4 Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming Embedded Software Engineer

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Hey all! Today I'm sharing about things I wish I knew before I became an Embedded Software Engineer. Feel free to ask me questions in the comments section to clarify things! Cheers!

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[AmitSharma-jvlm]

Hey Greidi, love your videos!
Very few people make content on embedded jobs. As an entry-level embedded engineer I can relate to all your videos!

[Anna-mvew]

Omg, I am an embedded software engineer and this is so relatable, this imposter syndrome, the more you know, the less you feel you know, and working more than you need too... I feel seen

[welribotes]

En embedded engineer with enough charisma skill to make videos about it... He is the chosen one.

[GreidiAjalik]

Thank you all for the support! Hope you all enjoyed this video, let me know if you have any questions or would like me to clarify something! Cheers!

[chandanavkumar]

Omg. This is the video i so badly needed. I am from a CS background and i kinda had to start my career in embedded software. I was just lost because this was not a part of my plan at all but i am here now and wanna give my best and be the best at this. So thank you! Im glad i found your channel. Much love <3

[lalmiahmed]

You are making an authentic content, you have the skill of speaking in front of the camera that's so good, please consider making more content about embedded systems, live streams on live projects, Q&A, advanced programming tutorial...

[AhmadAlghannam]

Much love.
I'm an electrical engineer and used to have my own company which was destroyed during war. And working desperetly on gaining the skills in embedded systems to hopefully change my career and start from zero again. And always feel that it is too late to start over. 😩

[EmbeddedHackster]

Hey, Greidi, thanks for your vids, especially the one about interviewing tips. Got a job in Vienna as an emb dev thanks to some of your points, so please, keep doing them!

[chacmool]

Yeah, the thing is -- and this is important to highlight -- is that you are talking about embedded >software< engineering. Which is at the top of the stack and where the most people are. Agreed, for software, computer engineering and CS make more sense. For the >software< upper layer.

[sasaglamocak]

Hey Greidi, finally someone from ES 😁 It would be great if you have time to make a video like a "roadmap" to become embedded software engineer with some online courses, books, websites, projects ...and man thanks a lot, just keep posting videos 😁

[bagaspermana]

This is relatable with me, the more I know, the less I know. Sometime I feel like doesn't deserve to become ES because there is a LOT to study and master and the update of technology currently is really fast especially in wireless or semiconductor. Then I thought, what if I changed my job because it is stressful

[ahmetkarakartal]

I fall in love with your landscape <3

[ali_youtube_user_]

man I believe this is best vid you made in your channel. as if you're talking to me like as an adviser. this vid can shed light on people's future and can even save my future from possible wrong path.... thank you very much.

[zltn_brkl]

Hello Greidi I just discovered your channel, already watched a few of your videos and I liked them, keep on creating valuable content, it helps me a lot, btw I am a junior embedded software engineer. Best regards

[espree]

Excited to watch your channel!!!! Creator Now fam

[tobaadesanya]

Great video Greidi!
Love the video quality and the background! Thanks for the tips.

[katiabibi]

Great content, your videos are always a pleasure to watch.
I would love to see more videos about embedded systems as I'm really interested in it .
tcheers!

[gauravbhattarai]

I absolutely love this channel. Loved your video as always...

[MrAbhithepandey]

Thanks for putting the link for your camera. I was about to ask for it in the comments.

[nothingiseverperfect]

Thank you so much for your mention of not working and being precise in knowing when to stop. 250 + hrs of work a year unpaid is not good. Thanks for that