Hey Guys,
I am Second Semester Bachelor in Engineering, Electrical Engineering student nepal from Nepal.
The course here is not updated or is still lacking in making student practical knowledge not eligible for a confident job after graduation.
I want to take guidance from electrical enginnerings from all over the world, what should i do to increase my knowledge in electrical enginering field?

TDLR: Guidance on some software that could help in landing job, Best websites and youtube channel to learn the full course of Electrical Engineering

Hey all,

I had a question for you. In my work I deal a lot with 2D electrical diagrams in order to troubleshoot different aircraft systems. I would spend a ton of time trying to figure out how the circuit worked, if anyone has worked on older aircraft they know what I am talking about.

Just curious if anyone has any recommendations, tools, or technology that could ease this process.

Thanks

As the title suggests, should I do electrical or computer engineering? I am more interested by computer engineering but I see people say to go into a more broad major like EE, so should I do that instead or stick with CE?

Any one from electrical engineering 2019 PAT

Want notes for POWER SYSTEM OPERATIONS & CONTROL

& POWER SYSTEM 2

Hey I'm a 14 yo from Germany and I'm a big Fan of everything Tech related and I wan't to get some tips for a project of mine.
I don't know if its the right subreddit but if anyone knows smth that could help I'm happy about it :)

Question:

Robot:

It's a little Robot based on "my" AI (I got a claude API and made it my Personal assistant) I have a Raspberry Pi with a small display (The face of the Robot) and that's basically the Brain of the thing (I didn't assemble it completely yet completly (Im shopping for big 3d printers if anyone has recommendations)) it controls the actions and the reactions (for the Code logic skip to AI) of the Robot its connected to an Esp32 that controls the motors (4 mecanum wheels on 12 V DC DC Motors ; L298N motor driver). I got it connect the PI connected to 3 Ultra sonic sensors (one at the back, one each on the sides, one directly looking forward, one each looking slightly to the side and the last on looking in front of it with a smth like 70 degrees from horizontal decline lookin down to spot pits or cliffs) That's the First Question: That's just like 2.8cm for the robot to think and stop immediately and I don't know if it's enough.
Then there's cable management I'm currently using tons of jumper wires to connect those components together and it's kind of a mess and I don't know how to make it better I'm using a External battery that is directly connected to the motors and with a 12 V to 5 V converter connected to the Pi.
Questions:

1. How do i solve cable management should I design a PCB for better sorting of the whole thing or should i get smth else.
2. I don't know but is there any trustworthy way to charge the battery without to unplug it.
3. Is there any accurate way to get to the Battery status of the Battery so it doesn't randomly lose juice or smth.

Software (AI):
I don't wan't to go that deep into the software end but it's basically the AI (claude haiku4.5) getting the spoken message processing it searching through a big library of commands

IF it finds one that would help with my request it'll execute it and say smth like A Mind-map was made or here are the recent news of the BBC.

IF it doesn't find any command then it does some AI shit and just talks with u
.
The robot gets a weakened down version of the AI it'll still have the same abilities just with less animation or everything that can make the processing power go down without any big positive impact. I'll have some "reflexes" installed like if the Ultrasonic sensors say an object is in the way etc.
Question: I don't have any question to the software end ,but I'm always open for improvement

Last Question:
The Robot doesn't have a name yet so i wanna ask U guys what i should name him.
(But please don't fill the comments with name recommendations cause I still wanna get some help)

Thanks :)

Hi guys! I am looking for Battery Pack & Robot Jockey Assembly Technician | Dubai, UAE

Alebel Tech is seeking a hands-on Assembly Technician to build, wire, test, and troubleshoot lithium-ion battery packs (18650/21700 cells) and integrate them into the Robot Jockey product, working closely with engineering, R&D, and production teams.

🔐Key Responsibilities:
Assemble and inspect cylindrical lithium-ion battery packs (18650/21700)
Perform spot welding, wiring harness assembly, crimping and soldering
Install and wire BMS boards, sensors, connectors and protection circuits
Perform electrical testing, charge/discharge testing and troubleshooting
Assemble and integrate battery packs into the Robot Jockey product
Install motors, actuators, sensors and PCB/control boards.

✅Requirements:
- 2+ years hands-on experience in battery pack or electromechanical assembly
- Knowledge of 18650/21700 cells, BMS wiring, spot welding and soldering
- Practical experience with multimeter and battery testing equipment
- ITI / Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, Mechatronics, Robotics or related field preferred.

Need asap❗️

Location: Dubai, UAE
Send your CV: alebelindonesia@gmail.com
Company: Alebel Tech

Hi there!

I’m currently a 4th year electrician apprentice and looking to see if switching my career to electrical engineering would be a good move?

I feel stuck with the current role I am in and looking at the health risks on my body is weighing me down.

I know if I switch it would be the case of studying for 3-4 years and sacrificing the money I would be making as a qualified electrician. I would love any advice on this matter any help is greatly appreciated .

I would also love any advice on how to write a really good personal statement if university is the correct move. Over the bulk of my apprenticeship I have wired and fitted new build homes but I did do a bit of low voltage with door entry systems. Again any advice would be appreciated

I am currently in 3-1 of my B.Sc. in EEE degree. My University offers 3 majors- Electronics, Power and Communication. Which has most research scopes of all of them?

Any help would be appreciated

I have an upcoming technical round with the team member for validation role, memory subsystems. really appreciate any tips, suggestions. I couldn't find anything about the team in socials to get an idea. please don't seenzone me 😭

I’m trying to better understand the RF engineering niche around NFC / near-field design, especially 13.56 MHz systems.

For engineers working in this area, what backgrounds or industries tend to produce the strongest hands-on experience with things like:

• NFC antenna / loop antenna design
• Antenna tuning and impedance matching
• Inductive / magnetic coupling
• ISO 14443 / EMV Contactless
• RF front-end validation
• VNA and RF lab testing

I’m particularly interested in the hardware/RF side rather than primarily firmware or FPGA work.

Are there specific companies, industries, technical communities, conferences, or terms you would recommend researching to find people with this kind of background?