Can Analyst share guide to make a semiconductor product startups?

Hi folks, I am a final year student from a Tire 3 college and I am really confused about which path should I choose I have solid experience as a backend developer using Django and made several projects using it but I am not very interested in doing SDE unless the project I am working on is really good I know the fundamentals of cloud computing and I am also interested in learning more. I am pursuing ETC Engineering so I also have a fundamental knowledge of microprocessors and microcontrollers which I can utilize as an IoT engineer but there are not a lot of jobs in IoT as of now. I am confused about which one should I focus on more, will be better for me and help me find a job. Or should I leave everything and start learning embedded? Please help I am fucked.

Hi guys, I have done my Masters in Solid Sate Electronic materials from IIT Roorkee and am currently working as an embedded developer. With the semiconductor boom on the way, how can I change my line of work to designing and fabrication of ICs. Any pointers on what companies I can apply to or courses I can take to be eligible for taking up these roles. Thanks in advance.

Hi am writing this to understand whats the flow and how people are interviewing right now These are my plans 1. DSA / algo grinding 2. Learn system design Kindly write your recent interview experiences..

To the people who've experienced both ends of spectrum, as an new grad, which is better overall?

I am in a service based company and after going through a straight up learning phase, I think I can crack product based company interview but they deny a chance. Am I at fault somewhere or is it just recession?

Hi Grapeviners, I would like to hear some suggestions on what should I do next. I am an non-IT engineering graduate, got into an MNC (witch) for 3.5LPA, was onboarded for a support role after clearing all mandatory trainings and tests, where majority of my work revolves around filling Excel sheets and scheduling support calls. After a lots of struggle I was relieved from that project(after 1year 5 months). After that I joined a python automation script development team My current python team is going very well, i get to dirty my hands with code in python. It's been 6months in python team. Over all 2years spend in same company, when I try to switch for other company, I feel like I'm no where close to their requirements, my only skill is python application automation using respective modules, with months of experience. Most of the roles I see are having different different combinations of tools and technologies. I also know medium level DSA. Please suggest what should I do so that I can switch companies.

Curious to learn about what sectors will see more action in the run up to 2030 where we are slated to become a $5trn economy and lots of companies have done Capex investments across sectors. What specific sectors, companies (listed or startups ) will benefit. Collective logic and name taking might help us all

What questions would you ask to evaluate if you should join an early stage startup in this market? The objective is to ensure job longevity, avoid getting laid off and experience a reasonable amount of growth. Is there anything else that we can do apart from asking questions to the company folks?

Let's ignore what's wrong with startups, keep this an optimistic thread. Which startups make you excited about their future? The ones that have cracked product, GTM, model, or something else. Name the best Indian startups :)