Hey guys/gals,
So one of my biggest interests upon going to school for electronics engineering (2 year diploma) was the microcontroller programming. I read, practice, and experiment it at home as a hobby as well. My question is how hard would it be to get a job as a hardware programmer?
I didn't go to university. Any advanced or special programming skills I learned from forums or online textbooks. So would I automatically be opted out of any sort of interview (would an employer even bother with my resume?) or is it possible to get hired based on experience or the skills I list on my resume even if I only have a 2 year technicians diploma?
brutal answers welcome :/
So one of my biggest interests upon going to school for electronics engineering (2 year diploma) was the microcontroller programming. I read, practice, and experiment it at home as a hobby as well. My question is how hard would it be to get a job as a hardware programmer?
I didn't go to university. Any advanced or special programming skills I learned from forums or online textbooks. So would I automatically be opted out of any sort of interview (would an employer even bother with my resume?) or is it possible to get hired based on experience or the skills I list on my resume even if I only have a 2 year technicians diploma?
brutal answers welcome :/