Studying Computer Engineering, after experience I want to get

>>1376371
there isnt a market for computer engineers so long as they keep using rusty fucking tools like the guy in the pic

>>1376371
Ehh not really. Reality is that its expensive, especially if you want to make things beyond simple circuits. For that, you're going to need a team of people to work on big projects, and financial backing. Unless you just want to set up networks/servers in africa, then if the pay is gonna be shit but I guess its not so much about the pay at that point.

That's not a computer engineer. It's just a guy who looks like he's about to electrocute himself.

>>1376383
>nothing plugged in
>average current running through those is in the milliAmps range
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>>1376371
No, best you can do is consulting, you need a lot of experience under your belt though before anybody will give a shot about things you say.

>>1376385
Perhaps you didn't notice that he's poking around a power supply. I'm not saying he's gonna kill himself that way but he could sure as hell get a shock.

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>>1376371
its_time_to_stop.papafrankugif

>>1376371
everything moves so fast that what you are probably studying now will be unusable the next years

>>1376371

Check out gun.io. As in "hired gun." Decent site for freelancing CS types. I'm not sure if it's what you're looking for, but it's better than the shit advice these faggots are providing.

>>1376439
But that's not comp engineering. That's just being a code monkey which pretty much anyone can do.

>>1376371
I dont think this falls under the realm of freelancing but my gf's bro-in-law is a CE graduate that started making his own chipboards after college. He would buy them barebone from china and solder all the connections himself. Then hed flip them forva pretty penny until he had enough money to buy expensive laser cutting machines(he had been using toaster ovens until that point) and now he makes some good bank off of it. Also as a CE major dont you learn enough coding to do CS freelance gigs? Im an SE major and my CE buddies all say they had to learn some coding too.

>>1376488
this is very interesting. i am looking to do something extremely similar. can u tell us more about what he did / does/ plans to do?

>>1376371
>no anti static wrist strap

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>>1376667
>anti-static wrist wrap on a PSU
pls