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So in an effort to make my situation a bit easier, I've opted to move up the efforts to move Austin, TX... and honestly, I'm excited. For the first time in a long while I'm actually excited. I've been on the job search for at least 10 months, until I decided to slow things down to re-evaluate strategies, and even then I've been keeping an eye out, and honestly, even if I just end up getting something part-time, I'm excited to go to Austin. I'm already looking into meetup groups for game development and computer science and music, looking at which awesome things I can bring with me to share with the folks down there. Its a huge change, and one I'm super grateful I'm able to make. Not everyone can afford to move where they are, especially so soon after college. I intend to make the most of it. I'll keep everyone posted as to when I will be going. In the meantime, hope everyone is enjoying their weekend. Get some rest, all! #jobsearch #techindustry #gamingindustry P.S. No, I didn't forget about my promise to show work. Things are taking a bit longer than expected due to all the rapidly shifting plans. Still working on that material system for my graphics engine, my first step is replacing using tinyobjloader with assimp, that's a decently sized overhaul on its own.

When I first met Zach, I thought he was just another software developer. Until I found out he wasn't. We were both working at Qualcomm. We had an internal employee portal for idea submission. Zach had submitted one idea. It wasn't just any idea → it was different. He had not only come up with a unique concept, but he had also prototyped it. This wasn't just a sketch or a rough draft. Zach had a physical prototype of his design. But that wasn't all. He had taken circuit boards and built the hardware himself. He didn't stop at the physical design, he had written software for it too. He had single-handedly traversed multiple domains, from industrial design to web design to physical hardware. → My mind was blown. I had never met a software engineer who could transcend so many fields. I remember thinking, "How can one person do all of this?" That's when I knew Zach was special. Fast forward a few years, we're now co-founders at Yembo. Zach's multi-domain expertise continues to amaze me and drive our success.

Pet project: Apple online store The technology stack utilized for this project comprises HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It is a pet project website focusing on Apple products. The website includes a main page showcasing various products and a dedicated product page. Users can filter and sort products based on price using intuitive functionalities. The technology stack utilized for this project comprises HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It is a raining project website focusing on Apple products. The website includes a main page showcasing various products and a dedicated product page. Users can filter and sort products based on price using intuitive functionalities. Skills: HTML5 · Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) · JavaScript Link

Here's Something amazing you probably don't know... Would you believe it, that the so mighty and tech genius known as Steve Jobs never wrote a single line of code? still baffles me how that guy handles a team of engineers, programmers and designers without the knowledge to code, but he was technical enough to alter, change and add to other designs. Yet Steve is routinely held up as the most visionary of tech visionaries. I believe what he knew how to do best was bring out the best in people who are the best at what they do, and that translated to the rise of one of the biggest and innovative brand of our time, Apple Inc. Maybe this is the cue for someone to know that what you do matters, you might not be in a job role that pays the most or has the greatest perks and reward, but become so good at whatever you do you can hardly be ignored. What's something new you've discovered this week that you think I should know, share with me in the comment section, I'll love to read them. #amazingfacts #digitalcommunications #apple #stevejobs #programming #code #begood

🔍📱 𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐞’𝐬 𝐔𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞! 🌐🍏 Did you know? Apple's not just stopping at 𝟓𝐆 - they're already eyeing the realms of 𝟔𝐆 technology! 🚀🔮 In a quest for the next-gen frontier, they're hiring top-notch engineers to shape the future of connectivity. 🛠️🔬 The job listing spills the beans - Apple's on a mission to design and model a 𝟔𝐆 reference architecture! 🎨💡 But hold your horses, the 𝟔𝐆 standard is a futuristic gem, 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐧𝐨 𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝟐𝟎𝟑𝟎. 🚫 ⏳ The speed race continues, and Apple is geared up for the ride! 🚗💨 Who else is ready to ride the 6G wave? 🏄♂️🍏 #TechRevolution #6GInnovation #futureisnow #6G #speed

Design for Devs - 1 Building upon my last post, I know glassmorphism is making a comeback. Thanks to the Apple Vision pro Design System. And a trend I'm seeing these days is to give gradient borders to give that glass a shine from a specific direction. It's all fin and games once the devs start implementing it and find out that this is going to be a challenge. How to give a border gradient 1 - Use border image 2- Use two layers of divs with the first div having a bg color as the gradient Drawbacks to each technique 1- You can't use border radius with border image (yet) 2- You can't give opacity to the child div as the bg-gradient from the parent div will start overlapping So next time, keep this in mind before giving those shiny gradients to your glass cards. OR, lemme know if I've wasted my precious time writing this post. P.S: As I'm writing this down, I do feel like I should make a video instead. Would be easier to explain. Thoughts? #applevisionpro #glassmorphism #frontend #design

🚀 Get Hired by Apple! 🔥 (Here’s a secret that can help you. Think Like Them) Apple is known for its sleek, intuitive interfaces. Try recreating some of their iconic components yourself. It's a fantastic learning experience that pushes your design boundaries. Take it from me—I recently recreated the iconic MacOS Dock component from scratch. Why? Just for fun, out of pure curiosity and a desire to understand their design philosophy. By tackling projects like this, you not only develop valuable skills but also gain a deeper understanding of Apple's design language. Who knows, maybe one day your passion and dedication will catch their eye. But even if it doesn't, you'll still walk away with a sharpened skill set and a newfound appreciation for Apple's design process. Let me know in the comments what you think! 💬 Repost this tip for your network. Thank you! #GetHired #Apple #DesignThinking #UXDesign #CareerTips #TechInnovation #LinkedInLearning #GrowthMindset #ProductDesign #MacOS #Job

Hello LinkedIn Community 👋, I am thrilled to share a significant milestone in my professional journey – the launch of my new portfolio website! 🎉 This platform not only showcases my proficiency in Verilog designing, RTL (Register-Transfer Level) design, and verification but also reflects my commitment to upskilling in frontend development. In the realm of digital circuit design, I've honed my expertise in Verilog, a powerful hardware description language that forms the backbone of digital systems. My journey into RTL design and verification has given me a deep understanding of creating efficient and high-performance digital circuits. This newfound skillset complements my Verilog skills, allowing me to not only design cutting-edge digital circuits but also create user-friendly and visually appealing interfaces. Building my portfolio website was a process that resonates with the principles I value: consistency and progress. Staying consistent in my efforts, dedicating time each day to learn and practice, has been instrumental in achieving this milestone. The journey might seem daunting at times, but with determination and a growth mindset to build my strong career. I invite you to explore my website, where you'll find not only my projects and achievements but also the narrative of growth and evolution. Let's connect and discuss the exciting intersections of technology, design, and personal growth. Your insights and feedback mean a lot to me as I navigate this multifaceted journey. 🌱🌍 Link to My Portfolio Website : https://lnkd.in/gwJgSs7w SRIRAM PARTHASARATHY Ramesh A Dinesh D. TAMILSELVI A #TechJourney #Verilog #RTLDesign #FrontendDevelopment #PortfolioWebsite #Consistency #GrowthMindset #TechEvolution #SelfDelopment A month went productive #August

🚀 Engineers, it's time to bring on the laughs this #EngineersWeek! Share your best engineering meme or GIF that never fails to crack you up. The most hilarious entry, chosen by our panel of engineering recruiters, wins a pair of Apple AirPods Pro (2nd gen)! The winner will be announced next week! 🎉 How to Enter: 1. Like & share this post 👍 2. Comment below with your best meme, image, or gif

If you're the kind of wizard who knows the ins and outs of partition level P&R implementation, from nailing down floorplanning and clock distribution to conquering power distribution and timing closure..then Imagine working on the forefront of innovation, creating extraordinary Apple products that shape the future (BTW have you seen our new Vision Pro product?).  With your strong grasp of physical design construction and analysis flows, you'll be unstoppable here at Apple.  Connect with me and let’s chat about our new SoC PD – P&R openings! #PnR #P&R #placeandroute #chiplevel #blocklevel #floorplanning #flowmethodology #netlist #GDS2 #VLSI #PhysicalDesign #SOC #SOCPD #ASIC #Methodology #STA #machinelearning #cadence #Apple #synopsis #Siemens #Intel #Marvell #Nvidia #Meta #Google #Amazon #Broadcom #Qualcomm #SamsungSemiconductor #Samsung #AMD #DAC #SNUG #CDN #electricalengineering #python #tcl #perl #verilog #Primetime #Fusioncompiler