On February 17–18, two lectures focused on semiconductor industry expectations and advanced analog integrated circuit (chip) design will take place at the Electronics Faculty of VILNIUS TECH (Plytinės g. 25, Vilnius).
The lectures will be delivered by an alumnus of the faculty and Apple Analog Design Engineer Eduardas Jodka.
Students, researchers, and the entire academic community are welcome to attend.
February 17, 14:30 | P2 153
“What Electronics Specialists Does the Industry Need Today? A Journey from VILNIUS TECH Student to Apple Engineer”
The lecture will explore the competencies currently expected by the technology and semiconductor industry, the skills required to design advanced chips, and how to strategically plan a career in the global engineering market. Participants will gain first-hand insights into how academic choices shape professional paths and what it takes to move from a university classroom to developing high-level engineering solutions.
February 18, 14:00 | P1 416
“Selected Topics in Analog IC Design Flow”
The scientific seminar will focus on advanced aspects of analog integrated circuit design, including key design stages, methodologies, practical challenges, and solutions applied in high-level engineering practice.
The seminar is particularly relevant for students, researchers, and faculty members interested in electronics, microelectronics, and integrated circuit design.
