'Core analog IP design practical experience from a professional's perspective + appeal strategies from a recruitment perspective' can be seen as the key.
That is why we strive to gain such practical experience through IDEC, ETRI, or government-funded circuit design training programs.
However, when you actually take those courses, they are often theory-centered classes without Schematics,
or you end up designing simple circuits at the university major level like Inverters or OPAMPs,
or conversely, the content is too difficult for undergraduate students to learn.
Furthermore, it is difficult to receive feedback, so even though you receive a certificate, it becomes a problem when you actually try to use it..
Current) Samsung Electronics DS Division / CHIP Circuit Design
Analog IP / Digital Scenario Design
Class A patent application
Technical support for engineers at global foreign companies
Former) Startup Hardware Accelerator / MCU Firmware Design
Former) Major home appliance company / All-in-one water purifier production technology
Former) Mid-sized medical device company / PCB HW, CIS, DDI ASIC design
Author of the circuit design part of ‘The Semiconductor Job Bible: Insights from Current Professionals by Role’
‘Korea Semiconductor Industry Association SEMI-MOOC’ Circuit Design Core Theory and Simulation Instructor
‘No. 1 STEM Employment Platform LetUin & Career Community Comento’ Circuit Design Job Mentor
Conducted circuit design job boot camps and special job lectures at more than 10 universities, including Yonsei University, Hanyang University, and Konkuk University.
Over 200 sessions of resume / self-introduction letter / interview consulting for circuit design positions
‘K-Digital Basic Competency Training’ Instructor (Stop with the difficult circuit formulas; Semiconductor circuit (chip) design done with your eyes)
Operating the YouTube channel 'Coach Sam, the Pathfinder for Circuit Design Jobs'
Hello. I am a 4th year student of the Department of Electronic Engineering who dreams of becoming an analog circuit design researcher. I thought that the theoretical content learned in major classes was limited in understanding circuits, so I studied by referring to overseas YouTube and IDEC lectures. Then, I happened to see Mr. Samkochi's YouTube video and ended up taking Inflearn's lecture. I think it is a good lecture for understanding circuit design because it includes not only theoretical content but also practical content.
I am an undergraduate student interested in analog circuit design. I became interested in it while taking Electronic Circuits 1, 2 and Analog Circuit Design during my undergraduate years, and I even did my graduation project on it, but as time passed, I couldn't remember it well, so I couldn't understand it well when I tried to take external lectures, and it was hard to find them. While I was continuously looking for lectures, I found Samkochi's lectures, and they explain the difficult subject of analog circuit design in an easy and detailed way, and I think they are better than the lectures I took during my undergraduate years.
I am a third-year undergraduate student interested in analog circuit design and even mixed signals. When I learned electronic circuits 1 and 2 in my second year, I thought it was too easy and I confidently challenged myself because I was ranked high in analog grades, but when I actually tried to study on my own, I realized that I only learned the basics and memorized formulas. So, while looking for a lecture, I found out about Samkochi, and since Samkochi's lecture came out, I unknowingly paid for it. Unlike spoon-fed education in Idec or special lectures, this is a lecture that I really like because I can think and worry on my own. The price may be burdensome for undergraduates, but I am learning so much without any regrets. +) In addition to the lecture, I can get so much information through Samkochi's cafe, so it feels cheap.
I took Samkochi's IP improvement lecture because I wanted to work in analog circuit design, and I think it was a very good choice. I think it's a good lecture to learn and experience perspectives on designing IPs that are difficult to do alone, such as LDO, Charge-pump, and Comparator, and improving performance!
It was really detailed and good! I will listen to it again and again :) Thank you
