| I have been doing embedded and application level development in industry for 10 years. |
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| Think of myself as programmer of scientific instrumentation. (20 years) More of an Agile/Scrum trainer these days, wanting to get back to more programming again. Want to apply it to eco sustainability challenges.
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| Former Naval Officer, 23 years in software industry |
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| Taking a risk-based approach to developing device software reminds me of previous experience mountaineering. I also find that association amusing. |
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| I really enjoy music - both listening and recording. Since I also like writing programs for embedded systems, I have written a program for a Raspberry Pi that will rate the quality of a vinyl record on a scale of 1-10.
I sometimes enjoy writing python scripts that generate music that only a computer could reproduce, but the music generated is never good. |
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| I love to learn, I'm always reading to improve my practice |
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| I was educated as an electrical engineer and learned programming along the way as a necessity. |
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| I have spent the last 17 years working as a Sales Engineer where my programming duties were 1/4 of my workload mostly centered around developing SW to automate testing of HW, creating demo/POC applications to reveal ROI of business use cases for HW/SW solutions, and creating demos for development teams. Recently I accepted a position with Engineering as a full-time Firmware/Software Engineer, this recent move will allow me to build upon the basic programming experiences that I have had to date. So some concepts of this course will be new to me and I am eager to jump in and learn. I have a BS in Computer/Science and Engineering. |
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| I was in web development using C# and JS for 2 years before moving to embedded systems development |
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| I studied electrical engineering and worked as a hardware developer for 7 years before starting software development. |
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| I really know what a stackpointer is and what an interrupt is. |
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| My programming focus is on hardware related stuff of embedded systems, mainly audio. |
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| I'm the only one within my software department who doesn't work at the software inside our products. Instead I'm responsible for more or less everything else. These are of course external drivers to access our products but also factoring tools, test tools, adminstration tools etc.. |
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| I am doing a survey right now :) |
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| protocol stack developmnet for cellular technologies 2G-4G, e-CAll development, LwM2M |
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| I also work on open source Rust crates |
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| I'm a relatively junior engineer and am interested in learning how to develop software more efficiently and cleanly. |
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| i work in Ypsomed in the product development department. we are developing a insulin patch pump. i currently do not implement software anymore, as i have taken the role of the PO for the embedded SW. |
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| i work in Ypsomed in the product development department. we are developing a insulin patch pump. i currently do not implement software anymore, as i have taken the role of the PO for the embedded SW. |
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| I have started my career as a Hardware developer and decided to change to Embedded Linux device driver developer. After a year, I started to work with SoC (VHDL + Embedded Linux + C programming), where I spent 2 years.
Nowadays I work mainly with C for embedded environments. |
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| I like collaboration instead internal competition |
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| I have a lovely Bengal cat who occasionally uses my legs as his scratching posts and my arms as his chew toys. |
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| got into tdd (desktop, smalltalk) 20003 and it breathed new life into my career; ten years ago worked on an eXtreme programming team on smalltalk and c++ embedded linux, first exposure to TDD embedded linux. We used fitnesses. This is my first TDD bare metal time. Enjoying rust. Left C/C++ in the rear view mirror a decade ago, hoping I can pivot back to them in class, or pair in or use rust. |
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| Experienced Embedded Software Engineer, Technology Translator and Woodworker Wannabe |
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| university degree in computer science ~15 years ago. embedded software engineer in medical and space business. |
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| I have worked before starting at Ypsomed as a working student at a Cyber Security Department. Where I have been working on the generation of generic IDS rules.
I am working as a DevOps Engineer at Ypsomed. |
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| I like the challenge of getting unit tests working in legacy code. I'm humbled that more programmers don't currently do TDD. |
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| Started my career in SW industry as QA (4) then did MS and CS and worked as technical support engineer for a couple of years. R&D application engineer for last 6 years where I was using little bit of shell scripting while working on linux platform for network adapters. Role at GF is of verification engineer and where I have to automate tests using python and need to do database integration and use Github for CI-CD. |
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| I like technology but i really enjoy unplugging |
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| Im into paleontology |
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| I have been in the SW industry for over 30 years. Mainly working on embedded systems in regulated environments. Most recently I was Head of R & D at Conduent CH, makers of Fare Collection Systems.
My coding experience start in C++, then moved to Jave and then to C#.
Most of my work over the past 10 years has focused on leading teams and driving organisations towards agility. I am a certified in SAFe, LeSS, Scrum.
Currently at Ypsomed I lead a team of Embedded Software Engineers but most of my time is working as an Agile coach supporting the Agile Transformation.
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| 55 years old / married / 2 children / electrical engineer / SW for telecommunication, automation, ATM, medical technology in the past / like reading and cooking / will become a ypsomed team member beginning of next month |
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| I have worked before starting at Ypsomed as a working student at the Cyber Security Department at Siemens. Where I have been working on the generation of generic IDS rules.
I am working as a DevOps Engineer at Ypsomed. |
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| I am an Electrical Engineering graduate who shifted into Verification work and enjoys it more than what came before it. Programming was once a dreaded thing to practice but has become one of my favorite things to do. |
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| Play Chess? |
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| 30 years old Swiss, who lives in Bern (Switzerland) and enjoys playing online chess. |
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| I like riding bikes! |
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| I have a background of mechantronics and electrical engineering, but during studies always focused on the "hardware/software interface".
I don't have much experience of nice greenfield SW development (e.g. creating a SW Module from scratch). But I consider myself to have good debugging skills, as I worked in a very late stage project in the atuomotive area, where had a lot of bugs and little knowledge about the ideas behind different implementations. |
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| I'm passionate about developing quality software, done "right" the first time so it can be used forever. What better way to save time than to reuse software you know you can trust? |
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| I'm an embedded software engineer. I worked several years in with real time hard-constraint software for radio communication. I'm now working since 2.5 years in the medical field. |
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| involved in instrumentation system testing, regression testing, R&D development prototype testing |
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| I like PC games, strong lift training |
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| I like to work with software close to the hardware. As a hobby project I have built some smart home gadgets that I control with OpenHAB. |
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| I work on N-Tier client-server applications, including microservice architecture, Database integration via ORM |
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| work closely with hardware, system and manufacturing to make the products friendly, reliably and meet customer's uses |
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| I enjoy being active (hiking, running, golf), (re)learning to play guitar and travelling |
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| I'm a softwaedeveloper with focus on algorithmic development |
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| I'm a softwaedeveloper with focus on algorithmic development |
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| Outside of work, I also enjoy writing software. I have recently started experimenting with the game programming. I hold the code written in my personal time to the same high stanadards that I hold the code written at work, and share many techniques and processes between the two. Working in different problem domains gives me new perspectives which can help me solve new problems.
When I'm not writing software, I enjoy camping with my family, and snowboarding with my friends. |
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| electronic engineer |
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| Like tinkering and solving problems. Can enjoy looking for bugs in my code :) |
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| Mechatronics engineer who has primarily worked with motion control within oil/gas and military industry. |
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| Varied background from electronic, test development and embedded programming. Only worked 100% on embedded prog. in current work place. |
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| I have worked webbased application, embedded system. Also experience in threading and SQL. |
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| I do not have much experience with proper software development approaches. I am curious and enjoy learning new concepts. I like the challenge to make my code work and look for bugs. |
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| 1) I am a smartass.
I was a computer science lecturer for a year (Datbases,Design Patterns,C++) , I enjoy complex challenges and I like understanding the 'why' of almost anything I use. I did a bachelor's degree in (technical) computer science in 2008, taught at the same place in 2019-2020. Was very happy to help introduce the concept of unit-testing. in 2019 I worked with some PhD students and helped make their code more testable/reproducable/documented,and porting Matlab code into C/C++.
I prefer to adhere to the unix philosophy, small simple programs, well tested, functional (no side effects and deterministic) whenever possible which means properly structuring code. Out of my 13.5 year career so far, 11 were in C# and 2.5 in C/C++. I shifted to C++ because C# was not sufficiently challenging anymore and too much focus is on 'simple' administrative systems in most C# heavyweight companies. |
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| Self-educated programmer |
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| I love being outdoors |
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| I like pizza. |
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| I am into amateur radio, maths and cryptography |
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| Controls Engineer. |
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| Software developer with great experience in the automotive industry. |
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| I like golf and beer (hear you are on Untapped :)) |
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| I'm also a musician, I enjoy running and the outdoors. I read a lot of books. I enjoy making hardware-firmware hobby projects in my spare time with micro-controllers and embedded linux systems. |
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| All my experience is on embedded systems, worked with several micro-controllers such as PIC's, AVR's, etc.
Main experience with DSP, energy management, motion control. |
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| I've never written tests for my code beofre |
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| Love to learn and ask questions. |
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| Working as embedded software architect. |
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| DO NOT PROVIDE ANY CONFIDENTIAL, SENSITIVE OR EMBARRASSING INFORMATION IN YOUR REPLIES. |
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| background in Firmware/Embedded.
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| I like dogs, games, and pancakes, in no particular order |
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| ~13 years of C experience at prior company; using C++ at new company with prior experience in grad school. |
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| I like to read architecture and design books |
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| Firmware engineer, looking to strengthen my skills in C++ |
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| I am working as a SW architect and depending on the project, also develop components. Often analyzing issues with rare occurrences and develop test strategies for long term tests to find a solution. |
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| My role was customization/support of protocol stack delivered from a supplier. Therefore I wasn't coding much in my current role, and I now perform the role of scrum master additionally. |
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| engineer for telekommunication, but not for informatik, I got used to programming in the company for hardware related topics, like power saving, battery charging and the last year to support the audio functionality in our projects. |
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| Working since years in embedded software development mostly in hardware related areas. |
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| i am working for HW related issues. |
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| Since several your in specialized in hardware related software development. |
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| I'm a specialist for hardware related software (Device Drivers in general, Interface Driver and Protocol (e.g. USB), Operating System) and system debugging (Multi-Core real-time debugging via JTAG, Post Mortem Analysis). |
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| I'm an old man if you know what I mean ;-) |
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| I hope you know me by how :) |
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| I don't code much anymore - in management |
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| Manager of HW/FW group |
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| I've lived a number of places, NC, NW Jersey, Chicago, SLC, Fl, Madison Wi, pvt pilot, musician, Married with cats! |
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| Optimistic developer - still believe my code should compile on first try and run without bugs the first time :-) |
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