

(hummmm) Yeah, check the schematic.
Silicon dreams to systemic reality.
Let's build. First we sketch the layout,
routing every single trace Fitting billions of transistors in a microscopic space
Designing processors, memory chips,
and power grids Testing motherboard prototypes,
doing what they did We measure nanometers,
keeping thermal output low Making sure the clock speeds let the heavy
data flow From consumer smartphones to the massive cloud arrays We build
the physical skeleton that runs the modern days
We write the physics that the software has to run Six-figure salary
before the work is done Average over one-twenty K,
secure the yearly pay Building tomorrow,
piece by piece, day by day
Here's a fun fact: inside the chips that you adore We draw
tiny graffiti on the silicon die floor Little hidden artwork that the
public never sees Microscopic cartoons,
signatures, and bees And we use pure gold wires just to link
up the frame Because copper can't handle the conductivity game We spend
hours in cleanrooms wearing head-to-toe suits Keeping dust out of wafers down
to the boots
Now what are we expected to deliver in the role?
We collaborate with software teams to keep the system whole We analyze
the benchmarks, running simulation tests Solving hardware bugs and never settling for
second bests Documenting specs so the factories can mass produce Turning raw
sand into silica for global use
We write the physics that the software has to run Six-figure salary
before the work is done Average over one-twenty K,
secure the yearly pay Building tomorrow,
piece by piece, day by day
Yeah.
Hardware is where the magic meets the metal.
Respect the engineers. Power down. (ahhhh)