Full-timing on contract CAD work
Hello, New here, first post. I have to guess you know my type around here. I am a young professional (engineer) with a small family and have no intention of spending the next few decades scrambling...
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I tend to agree with KORBE, the biggest issue with doing SolidEdge/SolidWorks on the road (telecommutting) will be the bandwidth
I would guess most employers would want a good bandwidth connection (on your dime) that they can then have you use some implementation of VPN
I know my (old) employer did. Further the PC that connected to the VPN had to be 100% (internally) encrypted.
NO LEAKS, no chance of your computer being stolen and sensitive data being leaked.
One additional issue I can see is your workstation. My main workstation has two monitors, plus accessories. Few RVs are really setup with a good work-station location. You might want one with dual recliners, so you can remove them and setup the workstation there.
I would guess most employers would want a good bandwidth connection (on your dime) that they can then have you use some implementation of VPN
I know my (old) employer did. Further the PC that connected to the VPN had to be 100% (internally) encrypted.
NO LEAKS, no chance of your computer being stolen and sensitive data being leaked.
One additional issue I can see is your workstation. My main workstation has two monitors, plus accessories. Few RVs are really setup with a good work-station location. You might want one with dual recliners, so you can remove them and setup the workstation there.
