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Might as well give this a shot.

I want to get out of my current field and do something I can be happy with for a company I can feel good about. I'm currently in the SE US, but want to move back to mid-Atlantic/ North East. Remote is good too.

I have over 10 years of experience of various odd jobs in the embedded electronics space. I'm often moved around as I pick things up quickly and give insight others find valuable.
I've done FPGA verification, FPGA design, software and hardware reverse engineering. I have at least some experience with most standard embedded communication protocols and am very at home in electronics labs. I've recently been self teaching web dev using #Flask. I know #VHDL , #python , a bit rusty on #tcl , #c , and #cpp.
#FediHire #getfedihired

This #VHDL code is producing low outputs when I'm expecting high. Guess I'll just invert the signal instead of looking into the actual problem. Surely this won't cause problems later and result in 2 hours of debugging. Surely not... :blobcatfacepalm: