I have tried pretty much every way there is to get a job and none of that worked so I might as well post here.I have a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and I mostly work with embedded stuff. I can write code for some popular microcontrollers like ESP32 and Arduino/AVR based platforms. I will willingly learn new controllers if required. I also do PC-based programming in C/C++, Python, Java, and a few other languages. I have a solid grasp of Linux systems mostly due to distro hopping and fucking around trying to setup home servers. I also have some experience doing PCB design but I am currently still learning.If you are a company/startup/whatever that needs someone to do embedded or hardware design tasks then I could be of benefit to you. I'm based in the middle of nowhere so I'll probably have to work remote. Regarding compensation I am down for pretty much anything, including project-based pay. Hell I might even work for free if you convince me.Contact me on Discord, my handle is shibeirl
You should make YouTube videos building cool electrical shit.
>EE>embeddedWhy aren't you working for a defense contractor?
>>109776795Due to an unlucky combination of <my nationality> and <country I live in> it is close to impossible for me to find any entry level engineering work here, no matter what sub-field. Moving abroad is also difficult because most countries will only give you a visa once you get a job offer and it's really hard to get a job offer with 0 years of experience.
>>109776849In that case, just do what the first post said and make cool shit for the youtubes.
>>109776860I might as well if I won't find any other options.
>>109776895If you put a lot of effort into production, and your projects are cool, or you're good at educating people, then you stand to make youtube bux as long as you stick to it. Even if you don't gain a particularly large following, it serves as proof of your knowledge and work ethic, and you can use it to help you get a job. I strongly advise you to do it. If I had any skills, I'd be on youtube.
>>109776729>I have a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and I mostly work with embedded stuff. I can write code for some popular microcontrollers like ESP32 and Arduino/AVR based platforms. I will willingly learn new controllers if required. I also do PC-based programming in C/C++, Python, Java, and a few other languages. I have a solid grasp of Linux systems mostly due to distro hopping and fucking around trying to setup home servers. I also have some experience doing PCB design but I am currently still learning.Do you think many people are willing to pay for that? Should of spent your time learning to fix appliances or something normies will pay you for
>>109776760Spider robots
>>109776849based russian
