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How to prepare for Electronics Design Engineer job interview?
After receiving Bachelor of Science Degree in Electronics Engineering, I have number of years of experience in Engineering Services and Embedded Software Development. Now, I'm re-directing my career towards Embedded Hardware Design Engineering. I have not done any hardware design work, except in school many years ago. I don't know what tools are used by hardware designers, how to use them? Those Twenty page schematics are overwhelming. How can I ask good questions at the interview coming up in about a week? What are some of the good questions I can ask? If I get the job, how can I learn how existing circuits are working before designing new ones. How can I learn without getting help from others? Thanks,
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- If you can't learn on your own, you're heading for troubles in an EE career. An EE and most graduates are expected to have learned how to learn, from the fundamentals taught in undergrad classes. If you wan to work in embedded Hardware, do some of it on your own. Free ORCAD/Cadence software allows you to do schematics because most logic libraries are included in the free version. You got to like what you do at work, and the nest way to like something is to do it.
