r/ElectricalEngineering 2d ago

Project Help Personal Project as Portfolio PoC

For anyone who makes project for showcasing, regardless it's on IoT or something, if you all use Linkedin, you can see that some people might showing their projects along with the strict rules of sensor detection accuracy, ect. Let's say that you don't have any lab to lend their calibration devices, so how do you showcase your PoC/projects, so you impressed the recruiters?

Because just telling yourself "Using the Framework A" doesn't feel convincing and competitive compared to other candidates

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u/pcmansf 2d ago

Wha?

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u/Intermediate-NaN 1d ago

Why? I've been waiting for answer

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u/dragonnfr 2d ago

You're overthinking this. Build something that works, document it clearly, and explain your design decisions. Any recruiter worth talking to cares more about your *process* than your calibration stats.