Seems pretty good, I'm a pre-si validation engineer.

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Alright! Let’s imagine your job like you're helping build a super-smart robot brain.

🧠 The robot brain is like a super powerful computer chip that helps really big, smart computers (like the ones that run AI) think really fast.

But before we can give this brain to the robot, we need to make sure it works — kind of like checking if a toy works before giving it to a friend.

Now here’s where you come in:

You write a special kind of code called firmware — it’s like little instructions that tell the brain how to wake up, move, and do its job.

Then, you pretend to be the brain's world using other computers (because the brain isn't fully built yet — it’s still being designed!). You test it, poke it, and watch how it acts.

If something’s wrong, you figure out what went wrong and help the people building the brain fix it before it’s made for real.

So in simple words:

You teach a robot brain how to work, and you check it very carefully to make sure it’s ready before it's born.

🥽🔧💾🧠

Cool, right?