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The job market has definitely taken a positive turn over the last couple of months with engineering hires across software and hardware being a priority for many of the leaders that I'm partnered with in the Future Mobility space 🚀 I've got a lot of exciting opportunities on my desk at the moment, check them out below and send me a direct message/email if you think you fit any of the descriptions 👇 ⚡ Chief Software Architect 📍 Remote 💲 $160K-$190K + bonus + equity 🚗 EV-C SW ⚡ Director of Engineering 📍 Remote 💲 $170K-$200K + bonus + equity 🚗 EV Charging ⚡ Senior Electrical Engineer 📍 Hybrid (2 days a week in Sausalito, CA) 💲 $120K-$160K + equity 🚗 Microgrid/BESS/EV Charging ⚡ Senior Battery Engineer 📍 Chicago (hybrid) 💲 $120K-$160K + equity 🚗 EV Battery ⚡ Firmware Engineer 📍 Minnesota (hybrid) 💲 $110K-$140K + bonus 🚗 Energy management/EV All job postings can be found via Storm4, either apply directly or email me at alisha.michaels@storm4.com Equally if you are a hiring manager within the Future Mobility space and looking to add an Engineering skillset to your team, want advice on strategically growing your team or would just like to make an introduction over a virtual coffee get in contact! ✉ #hiring #emobility #storm4

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What do Systems Engineers do? Systems engineers develop and oversee all aspects of a complex system to solve a problem, from the initial creation of the system to production and management through the end product or solution.

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https://lnkd.in/ga6jUBg3 This has no longer been telecommunications Engineer since 2023. In fact, the job title should be called telecommunications support and assistant instead. I remember one of the telecommunications engineers who was working on to replace radio system. He was on tower sites with com techs and the consultants. However, he received the call before the end of the day from the boss saying the com tech told him that he didn't take note while on the site. The telecommunications Engineer wasn't happy after the call as not taking note isn't looking good. I myself laughed because now part of the job is to pretend to take note to look good. Of course, I started looking for job after his incident. For the new com techs replacing retired com techs, the so call telecommunications engineers called tech support number listed in the manual and tell exactly what tech support told engineers to com techs to troubleshoot instead of com techs calling the tech support of particular equipment himself to troubleshoot. More than 50 percent of engineer's time is to buy installation kits and inventory and deliver parts to com techs' cubes. The new boss isn't technical. He just knows fiber install. His way of budgeting isn't like any other managers at Pud or any manager I work with. I saw other engineers spending time to "meet" him (explain to him) so he wouldn't be stupid in the meeting with other team leaders. Other departments, managers are engineers in their fields and experts in their areas (substation, distribution, transmission, protection, and SCADA).

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The importance of speaking the same language // meetingRequest() if (engineer.title.contains("DevSecOps") || engineer.title.contains("Engineering") || engineer.title.contains("Security")) {   engineer.scheduleMeetingWith("Jonathan");   engineer.discussAppSecPossibilities();   engineer.improveSecurity();    engineer.beLegendary();       // Select your preferred time   engineer.selectYes("This week").orSelectNo("Next week"); } \ #CheckMyCode