In this podcast series, discussion on VLSI and its related fields is presented, focusing on recent developments and advancements in the industry. Topics such as the latest trends and innovations in semiconductor technology are explored, offering insights into the evolving landscape.
Career guidance is shared, providing practical advice for navigating the field, along with success stories that highlight the journeys of professionals who have made their mark in VLSI. Whether for students, professionals, or those interested in the subject, valuable knowledge is offered to help stay informed and succeed in this dynamic area. In this episode, we explore: 🚀 Balajee Shesadri's journey: How he started, his achievements, and what fuels his passion for education. 📱 Generational shifts: How students today approach learning differently, especially with the influence of social media. 🧠 The memorization trap: Why students forget what they’ve learned and how to foster lasting, deeper learning. 🌐 Online learning post-pandemic: Strategies for using digital resources to become independent learners. This is a must-listen for students, educators, and anyone curious about the evolving world of learning! 🎧Balajee Seshadri is an experienced consultant currently working with Infineon Technologies. With a Master of Technology in Instrumentation from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, and a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Alagappa Chettiar College of Engineering and Technology, Karaikudi, he has built an extensive career spanning 35 years. His expertise encompasses embedded hardware, VLSI, software, and training, with significant contributions in both India and the USA. Balajee has worked with reputed organizations, including HCL Limited and GDA Technologies, and has held leadership roles at firms like SAP Computers and ACCEL Automation. An accomplished author and educator, he has delivered corporate and academic training, authored books on electrical and embedded systems, and served as an industry advisor on academic boards.
