EasternTIGERS
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Hi everyone, sorry I didnt post much I dont have a computer yet still looking, Hope all is well, okay so you may all know im job hunting and have a little electronic knowledge, I was looking for jobs that require fault finding and soldering and testing components as Im fairly comfortable with these. On my job searches on some descriptions I came across the following and wondered if you guys know what these mean and what level they are, i.e. if you can learn them yourself. So let me paste you some requirements on the jobs I found
seeking a creative engineer to take a leading position in the roll-out of its ground-breaking digital printing technology. The role will involve the engineering and detailed design of print heads and systems, for industrial and commercial applications
• A strong personality
• System level electronic design
• Complex FPGA development (VHDL / Altera preferred)
• High speed digital board design
• PC bus architectures, especially PCI and PCI Express
• Getting boards manufactured and tested
• DC-DC converter development
• Mixed-signal circuit design
So as you can see these are the details I came across and would like information on a few of these on how advance they are, considering these posts were required to have a degree at least 2:1 in MeEn but surley you can learn this from books and self taught ways?
Thanks
seeking a creative engineer to take a leading position in the roll-out of its ground-breaking digital printing technology. The role will involve the engineering and detailed design of print heads and systems, for industrial and commercial applications
• A strong personality
• System level electronic design
• Complex FPGA development (VHDL / Altera preferred)
• High speed digital board design
• PC bus architectures, especially PCI and PCI Express
• Getting boards manufactured and tested
• DC-DC converter development
• Mixed-signal circuit design
So as you can see these are the details I came across and would like information on a few of these on how advance they are, considering these posts were required to have a degree at least 2:1 in MeEn but surley you can learn this from books and self taught ways?
Thanks