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New Member, Please introduce yourself
jagwire64:
Hi all,
Tom from Virginia, USA...I'm not in the industry, I just enjoy fixing things. Recently I started repairing old computer boards and fell down a rabbit hole. Should have been an EE instead of an attorney, maybe in another life. I have been lurking for quite a while and I have learned a lot. The education continues...
Lowkus:
Mark from Redmond, WA, USA. I've been lurking on this site for a few years now. My day job is programming and it drains the life out of me. I'm hoping eventually to design some new products that I can sell and earn enough to escape having to work a day job. Not just for the money though, I like the idea of creating new electronic devices.
twistedpair:
Andrew from Adelaide, Australia.
Electronics Technician working in hardware / firmware development environments for the last three decades, most recently in the Aerospace, Science and Engineering sectors.
I have and interest in prototyping, test & measurement and all things retro.
ekoloski:
Hi All,
Ed from the USA here. I am not in the industry outside of a few PCB layouts that I've been commissioned to produce. I have been a hobbyist for many years though, and a ham radio operator for just about as long (KC2FNA). I have been a lurker on the forum for quite a while and would like to see what I can contribute back to the community.
I've been tinkering with circuits since for many years. Lately I've been working on a few nixie tube related projects, but my past has ranged from home automation to vacuum tube amplifiers, to test equipment modification and all sorts of obscure tangents. Aside from that I tend to try to repair any broken device I come across.
elshazlio:
Hello. I am an undergraduate Electronics Engineering student and I hate math, physics, and circuits \$\Omega\$. I find the semiconductor industry interesting as it sits at the cutting edge of human progress and development. I want to be there, right on the edge. So I want to work in a premiere semiconductor company like TSMC, Arm, Mediatek, Qualcomm, NVIDIA, or Apple.
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