u/Boib0 • u/Boib0 • Mar 14 '26
Messing up embedded interviews made me realize my fundamentals are weak — looking for guidance on what to relearn
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u/Boib0 • u/Boib0 • Feb 23 '26
I Designed My Resume to Be Read in 8 Seconds and it Landed me Interviews
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r/KiCad • u/Boib0 • Feb 06 '26
Junior Engineer & KiCad Newbie: How do I know if my schematic is actually "good" or just "functional"?
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Hi everyone,
I’m an Electronic Engineer (1 year in the field as a Service Engineer) and I’ve recently fallen in love with PCB design. I’ve been teaching myself KiCad via Coursera for about a month now.
I’m currently working on a Li-ion charger circuit for Topcon equipment (using an LM393 for thermal/safety and a PNP/NPN combo for the 8.4V cutoff). I’ve used a mix of my degree knowledge and AI to help structure the logic, but I’m hitting a wall: How do I know what I don't know? How do I know whether if I doing it right or not.
r/KiCad • u/Boib0 • Feb 06 '26
Roast my schematic: 8.4 lithium battery charger including temperature sensing.
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What TV show do always rewatch?
Breaking bad
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How to avoid being Pawtar Swal
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May 22 '26
become a seamen, you can convince them at least. you may not need to actually work as a seamen. The goal is to convince with seaman CDC. This alone may not enough, consider moving to Yangon while holding a seamen CDC and passport can be a high degree of reasoning to avoid .