Fresh Pakistani Electrical Engineers

I am assembling a pool of recently-graduated electrical engineers from Pakistan who can jump straight into hands-on circuit design, MATLAB/Simulink modelling, and clear, publication-ready report writing. Day-to-day work will range from breadboard-level prototyping to full simulation and verification, so the stronger your foundations in analogue and digital design the better.

The tasks you’ll tackle typically start with a concept sketched in Proteus or Multisim, move into schematic and PCB work in Altium, and finish on the bench or in a virtual lab via LabVIEW or TinkerCAD. Microcontroller and embedded targets rotate between Arduino-based boards, Raspberry Pi modules, and mid-range FPGAs, so comfort switching among those platforms is essential.

Core expectations
• Design or refine circuits and document the rationale behind every component choice
• Build and verify MATLAB/Simulink models that correlate with hardware behaviour
• Prototype on Arduino, Raspberry Pi or FPGA as the problem dictates and capture results in a concise technical report
• Deliver well-formatted reports (Word or LaTeX) that include schematics, simulation plots, and test data

I review drafts collaboratively, offer rapid feedback, and release milestones as each design, simulation, and report section is accepted. If you graduated recently, have the above toolchain on hand, and are eager to work on real-world projects with quick turnarounds, I’d like to see your portfolio or final-year project examples along with a short note on the tools you are most comfortable using.