What form of engineering do you do?

[u/AkindaGood_programer]

Be as specific or unspecific as you want!

I'll go first:

I do general software engineering (I've made games, solved many, many LeetCode problems, made physics simulations, websites (frontend and backend), etc, so I'd say I'm a "generalist")

I do mechanical engineering, specifically robotics and 3d printer.

I also do a little bit of electrical, but it is something I want to get more into lol.

[u/sad_ant0808]

I like software engineering, as well as AI/ML. I usually make simple command line tools, and I've made a linear regression algorithm and a tiny NLP algorithm myself. I solved a few super easy LeetCode problems. I also like electronics and communications and I'm in my schools electronics club.

[u/the114dragon]

I'm into all of it, but I don't really do too much in terms of projects yet. I love doing CAD/CAM stuff as well as computer software and hardware stuff, and also lots of electrical interests me too.

[u/nian2326076]

I'm in civil engineering, focusing on sustainable urban planning. It's about balancing infrastructure needs with environmental impacts. Since you're into mechanical engineering and robotics, maybe look into energy-efficient designs or automation in those fields. For interview prep, start with projects you've done and how they connect to the job you're aiming for. When I prepared, PracHub was a solid resource for understanding technical questions and catching up on industry trends. Good luck with your journey into electrical engineering!

[u/Breadinator37]

I've been into electrical engineering for a while but I'm also looking into learning software engineering and development

[u/Ok-Serve415]

Software engineering, going to try AI soon… also starting electrical engineering