What kind of skills required for r&d field
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Yashavanth Gowda M. asked a question to Talita T.
Category: Role Description
Date asked: Tuesday, December 14, 2021
Last reviewed: Saturday, November 25, 2023
Talita T.
Technical Specialist SoC Engineer
Hi, the R&D field is very broad. So, it does depend on the exact area you are interested in. However, having good technical skills, coding skills are very important. Also, a problem-solving mindset is a must. Lastly, even though not always highlighted, communication skills are very important, since usually, you will be working with several colleagues for devising a solution to a problem.
Tuesday, December 21, 2021
Sandrine H.
Employer Brand Ops and Innovation Lead
hi @Lindsey , @Remi , @Stefanos please share your views too!
Thursday, November 23, 2023
Remi M.
Software Engineer
Hi!
I agree with Talita and I'd also add that it depends on the position. So I can recommend you Yashavanth to read the job offers which are interesting to you and learn the technologies which are mentioned there.
Lastly, as Talita said, soft skills are important as well!
Saturday, November 25, 2023
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