Turning ideas into products inevitably involves trial and error beyond simulation limits.The good thingsI am not only working, but also directly involved in the implementation of a net zero emissions program, specifically in the field of converting internal combustion engine vehicles into electric vehicles. In addition, this role has continuously and inadvertently strengthened my ability to think in a logical and analytical manner.
The challengesAt times, the results obtained from experimental testing do not fully align with simulation outcomes. This discrepancy is often due to physical factors that cannot be accurately represented or captured in simulations, which frequently leads to technical challenges that must be addressed. Therefore, the trial-and-error process must be conducted as efficiently as possible, as hardware-related issues typically require significantly more time and cost to resolve compared to software-related problems.