,actuators etc.. but I don't think there are much jobs related to this work in industry
So I want you to explain and relate things with my question with the particular job roles and it would be great if you explain each and every job role with an embedded system in detail.
coming up in future podcasts :D
Great work guys..
Q. Definitely would like to understand what you guys mean when you can think in C and can't in RUST or some other language..
Also where is discord link if any 😅
We are yet to create the discord server :) Will do so soon. Keep an eye on the community tab!
Hi Sir,
for get job in google , as a embedded engineer what we need to prepare, i am working a bios/uefi devloper in INTEL from AMI. please help by provide iformation.
The best way to proceed on this is to reach a recruiter and work with them to have a champion call scheduled. This way you'll get guided by the recruiter and have your questions answered more reliably. That said, something that worked for me is solving more and more embedded systems related problems, lower level and at the operating systems level. Things depend heavily on the job role that interest you so a recruiter should be able to guide best.
Mediatek was not mentioned
We just jotted some names that we could remembered before the podcast was recorded. Missed, mediatek! :(
I am not from the nit and iit background , then i can work in good mnc company .
Yes! None of that matters really. Majority of the members on the group are from "No name" college :)
Thanks for replying .
My another question is I am embedded engineer but I am only using the Arduino ide and stm32 ide and writing the program using the HAL layer it is good or not
As long as you understand what is happening underneath. It's all good. If not, you should try writing ur own HAL and also learn to boot the M class CPU from scratch. End to end - everything should be your code! 🙌
@@inpyjama can you give any resources to learn this thing any RUclips videos , udemy course or book .
We will be doing a series on embedded systems soon using stm32 but without using stm32 cube :)