Microchip puts its courses on-line
Microchip is offering on-line courses for engineers.
Built around company products and under the umbrella of ‘Microchip University’, the courses and webcasts cover a range “diverse embedded design topics ranging from C programming to cryptography”, said the company. “Courses offer best practices for implementing a wide variety of systems such as the IoT, communication protocols like Bluetooth, USB and CAN, plus bootloaders and high-speed data analysis using FPGAs.”
For example, there are so far three courses in the embedded linux section:
Introduction – Exploring embedded Linux on the ATSAMA5D27-SOM1-EK (96 minutes)
Building your Linux development system (70 minutes)
Apr 15, 2021
Your responsibilities will include the following:
Build and retain a high caliber engineering team
Build relationships through regular one on one conversations
Remove roadblocks and interruptions to help the team perform
Work with stakeholders to gather requirements, and manage expectations
Support and develop the careers of members of the team
Support and give direction to innovation in the team
Present practical input for strategic technology decisions
Stay up to date with industry trends, and standards
Lead the Agile processes within the team
Manage the roadmap for the team, playing a key role in prioritization
Facilitate discussions in the team
Feb 15, 2021
ENVIRONMENT:The strong leadership & technical expertise of a DevOps and Security Manager is sought by a leading E-Commerce platform to build and operate large-scale systems to ensure security, high availability, and scalability of the platform. The ideal candidate requires an IT/Computer Science Degree OR at least 8 years’ relevant experience, 2+ years’ DevOps and Security leadership experience, strong hands-on experience including: Delivering web application on AWS, Configuration Management and automation, and Infrastructure as Code (CloudFormation), ECS, Kubernetes, Docker, CI/CD, Linux & ethical hacking and defensive systems (SIEM, IDS/IPS, Canaries, Fail2Ban, etc.).DUTIES:
Manage and expand the core DevOps team to support and grow the DevOps environment working closely with cross functional teams like Platform and App Engineering, Quality Assurance and Product.
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