r/ComputerEngineering 17h ago

[Software] Advice needed

I’m currently working as an SDE at a service-based company and have 1+ year of experience. I’m applying for jobs for the past month, but I haven’t received a single interview call. I update my resume every morning and apply through Naukri, LinkedIn, and Foundit, but still haven’t received any calls.

Because of this, I’m considering pursuing a master’s degree related to electrical engineering or hardware, as I believe these fields may have less competition and could be less affected by AI-driven restructuring.

Since I have a bachelor’s degree in CSE, what hardware-related fields would be suitable for me to pursue a master’s degree in?

Don't troll me guys, plz give advice or suggestions on what to do next

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u/Turtlderp 2h ago

To be honest hiring in most fields is also quite affected by ai maybe aside from pure analog roles which may require more than a MS.

Answering your question
embedded/firmware is probably most adjacent to swe and verification jobs are probably most in abundance (with everyone pushing ai slop lol). Try to find an online msee/msece program that’s good and do it while you gain work experience in swe ideally. Pick some classes that interest you as well and do your own research