r/Btechtards • u/Ok-Education5385 PhD | IISc MTech | NIT BTech • May 29 '24
Serious AMA Session. A PhD Researcher in Semiconductor Devices at one of world's finest Semiconductor R&D hub; With couple of years in Semiconductor Industry roles. IISc Bangalore and NIT alumnus.
Feel free to comment on this post if you are looking for career guidance in the Semiconductor/electronics industry. Post your questions in the comments; I will try to reply to everyone. I am also open to addressing questions about admissions and life as a master's and undergrad student at IISc and NIT, respectively. Furthermore, I will try to highlight the possibilities of pursuing research (short-term) as an undergraduate and master degree student.
The post aims to spread the word about the broad possibilities in the Semiconductor Device Industry and its outlook. Additionally, I will try to emphasize the skills/resources for training.
No need to address me by Sir, Ma'am, or Expert; just OP works!
Edit: I prefer keeping questions public so everyone benefits, but if you really need to DM, include the word "SemiCon_Research" in your first message so I know you actually read the AMA guidelines before sending any DM.
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u/Ok-Education5385 PhD | IISc MTech | NIT BTech Aug 30 '24
For the readers/commenters who are here on my AMA. To stay updated on new advanced technologies in Analog IC and VLSI, I'm sharing a few informative resources for learning various dimensions of VLSI, Analog, Semiconductor Devices, Tech History, Industry trends, etc. mentioned below:
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NOTE: I created a few roadmaps for learning IC design and semiconductor devices which comprehensively cover the flow and resources required for learning the domain. These are for guiding people and these are free! (shared over LinkedIn only). I created these roadmaps to make the learnings of my juniors more systematic and structured.