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Embedded Systems sector offers great prospects for students

By Naveen Kumar
Naveen Kumar
CEO - EMTECH FOUNDATION
Embedded systems are an inseparable part of our life. Be it home, office or on the move, we are always surrounded by embedded systems. From home appliances like television, washing machine or workplace gadgets like printers, elevators to automobiles or automatic traffic control systems, all work on embedded technologies.

Embedded systems is an emerging technology, which is attracting a lot of investors from industries like telecom, automobile and other small scale embedded systems. This growth is bringing in a lot of job opportunities in various industries- Research and development is one such sector, which is of great benefit to the Indian market because of the talent it possesses in terms of quality and quantity.

I’ve noticed a vast growth in this sector over the past few years. The students are not only attracted towards the handsome salaries that this sector offers, but also the scope for a fresher or a less experienced designer to explore his/her creativity by working on innovative projects. I would state that the freshers, especially from the electronics, computers and operating systems background have the right caliber to start ahead on embedded systems. It is the right time to join this race.

In today’s competitive Electronics market scenario, India too holds a market value but as compare to other countries we still feel that a lot needs to be done to prove our potential in electronics (R&D) domain too. EMTECH FOUNDATION came up with a little initiative to provide our young and budding engineer a platform where they can learn, experiment and express their ability to solve different problems related to our growing economy. So, we offer different courses and arrange different workshop for such engineering students and engineers from time to time.

Reader's comments(6)
1:

Sir u have hav adv tech for embedded system in ur institute?
FOR summer traing?
Posted by: nisha - 10:24 PM May 10, ' 12
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2: sir i want todo m.tech,but i am confuse between embedded and vlsi.can u suggest which branch i choose according to market ratio
Posted by: shreyas - 01:30 PM May 01, ' 12
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3: but openings are less for the freshers.
Posted by: sainath - 10:41 AM Jan 12, ' 12
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Posted by: stqensjt - 01:03 PM Nov 19, ' 11
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5: shyam news
Posted by: shyam - 10:46 AM Sep 12, ' 11
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6:
 tmjtlrxa replied to: shyam 
 post - 01:03 PM Nov 19, ' 11
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