Alright, my friend, I see you have directly posted your salary—18,000 Yuan per month. This figure is very realistic for someone who has worked as a PLC engineer for ten years; it can even be said to reflect the typical state of this industry: not starving, but also not getting rich; steady progress relies entirely … Read more
Whether C++ programmers need certification cannot be generalized, but it can be analyzed from multiple dimensions to uncover its underlying logic and value. Unlike traditional beliefs, in today’s job market, “certification” for C++ programmers is not a mandatory ticket for entry, but a strategic “investment.” Its necessity depends on your career stage, goals, and the … Read more
People often ask me: Teacher, after I finish learning microcontrollers, if I don’t want to work in a company, what else can I do? Some students even say that if they see programming in Chinese for microcontrollers, they will be kicked out during interviews.In fact, behind this question often lies uncertainty and anxiety about the … Read more
In today’s rapidly evolving technology landscape, robots have transitioned from science fiction to real-world production and life, sparking a comprehensive revolution across industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and agriculture. At the core of this revolution, AI vision technology acts as the “intelligent eye” of robots, enabling machines to perceive their environment and make precise … Read more
Click the blue text PLC Automation Hub Follow us “Sorry, your education does not meet our minimum requirements.” This phrase is like a standardized caliper, coldly measuring every electrical engineer with a diploma from a vocational school. It cannot quantify how standard your drawings are, how exquisite your PLC programs are, nor how many all-nighters … Read more
As someone entering the field of embedded development, you have likely been surrounded by such voices. Looking at job postings where Linux developers earn monthly salaries of twenty to thirty thousand, and then glancing at the “pitiful” salaries for microcontroller positions, your passion surges—it’s as if choosing the right technical path holds the key to … Read more
Good news continues to come in, and the journey is far from over! In the recently concluded “2024-2025 National Youth Labor Skills and Intelligent Design Competition National Finals,” five members of our school’s AI Robotics Club achieved remarkable results, winning4 silver medals and 1 bronze medal, showcasing our students’ technological literacy and comprehensive strength on … Read more
On-Site Pain Points: Fragmented Skills, Low Value In the workshop, I’ve seen too many PLC programmers who can write a few segments of ladder logic and adjust parameters, but struggle with complex projects. When equipment malfunctions, they panic, and project timelines drag on, leading employers to be reluctant to offer high salaries. The biggest issue … Read more
In today’s rapidly advancing technology landscape, embedded systems serve as a bridge connecting hardware and software, widely applied in various fields such as the Internet of Things, smart homes, and automotive electronics. For job seekers with technical aspirations, entering a major company to work in embedded development is undoubtedly an attractive career choice. However, the … Read more
Recently, I’ve received numerous messages from students asking, “I made a smart car/temperature detector/electronic clock, can I include it in my resume?” Seeing these familiar questions reminds me of myself ten years ago. Today, let’s discuss what kind of embedded projects are worthy of a prime spot on your golden resume! Beware of These ‘Ineffective … Read more