Arun Ganesan is an Embedded Systems Engineer at Ford Motor Company.
Arun obtained his Bachelor’s and Master’s in Electrical Engineering from the University of Arizona. He then started working at Ford Motor Co. as an Analytical Programmer due to his knowledge in Matlab programming.
Arun started writing Matlab scripts for durability analysis which then expanded to systems level analysis. At that point he jumped to being Systems Engineer. Arun continued with Matlab programming as well as C# programming - this is where he got exposed to Embedded Systems.
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“When I was small, I would always tinker around with electronics and take things apart and put them back until I got yelled at for doing things like that. That was my interest. When I was 17, My dad and I had a talk and he said, Why not electric engineering?”
“Digital design is designing the logic within a CPU. You’re always working on the same framework. The same set of rules apply. In analog design, its more real-world based. You’re using circuits to solve real world problems.”
“The code goes with the hardware. C# is just for the application on windows. The actual code that goes on the transmission or on the chip is C.”
—Arun Ganesan
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Introductory online course to embedded systems: https://www.coursera.org/learn/introduction-embedded-systems?
This course is a 3-part course offered by UT Austin
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