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Processors & DSP greg.nelson Sep 5, 2009 00:00 2 replies Original on forum ↗
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greg.nelson Question
Sep 5, 2009 00:00

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

ADIApproved Reply
Nov 18, 2009 00:00

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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Aug 2, 2018 00:00

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