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Engineer Survey: Skills, Topics, & Preferences

The electrical engineers, academics, and students who read Circuit Cellar hail from a wide range locations across the globe, such as the US, Brazil, India, The Netherlands, Germany, the UK, and Japan. Despite having different languages and cultures, the readers share a common dedication to and passion for electrical engineering.

This is a portion of our survey results. Link to the full set of results below.

In late 2012, we surveyed a random sample of more than 1,000 members of our community on their technical interests and preferences. We asked questions such as the following: How often do you solder? How many milliamps have you felt? Do you know more than three programming languages? Do you use FPGAs? Which companies make the best embedded products? And more!

Check out the results.

Read CC25 for more survey information, as well as interesting essays on the past, present, and future electrical engineering by engineers, business leaders, professors, and students.

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Engineer Survey: Skills, Topics, & Preferences

by Circuit Cellar Staff time to read: 1 min