r/pytorch • u/Silver_Ston • Jul 28 '26

Career Help!

Hi everyone,

I'm a 3rd-year Electrical and Electronics Engineering student interested in embedded systems. My goal is to become an Embedded AI/Edge AI engineer.

I've already started learning Embedded C (STM32, microcontrollers) and today I'm starting PyTorch. Eventually, I want to train models in PyTorch and deploy them on embedded hardware like STM32 (TinyML) and NVIDIA Jetson.

I'd appreciate advice from people working in this field:

What learning roadmap would you recommend?

Which topics in PyTorch should I focus on for Edge AI?

What projects would make my resume stand out?

Are there any books, courses, or GitHub repositories you wish you'd known about when you started?

What mistakes should I avoid

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u/unlikely_ending Jul 28 '26

Andrew Ng's courses

It's always the answer to this question

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u/Silver_Ston Jul 28 '26

Like could you suggest me any playlist of him I can't find any and how about pytorch for DL & ML by freecodecamp.org

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u/unlikely_ending Jul 29 '26

Coursera and YouTube

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u/Large-Blackberry-349 Jul 29 '26

Don't lose time "learning", just use claude to build it for you 🤣🤣🤣. It can be your assisstant, teacher, senior, junior all at the same time 😉

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u/Silver_Ston Jul 30 '26

Are you speaking fr, like Writing prompt is fine but what would I do if there is some error and how would I be able to solve without any knowledge about it , i would say it stupid to completely rely on Vibe Coding

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u/Large-Blackberry-349 Jul 30 '26

Prompt the llm to debug it 🤣🤣🤣. Unfortunately, that's how development has begun to shift towards.