JazzyNoodle
JazzyNoodle
27mo

am I under paid ?

I am currently working in company since Jan 2023 now it's been 1 year working as PCB Design Engineer at post of Jr. Electronics Engineer getting 10k per month should I start looking forward from this company or stay committed

27mo ago
SqueakyQuokka
SqueakyQuokka

Share more details - where are you working. What kind of company is this?

JazzyNoodle
JazzyNoodle

I'm working in Surat, Gujarat Company is working in home automation project where they mainly focus on stair light system They also develope small iot project of industry automation and Iot medical projects. Overall start-up based company.

SqueakyQuokka
SqueakyQuokka

For any engg role in any location, this is low. But, did you come with the required skillset out of college or did you require training?

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BubblyKoala
BubblyKoala

Yes you are seriously underpaid. 10k / month is an intern's salary . Better to look for other opportunities.

JazzyNoodle
JazzyNoodle

What should be my ideal salary ?

BouncyPretzel
BouncyPretzel
27mo

5 LPA is the average salary for freshers in India

WITCH companies and many IT companies pay starts from 3 LPA

Unicorn and top product based companies pay varies from 8-12 LPA(only base)

MAANG pays >=12 LPA(only base)

SqueakyQuokka
SqueakyQuokka

Here's what you need to do:

  1. Check out and connect with top profiles of folks in your field of work/interest.- Design Engineer/verification engineer etc. Try to understand what kind of tech stack they work on.

  2. Also check out openings for entry level (1-2 yoe) roles in this area and understand the tech requirements.

  3. Analyse the gap in your skillset and the requirements.

  4. Check out courses on Udemy to fill in that gap and upskill. Make sure you complete the course asap so you get certification early.

  5. Update your profile and resume with your new certification and start applying.

  6. Learn and make your fundamentals strong from the courses you've taken.

I recommend the approach of completing the certificate first just for the sake of it, because for an entry level role, it will help build your credentials. You should keep revisiting and learning in parallel. This will save you a lot of time if you complete your courses diligently and then start applying.

JazzyNoodle
JazzyNoodle

Thank you so much for detailed information I will surely follow this from today 🙏

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