Looking for a remote job opportunity at Electronics Lab

[ahsrabrifat]

Hi everyone,
I am Rifat. I hold a B.Sc. degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Then did jobs at different companies from 2011 to 2020. My longest tenure was with an online store that sold electronic components and had R&D facilities of its own. The company did similar to what SparkFun, Adafruit, SeedStudio, and dfrobot are doing. The only difference was that they operated locally and on a small scale. I worked as a research engineer there. There, I did many Arduino, Raspberry Pi, AVR and PIC MCU-based tutorials. I conducted MCU courses, Arduino and robotics workshops. The company's Facebook page management, answering customers' emails, live chats, etc., were my regular duties. By the way, I no longer have anything to do with them.

I have been following the electronics labs forum for a year or more. I am wondering if there are jobs available at electronics lab that are aligned with my work experience. If yes, where to contact and submit my CV, portfolio, etc.?

I hope the forum admins see this and guide me in the right direction. If there is no opportunity, I understand. No hard feelings.
B/R
Rifat

 

[Delta Prime]

where to contact and submit my CV, portfolio, etc.?

Might as well post it here…
Considering the caliber of the existing Incumbents the position you seek is not that competitive…

 

[jj_parkar95]

With your background in embedded systems, tutorials, and community engagement, you’re well aligned with roles focused on technical content, R&D support, or community engineering. Electronics Labs typically posts openings on their website or social channels, so reaching out directly via their contact page with your CV and portfolio is a good first step. You may also want to highlight your teaching and content-creation experience, as that’s often a strong fit for similar platforms.

 

[Krishna Sankhyan]

Hey! You might want to share a bit more about your skills (like PCB design, embedded systems, testing, etc.) and experience it’ll help the right people notice you. Also try checking remote roles on platforms like LinkedIn or Indeed. Good luck!