A day in the life of an Electronics Engineer

After we posted the news of recruiting Electronics Engineers online, we often have been asked: what do electronics engineers do in their job?
Check this video out, and you will get the answer.

[parthvasita]

This is a such a motivational video for me because I choose the electronics and communication engineering and this is my first

[macmike]

22 years ago this is what I wanted to pursue, but had no clue where to start, Local university was clueless. Never took off. Ventured somewhere else, now I tinker as much as I can and learn from trial and error, not easy as you get older to stay focused on circuits. DOnt give up though.

[kimjins_lab]

One day I will have this kind of
It's my first year in ECE I hope I will pass all the upcoming years.

[jayachandra]

This will always remain a dream for many Indian students who pursue Electronics, most of the college labs are the worst, professors harass students for assignments, they don't teach anything and students lose interest in the very first year. I'm in my 6th semester and I'm pretty sure that I will be in the IT sector instead of what I wanted to pursue. : (

[BN_]

Have about a year left on my Bachelor degree for Electronic Engineering and I'm glad I choose a cool career to be a part of :)

[Critikalk]

This is awesome. I just started my electronics engineering career. See ya in 4 years... love the minions mug btw

[gabrielatorresvalerio]

Blessings, thank u!!! May you be able to keep doing what you like for the glory of God and help of others

[JZ-hhve]

When I saw the steering wheel, I said to myself thats peugeot, because I was in charge of controling them in Slovakia. I wasnt wrong... So this is how you make them

[buffplums]

The one thing that’s obvious… the lack of ESD a protection… everyone does this I know, handling PCBs as shown here is not best practice. When I was with Rolls Royce I saw a study based upon X-RAYS taken of the structure of some of the key components after the PCBs had been handled by humans in various different trials. Results showed that there was a definite thinning and weak spots building up in the structure of the wafer and the layers such that the more you handle a PCB despite the fact it still works, the PCB will break down and fail a lot earlier than the FMEA would suggest.
Working in aircraft systems you had to really pay attention to this … ok as in this situation in the video, they are just testing samples as in proof of concept so not really an issue. Obviously you should never handle any devices in production in this manner. But thought I would highlight the point.

[manaralbarni]

I'm studying Electronics Engineering and I want to be full stack engineer by taking some courses from Mechanical Engineering curriculum that will help me start my own company in Biomedical

[KirikomiMoon]

This actually looks pretty cool! I was scared I would end up a loner who is always in front of a computer screen 😅

[mazenrekbi]

what they are doing in their usual day is a dream for me to achieve one day

[ruturajpol]

Feel so good and optimistic about going to become an Electronics Engineer!✌️

[UnOrthodox_Christian]

I currently work in the controls engineering field and I’m hoping to start a career in the electronics field. Thanks for the video!

[ebi]

I'm watching this just to get an idea on what I might do after I graduate and get my license. With 2 years of covid and online college I just think I'd be just some guy with a degree but with little knowledge retained.

[fctrrsk]

At first I am hesitant if I'll take ece as my course ...I really don't know how it goes and what does it do even tho my uncle explain it, I'm still confused .But seeing this video I already understand it and got motivated to take it in college.

[FinancialConsultdotcodotza]

I'm looking for an electronic engineer to design circuit for electromagnetic pulsing

[fergavilan]

I've neved had a day, company, workmates or environment like this. I live in Argentina which explains much of that.

[GoldenHorse]

Technology engineering and technological advancements, exclusive video. Thanks.

[mikesorensen]

I'm surprised at how much of the day is devoted to shaking hands. They didn't even discuss this in the professional practice course.