How I Cracked The Code (So You Don't Have To)

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"I was you a few years ago."

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I was a Mechanical Design Engineer — who wanted to transition to Robotics but had no clue where to start.​

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I tried to leverage the YouTube lectures, tutorial videos, and Coursera courses, only to get more confused than ever. So, I did what any logical person would do:

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I went for a Master's in Robotic Systems Engineering from RWTH Aachen University.

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The university was not, however, the one that equipped me with the skills to tackle real-world Robotics.

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Here's what the Master's gave me:

✅ A well-defined structure

✅ Exposure to sub-domains (perception, planning, machine learning, controls)

✅ The credentials to get my foot in the door​​​

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But here's where I actually learned Robotics:

🏢 Working for companies such as NEURA, Agile Robots, DFKI, Sewts, etc. on real-world Robotics projects.

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That's where I learned:

• How to build systems companies actually deploy

• Which skills hiring managers care about (and which they ignore)

• How to go from "tutorial hell" to shipping  production code

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The truth?

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The Master's opened the door.

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But working at these companies is where I built the skills that actually matter.

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Here's what I'm giving you:

✅ The structured foundation (what the Master's gave me)

✅ The industry playbook (what NEURA, Agile Robots, DFKI taught me)

✅ In 6-12 months instead of 2+ years

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No €25k debt. No putting your career on pause.

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Just the exact system I used to go from

Mechanical Engineer → Robotics Software Engineer.