Where do I go from here?
I want to break in to the field of DSP development. When I studied for my BS at Cal my focus was signals and systems. I did take the Discrete Time Signal Processing course, the only one offered at the undergrad level for DSP. But, since I graduated in Dec of 2003 I have not been able to find employment doing DSP design. I have designed embedded systems in C and Assembly. However, I was laid off June 30 and cannot find work.
My question is what tools should I get experience with in order to obtain employment? I'd like to do Pro Audio, designing effects and/or compression algorithms. I cannot get any answers from the businesses to which I've applied. The job descritptions typically require 5 yrs DSP development experience.
I'm really frustrated! Should I go back for a Master's in EE? Should I spend a small fortune on development tools? I'd like to do development work with Sharc processors. Do I need to use Matlab?
How does one break in to this field?
Thanks for any advice,
Greg
Hi,
Unfortunately, we do not have any advice we can offer in this regard. Hopefully someone in the community may be able to offer assistance.
regards,
Craig.
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