babernet_1 said:
I am an electronics engineer that designs circuits in integrated circuits. What you need is a Masters in Electronics Engineering. It so happens that mathematical ability is your best indicator on what kind if design engineer you will be. You really have to be the best in math. Able to do calculus etc. I am in analog/communications engineering and really enjoy it. Try to specialize in your Master's degree in the field you are interested in. But a Master's in Electronics Engineering is your ticket to most anything.
Nice, thanks babernet_1, let me ask you another thing, my career even when was hard teached maths and electronic, the most practical job was programming chips X8086 and PIC microcontrolllers, actually i was part of a proyect of expantion of our computer laboritory based on X8086 was really enjoyable, i was wondering does this has something to do? or is another field? or is a activity that is not being doing anymore? can you give me some ligths?
Other question: my age? 27 years old, would i be too old to consider this kind of adventure? as i understand in America, people already got Master Degree at my age?