[SI-LIST] Re: What do you do?
- From: "Itzhaki, Dori" <dori.itzhaki@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "Signal Integrity Mailing List" <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 16:51:17 +0300
This is how I usually describe what a "Signal Integrity Engineer" does:
Helping to improve communication between devices. While they all speak
the same language, they have different accents and are located in a
noisy neighborhood. We make sure a fluent conversation happen.
Btw, assuming no grammar/spelling mistakes ... :)
Fortunately, (:)), they speak faster every year, each time their accent
is getting worse and drives all the neighborhood crazy ...
Dori Itzhaki
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Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 5:11 PM
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Subject: [SI-LIST] What do you do?
Sorry if this is a little off-task, but ABOUT the most perplexing
problem I've had for a while is answering the question "So, what do you
do?". I faced this again while buying a dirt bike in the panhandle of
Idaho - not a place exactly full of E-mag expertise (though maybe a
certain eastern Washingtoner might have relatives there?). After years
of blank looks, I've never found a good answer. I mostly resort to "I
design computers" or something like that. Does anyone have a good SHORT
explanation of what a "Signal Integrity Engineer" does, for the general
public, who think "fast busses" is an oxymoron? I recently heard of
"Microwave Plumber" and am thinking that comes pretty close!
Thanks,
Jeff Loyer
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