Why More Mechanical Engineers Should Work in Tech 

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Took a Gap Year to figure out what career pathway I wanted to take. Switched my mind throughout 2023-2024. Found your channel earlier this year, and it has helped me made my decision. Now I will go back to school with a firm grasp on what field I wanna dive in. With full confidence. This video also helped me alot. As well as your previous videos.

Great video! I am developing my skills in automation (robotics/mechatronics) and was concerned with the pay in the UK for robotics engineers. It's nice to see that these skills will definitely be valuable in the chip manufacturing industry, so I will have a look there to see how to break into it.

Fantastic content, bro! I'm a Mechanical Engineer student from Brazil and yours videos help a lot and inspire me

Fantastic content! It's great to see someone debunking the myth that mechanical engineers can't make it in tech. Definitely sharing this on my channel also.

I once ate some food while watching TV. I looked into the bag and the things I was eating were very small. They really were micro-chips

I admire your videos and content. Please continue inspiring Mechanical Engineers around the globe ! Best wishes !!

Awesome video about the tech industry! I definitely agree that mechanical engineers have an obligation to solve the world's most challenging problems, one of which is the advancement of microchips and technology in general for mankind

Damn that was a great video!

I am glad that I have subscribed to your channel, transferring to get a degree in ME. Your content is great.

Very helpful video! Could you please talk about thermal engineering (specialization in Mechanical Engineering)

I have completed my mechanical engineering with little to no knowledge what should I do I’m so confused somebody help me please

Did you ever mention what your masters degree was in?

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I recently interviewed with Lam Research for Bengaluru location, unfortunately I couldn't make it.

That's so good and I'm really interested in this field, but that's so hard as you can see it's National security for American and Europe and not any one can work in this companies, also if you need start your own company to design that machine you really need million of years , and really if you have the opportunity to work in ASM please send to me 🙏🏻🥺😂

Is there any way I can contact you???

I think you are talking about materials science and engineering not mechanical

Okay so just major in computer engineering