Domain Expertise: Generic Embedded Product Development

Mandatory:

1. Microcontrollers

2. OS : Linux , RTOS

3. C, C++, Shell Scripting

4. Tools : GDB, S-Trace, Objdump, Tera-term,

5. Protocols : UART, USART, USB, SPI, I2C, LIN, CAN, TCP/IP, Ethernet, MQTT

6. Wifi, BLE, Bluetooth Classic

7. Various Version Control Systems (SVN, Git, Gerrit, GitHub, Gitlab, Bitbucket etc)

8. Tools like JIRA, Redmine etc

9. Agile Methodologies

Required Education

An IoT architect position will require at least a bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or information technology. Florida International University offers a Bachelor of Science in the Internet of Things, making this the only specific IoT degree in the U.S. There are quite a few training and technology organizations that offer IoT courses and certifications, such as Microsoft and Cisco. DAMA International and the Internet of Things Consortium (IoTC) are professional organizations that offer networking opportunities, as well as certification and access to educational conferences. Since this field is so new, those who have earned certificates or taken coursework will stand out to potential employers.

Required Skills

An IoT architect needs to stay up to date on IoT businesses, data governance, and good data practices to provide better security and performance in this advancing technological world. This is where professional organization membership and continuing education through courses and conferences are helpful. The technical skills required are varied. Proficiency in programming; data management; programming languages such as Java, Python, or CSS; embedded systems; network topologies; transport protocols; cloud computing; stream processing; analytics; and application development. An IoT architect cannot just rely on their technical skills, however. They will be working closely with business leaders to resolve business problems, so communication and leadership skills are a must.

Education: B.E, Any Graduation in IT