u/AwareMonke

Hardware paid significantly less than software

Is that true even at the same company? If so how big is the gap generally if you have switched from swe to a hardware role (like ASIC, FPGA analog/digital ic, RF, etc) or the other way around how big are the differences between pay and wlb? Do you notice more stability working in hardware

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u/AwareMonke — 1 day ago

Hardware paid significantly less than software

Is that true even at the same company? If so how big is the gap generally if you have switched from swe to a hardware role (like ASIC, FPGA analog/digital ic, RF, etc) or the other way around how big are the differences between pay and wlb? Do you notice more stability working in hardware

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u/AwareMonke — 1 day ago

Hardware paid much less than software

(Generally when I say hardware engineer I mean vlsi and RF)

Is that true? If so how big is the gap generally if you have switched from swe to a hardware role or the other way around how big are the differences between pay and wlb? Do you notice more stability/security working in hardware

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u/AwareMonke — 4 days ago
▲ 16 r/FPGA

Is Hardware paid much less than software?

(Generally when I say hardware engineer I mean vlsi and RF)

Is that true? If so how big is the gap generally if you have switched from swe to a hardware role or the other way around how big are the differences between pay and wlb? Do you notice more stability/security working in hardware

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u/AwareMonke — 4 days ago

Hardware paid much less than software

(Generally when I say hardware engineer I mean vlsi and RF)

Is that true? If so how big is the gap generally if you have switched from swe to a hardware role or the other way around how big are the differences between pay and wlb? Do you notice more stability/security working in hardware

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u/AwareMonke — 4 days ago

Hardware paid much less than software

(Generally when I say hardware engineer I mean vlsi and RF)

Is that true? If so how big is the gap generally if you have switched from swe to a hardware role or the other way around how big are the differences between pay and wlb? Do you notice more stability/security working in hardware

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u/AwareMonke — 4 days ago
▲ 0 r/ECE

Hardware paid much less than software

(Generally when I say hardware engineer I mean vlsi and RF)

Is that true? If so how big is the gap generally if you have switched from swe to a hardware role or the other way around how big are the differences between pay and wlb? Do you notice more stability/security working in hardware

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u/AwareMonke — 4 days ago
▲ 4 r/Salary

hwe paid less than swe

(Generally when I say hardware engineer I mean vlsi and RF)

Is that true? If so how big is the gap generally if you have switched from swe to a hardware role or the other way around how big are the differences between pay and wlb? Do you notice more stability/security working in hardware

reddit.com
u/AwareMonke — 4 days ago