Views from a Young Electronics Engineer

Shachi Nandan Kakkar - July 18, 2012

A high school student with plans to major in computer/electronics engineering shares his views on the opportunities and challenges ahead of him, as well as on life in general as a next-generation engineer.

Dealing with rejection

05.02.2013

We have all experienced this at some point in our lives. We all fear it, have nightmares about it, and panic as it approaches. Read More...

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Driving test

02.05.2013

We will all fail at some point; our success, however, is dictated by how well we get up and dust ourselves off. Read More...

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Christmas and computers are all around us

12.12.2012

Christmas, in a way, is similar to the globalization of American computer companies. Read More...

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It’s all worth it …

10.17.2012

When that product hits the market and people love it, you swell with pride and all the hours of work, countless hours of sleep lost, and dampening of your social life seem meaningless. Read More...

Congratulations, Shachi

09.21.2012

Congratulations to Shachi on his hard work being recognized by a prestigious newspaper. Read More...

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My interest in engineering and the world of the Olympics

09.11.2012

When Michael Phelps hit the wall for his 18th medal, something jolted inside one young engineer. He realized that wanted that same excelling experience. But, instead of realizing that experience through sports, he’ll do so by enriching people’s lives with technology. Read More...

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Chess and electronics companies

08.03.2012

Chess, like electronics, is a game of great strategy -- every move must be calculated carefully and accurately. Read More...

The journeys of an electronics engineer and a basketball player

07.18.2012

The roads to success in both of these fields, although long and arduous, is rewarding if we put in the required efforts and ingenuity, coupled with innovation. Both the paths overlap in ways that are not always obvious. Read More...

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