Hello everyone.
After graduating from uni with a masters in medical electronics and physics, I have had a hard time being called back for an interview for job applications I've made. I understand that being a graduate without any work experience is not helping in the first place, but what I want to know is what skills are there required in most medical electronics engineer positions? How could one who has studied medical electronics "sell" himself on a cv? If it is any skill that can be acquired via studying, I will gladly crack on and start learning from home.
Thanks
