EP&T: Engineers persevere pandemic via remote offices

Jeremy Chambers, Nissan Technical Centre North America, set up a wire harness lab at home in his basement during COVID-19 lockdown. PHOTO: EP&T

Like much of North America’s professional workforce amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many employees are fortunate enough to be able to work remotely from a home office. Those involved directly in the fields of electronic engineering or design work would agree that doesn’t make their job any easier, but it can have some creative benefits.

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