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From Barely Passing a Physics Exam to Working at Apple: Lithuanian Creates Chips without Which the iPhone Wouldn't Work
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Many imagine that engineers working for the world's most famous technology companies were building things from an early age and had a knack for the exact sciences. The story of Eduard Jodka, a graduate of the Faculty of Electronics at Vilnius Tech, shatters these stereotypes - today, at Apple's Munich-based division, he designs analog integrated circuits that are found in every iPhone, although he never even considered such a career path in scho…
·Vilnius, Lithuania
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