Hello! I very much found your video amusing because I was also struggling with an Analog Devices DAC this week turns out my JESD204 lane mapping was off... I have a matter I would like to hear your opinion on: What would you like to see in a portfolio of a FPGA Engineer with 4 years of experience? Specifically one that specializes in RF and DSP implementations.
Hi Ronald, I was actually planning a video about the subject but here we go: making a carrier in FPGA design (design services) can be achieved in two ways as an employee or as free lancer. Both paths are difficult but rewarding Employers like enthusiastic people, self learners and creative people. (I might sound like captain obvious but that's the truth) - Making a useful project is a good way to show off and might impress some potential employers. Just a piece of advice, general knowledge of electronics is key, focusing on just FPGAs can be limiting sometimes (to narrow specialized) you might find a good employer but you might get stuck there for long time. I think the key aspect is to keep learning you are on the right track.
Hello! I very much found your video amusing because I was also struggling with an Analog Devices DAC this week turns out my JESD204 lane mapping was off...
I have a matter I would like to hear your opinion on:
What would you like to see in a portfolio of a FPGA Engineer with 4 years of experience? Specifically one that specializes in RF and DSP implementations.
Hi Ronald,
I was actually planning a video about the subject but here we go: making a carrier in FPGA design (design services) can be achieved in two ways as an employee or as free lancer. Both paths are difficult but rewarding Employers like enthusiastic people, self learners and creative people. (I might sound like captain obvious but that's the truth) - Making a useful project is a good way to show off and might impress some potential employers. Just a piece of advice, general knowledge of electronics is key, focusing on just FPGAs can be limiting sometimes (to narrow specialized) you might find a good employer but you might get stuck there for long time.
I think the key aspect is to keep learning you are on the right track.
@@adaptivedesign8795 Thank you for answering! Looking forward to your video on the topic!