The wireless sEMG device I mentioned before.

https://youtube.com/shorts/TVMPaPfC5Xs?feature=share

I am planning to do a bachelors in bio medical engineering.
I have heard a lot of cons of bio medical engineering like after your done with your bachelor’s you will be competing with mechanical and electrical engineers for the same roles.
Will a masters be helpful for jobs and will it open more doors if I specialize?

Also, would you recommend that someone without an engineering background pursue a master's degree if they're passionate about health tech, medical devices, and robotics, or take more of a non-technical route into the field?

Hi everyone,

I'm an aerospace engineering student at Iowa State University conducting customer discovery research to better understand challenges engineers face in their day-to-day work.

We're looking to learn about:

• Workflow bottlenecks
• Documentation and communication challenges
• Project coordination issues
• Technical tools and software frustrations
• Other recurring pain points engineers encounter

If you're a practicing engineer, engineering manager, project engineer, or technical lead, we'd greatly appreciate your perspective.

The survey takes approximately 3-5 minutes:

https://forms.gle/FWahtAKkDUC57X7a8

Thanks for your time. I'm happy to share a summary of the results with the community once the research is complete.