
If you are in your final semesters of Electronics or Electrical Engineering — or recently graduated — and feeling unsure about your career direction, this session is for you.
I help you get clarity on:
• Whether to choose hardware, embedded systems, or software coding.
• Long-term prospects of each path.
• Current market demand and hiring trends.
• Skill-based preparation vs degree-based decisions.
• Whether to pursue Masters or start working?
• Which specialization to choose for Masters (VLSI, Communication RF & Microwave, Embedded, Power Electronics etc.) ?
• How to prepare for different job market scenarios?
• What recruiters actually look for in freshers?
• How to build a strong profile during your final year?
With 6.5+ years of experience in automotive EV systems, wireless power (Qi certified products), and small form-factor consumer electronics, I share practical insights — not generic advice.
This will be a structured discussion based on your background, strengths, interests, and career goals. By the end of the session, you should walk away with a clearer direction and actionable next steps.
I’m a Hardware Design Engineer with 6.5+ years of experience across electric vehicles, wireless power technologies, and next-generation wearable electronics. I completed my MTech from IIT Roorkee and have worked on production-grade systems including EV control units, Qi-certified wireless chargers, and small form-factor consumer devices.
Having gone through the same confusion during my college days, I now help final-year ECE and Electrical students gain clarity on career paths — whether it’s hardware, embedded, software, Masters, or entering the job market directly — based on practical industry insight, not theory.