Houston is a city full of engineers — petroleum engineers, NASA engineers, civil engineers.
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Across all geographies, the jobs with the highest-paying salaries, on average, were divided among security engineers, search engineers, blockchain engineers, natural language processing engineers, machine learning engineers and gaming engineers, according to the data from Hired.
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Even we, who started off as hardware engineers, now employ more software engineers than hardware engineers.
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Now almost 90 percent of our engineers are software engineers.
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More male engineers, or there's more white male engineers, really.
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The top five Kubernetes-related roles companies are looking for are DevOps engineers, software engineers, software architects, cloud engineers, and full stack developers.
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I look in my company, I've got electrical engineers, mechanical engineers.
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The company has grown from 15 engineers to 120 engineers and researchers.
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Their practitioners are not so much software engineers as they are social engineers.
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"And I wanted my engineers to be around people who weren't all engineers."
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SO 80% OF OUR ENGINEERS ARE SOFTWARE ENGINEERS, AND THEY ALWAYS HAVE BEEN.
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"We're a product for engineers and people who want to be engineers," she explains.
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But it also means that those female engineers will attract even more female engineers.
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The positions are widespread, from web search evaluators, social media evaluators and developer support engineers to brand designers, full-stack developers, senior software engineers and product security engineers.
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Year-over-year job growth for software engineers: 4.1%Median income for software engineers: $80,000Median home-sale price in Charlotte: $269,000Percentage of income software engineers would need to spend on housing: 18.9%Share of affordable homes for sale for software engineers: 62.9%
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Year-over-year job growth for software engineers: 4.1%Median income for software engineers: $71,500Median home-sale price in Buffalo: $170,000Percentage of income software engineers would need to spend on housing: 13.3%Share of affordable homes for sale for software engineers: 76.3%
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Year-over-year job growth for software engineers: 3.4%Median income for software engineers: $87,000Median home-sale price in Colorado Springs: $320,000Percentage of income software engineers would need to spend on housing: 20.6%Share of affordable homes for sale for software engineers: 52.6%
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Year-over-year job growth for software engineers: 3.1%Median income for software engineers: $76,500Median home-sale price in Columbus: $229,000Percentage of income software engineers would need to spend on housing: 16.8%Share of affordable homes for sale for software engineers: 60.7%
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The culture of civil engineers has always been different from the culture of software engineers.
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Within each cohort are software engineers, data engineers, design specialists, researchers, and industry-specific experts.
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Engineers are contributing to shaping our future, so I challenge all engineers to tell the stories of why engineers matter to the world and of the good work they do.
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Engineers around the world had failed to make such systems work; Chinese engineers proved no exception.
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Apple employees, including software engineers and user-interface designers, will work alongside Accenture engineers on the teams.
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With the extra money, Mr. Evans began hiring software engineers, mechanical engineers, food scientists and app developers.
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Female stationary engineers and boiler operators make 118.4% as much as male stationary engineers and boiler operators.
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Across this network the company recruits software developers, builds software engineers and deploys teams of software engineers.
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The company has job openings in Pittsburgh for software engineers, hardware engineers, vehicle operators and other positions.
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So the 220 engineers were hand picked, engineers will work on any problem with their technology, and so most of the engineers who joined the biologists worked on cancer and other things. Right.
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Alongside the contractors, at the peak of activity in 23 more than 21972,000 military engineers were in South Vietnam, including Navy Seabees, Army engineers, Air Force "Red Horse" squadrons and Marine combat engineers.
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He has included engineers at every career level, from newbies to mid-career engineers to notable company founders.
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Across the industry, demand for blockchain engineers and security engineers has increased the most, according to Hired's data.
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The 2009 film, which entered US theaters in June 2010, introduces Clive Nicoli (Adrien Brody) and Elsa Kast (Sarah Polley) as two young genetic engineers who aren't like other genetic engineers; they're cool genetic engineers.
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Some 89,000 engineers call Michigan home, which the state claims is the largest concentration of engineers of any state.
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It is also a heavy recruiter of foreign engineers, who account for 37% of its 670 engineers in Japan.
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What they don't tell you is that there's 1,000 Google engineers, 1,303 Facebook engineers manipulating you every single day.
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Among those employees, at least two dozen were software engineers and 40 were hardware engineers, according to the letter.
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"More and more Chinese engineers and engineers from Chinese companies are proposing and developing and adopting standards," he added.
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Engineers make broad assumptions that are not always right, prosthetist orthotists do not always know what engineers can do.
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The tenants are software engineers, UI designers, operations analysts, or virtual-reality engineers, and most are under age 30.
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Honeycomb itself is embodiment of that model, too: the story is one of engineers building tools that engineers need.
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These kinds of technology ventures need engineers, especially electrical, aerospace and communication engineers, who are plentiful in San Diego.
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We had a lot of software engineers, but we had to go into robotics algorithm engineers, we had to go into systems engineers, and once we started building the group, we realized it's all about testing.
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Yeah, I don't know the exact numbers, but we're probably hiring software engineers two to one over hardware engineers now.
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That's more than software engineers anywhere in the country, through Seattle trails closely behind, paying engineers an average of $126,000.
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Some of them can code, some of them are analytics engineers — but they are not software engineers (they are marketers!).
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Because of this, successful DevOps engineers must be meticulous and willing to offer assistance to test engineers whenever possible. 5.
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E.A.T. was nonprofit set up in the 214s by engineers from Bell Labs to facilitate collaborations between artists and engineers.
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Inside Apple, there is little collaboration among teams — for example, hardware engineers usually work in different offices from software engineers.
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And designing those features for maximum consumer appeal is something ergonomics engineers (or human-factors engineers) think about a lot.
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New Jersey Transit has blamed a lack of engineers and engineers calling in sick, in part, for delays and cancellations.
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Mario Fajardo, commander of the engineers' Alpha Company, again insisted that the engineers would take care of the unexploded submunitions.
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When I went up to their offices, they hadn't really formalized their hiring process yet, and HR just took me around to various departments asking if they needed client engineers, server engineers, UI engineers, and so on.
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"The takeaway is that 'engineer' is a word that means a lot of things, which is why you have engineers who are the guys running locomotives and domestic engineers and sanitation engineers," Gedge told me on the phone.
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Engineers who want to specialize in blockchain should know networking, database design and cryptography computing skills, according to multiple blockchain engineers.
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Like software engineers, field engineers install, maintain and repair various systems, though they tend to focus more on hardware than software.
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Software engineers, data scientists, electrical engineers are in high demand not only in the auto industry but virtually every other industry.
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American engineers are working alongside Chinese engineers to build large-scale farms, state-of-the-art food processing plants and slaughterhouses.
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Why a design mindset matters Engineers become engineers because they like to figure out how things fit together, literally and figuratively.
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Mary T. Barra, the company's chief executive, said G.M. was eliminating some mechanical engineers to make room for more software engineers.
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Machine-learning engineers in New York pocketed an additional £13,800 on average and search engineers in Toronto earned an extra £19,800.
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"Silicon Valley was this obscure little place, where it was gearhead engineers selling to gearhead engineers who used chips," Berlin said.
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The regs didn't work out as planned because F1 engineers, being F1 engineers, found other ways to manipulate airflow and maintain downforce.
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It's incredibly cross functional as well, I get to work with engineers, product managers, account executives, business leaders, data engineers, and scientists.
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Lead engineers are responsible for monitoring and managing a group of engineers from start to finish on a product, according to Comparably.
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" He continued: "We hire the best engineers in the world work at Facebook and we are hiring more engineers than ever before.
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Possible jobs with this major: Commercial aerospace engineers, spacecraft designers, engineering, science and data processing managers, inspectors and compliance officers, mechanical engineers.
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Fortune recognized that three of the top five women were engineers, but acknowledged that still only one in seven engineers are female.
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One potential employer interviewed several Afghans, some of whom had worked with the Army Corps of Engineers as civil engineers in Afghanistan.
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As conditions deteriorated in Venezuela last year, Huawei engineers helped train Venezuelan engineers on how to maintain their version of Ecuador's system.
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And when they graduate as engineers, they really are as good as any engineers being produced by large state university engineering schools.
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During Engineers Week, tens of thousands of engineers visit K-12 classrooms to share exciting, hands-on activities with students and teachers.
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"I don't think my engineers or other companies engineers have any hidden agenda to give more attention to one ethnicity," said Greenshpan.
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The reality (myth?) is that there are engineers who are ten times more productive than other engineers (some would argue 100x, but okay).
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"There's a very clear dynamic in the world right now where there's way more demand for engineers than there are engineers," Zuckerberg said.
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They co-designed a test and training curriculum with top engineers in blockchain that they use to train their existing network of engineers.
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If Facebook were able to hire more engineers, those engineers would want demand the service of more dry cleaners, chefs, doctors, and teachers.
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Memfault: A developer of tools for engineers at embedded hardware companies that they say are as good as tools available for mobile engineers.
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While it might have taken 2808 different mixes, 8 audio engineers and 11 mix engineers this song successfully sounds like a cinematic rebirth.
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Many software engineers believe the problem is not that languages like C/C++ facilitate these vulnerabilities, it's that other engineers write buggy code.
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"We have people who are software engineers, systems engineers, data scientists, who have been able to automate a lot of this," he says.
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While that statistic is often taken to mean that LA graduates a lot of programmers (which it does), in reality, a large portion of those engineers are also your PhD-level aerospace engineers, graduate-level electrical engineers and Caltech mechanical engineering grads.
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On Monday, Google published a blog post with selected findings from its 24 analysis, highlighting that proposed changes for 22018 would have paid male engineers less than female engineers in one lower-level job category, referred to internally as Level 249 engineers.
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Honda has sent engineers to help install it on the 2017 McLaren car, another team of Honda engineers are on call in Japan to troubleshoot, and all of McLaren's top executives, engineers, and mechanics are on hand to make sure everything goes well.
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Triplebyte, for example, has created a platform for those looking to hire engineers, and engineers looking for new roles, to connect by way of the engineers — yes — taking online tests to measure their skills and match them up with compatible job opportunities.
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So it really is amazing: the number of engineers in the world, the tools those engineers have, our basic understanding about solids and alloys.
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The startup works mainly with tech companies right now, because it was "invented by engineers for engineers," but can be adapted for other industries.
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But leadership changes as well as clashes between robotics engineers working for Google and Boston Dynamics engineers eventually led to an inability to deliver.
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Maturing a full-scale operational capability for this technology has force engineers to confront a range of technical challenges, Dynetics engineers told Warrior Maven.
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"The cost of lost productivity from not having enough engineers heavily outweighs the cost of any barriers to getting engineers on-board," Saad said.
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Managers held regular meetings for engineers to address problems; engineers worked directly with suppliers; teams shared resources, knowing that the gesture would be reciprocated.
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Amazon began a program in 2017 that has helped about 500 veterans and military spouses train as software development engineers and technical support engineers.
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The platform targets enterprise engineers in the prototyping stage, in hopsmartes that engineers with limited resources will be attracted to its full-stack platforms.
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Lazar is one of an incredibly small pool of women mastering engineers, among the eqally small pool (a mere 3%) of women who are engineers.
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It's a self-selecting group because the engineers interested in building the external API are engineers interested in going to hackathons and connecting with developers.
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Specifically, the company is refocusing more than 150 engineers to work on its Southeast Asian operations and hiring more engineers in India, the source said.
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Among those interviewed were Apple engineers who are involved in the development of mobile products and security, as well as former security engineers and executives.
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"They're designed by engineers, for engineers," says Henrik Christensen, the director of the UC San Diego Contextual Robotics Institute and a coauthor on the editorial.
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Software engineers, front end developers, network engineers, web developers and database administrators are most likely to keep their new-job search to similar tech roles.
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Really it was pretty clear that many of these engineers or some of the engineers at Boeing had little regard for the customer, the airline.
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The deal will see Microsoft's AI engineers work with M&S's engineers to examine how the technology can benefit customers and increase efficiency in its business.
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Evenflo engineers eventually admitted that booster seats aren't safe for 1-year-oldsEvenflo's engineers would later concede that 1-year olds don't belong in Big Kids.
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"For our people, for our engineers, our scientists, some of the best scientists and engineers in the country, their interest is performing their work," Shearon said.
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Startups in New York were eager to create services for media and finance; software engineers in the Bay Area were building tools for other software engineers.
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The standalone prologue scene leaps from the two of them traveling together to visit the Engineers to David preparing to slaughter the Engineers, as seen in Covenant.
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It employs statisticians, operations researchers, data scientists, material engineers and computational engineers — the types of people who design airplane wings — to think about boxes, bags and envelopes.
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Men, on the other hand, still make up more than 80 percent of aerospace engineers, chemical engineers and software developers, who make about four times as much.
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While some engineers have been moved away from Google Fiber, Google is still investing heavily in data centers, and hiring cloud engineers and product managers, Porat said.
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As part of Amazon's retraining program, Cutter reports, nontechnical corporate workers can become software engineers, while some current software engineers can take graduate-level machine-learning classes.
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Trade groups for engineers and programmers complain that including models in the visa program eats into the supply of skilled scientists, engineers and other professionals they need.
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The automaker would provide engineers that would work hand-in-hand with Waymo engineers to develop vehicles intended to join with Waymo's current fleet of test cars.
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After I first wrote about Järlström's case in 2017, many readers and internet comment sections began discussing whether "software engineers" should be calling themselves "engineers" at all.
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It is vital that the campaign features "mechanical engineers, aviation engineers, women who get their hands dirty, not just in research-lab-coaty positions," Ms. Fitzgerald said.
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Apple's engineers are working from home, and the only way to keep work progressing on upcoming products is for those engineers to bring new, unreleased products home.
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Volkswagen has 4,000 engineers in China, with an average age of 29, spread over five research and development sites and a rapidly growing number of software engineers.
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There are only so many engineers who have any expertise in this area and now, more than ever, demand for these highly skilled engineers has sky-rocketed.
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There's a broader cultural problem, which is that you have these companies that were started by engineers, and engineers ascend to the highest ranks of those companies.
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Sean Parker's govtech Brigade breaks up, Pinterest acquires engineers Pinterest scooped up the engineers behind Brigade, a go-nowhere app for debating politics with friends, Josh Constine reports.
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Zerotech's engineers worked with the engineers from the US for a month to solve problems with basic flight control, until last August, when the aircraft finally took flight.
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Engineers can do more than code In most tech companies, engineers are relegated to one very specific task: writing computer programs, says Sivaramakrishnan, who is herself an engineer.
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Avocarrot's four technical founders, Conno Christou, Georgios Makkoulis, Giorgos Eracleous, and Panagiotis Papageorgiou, and 14 additional Avocarrot engineers will join the Ampiri team of engineers and data scientists.
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The team has since added two engineers to its ranks, and Lim said it plans to hire another three people who will cover sales and also more engineers.
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While the Echo and Home aren't known for great sound quality, Apple engineers—presumably with some help from Beats engineers—built the HomePod for high-fidelity audio quality.
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Brunner explains that male engineers often ignore the female engineers' competency and assume they were "diversity hires," or employed to boost the percentage of women at the company.
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In fact, in our institute we have geologists, but also engineers, geophysicists, mathematicians, computer engineers, and they all have a specific job to work together to monitor the volcano.
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"In response, Apple engineers routinely used Qualcomm tools to create post-processed log files, which they sent to Intel engineers to use in improving Intel's chipset solutions," it added.
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Viral videos are still making the rounds, showing quivering chins, engineers rocking in their chairs almost in agony, and pumping fists and the widely popular handshake by young engineers.
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Local engineers, he said, worked for less than engineers in San Francisco, and they wouldn't complain about putting in long hours or demand on-site massages and organic food.
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In the 1970s, Silicon Valley "was this obscure little place, where it was gearhead engineers selling to gearhead engineers who used chips," author Leslie Berlin told Recode in 2017.
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Not all engineers will become artists, or all artists will become engineers, but we believe cross-fertilization of ideas across boundaries will trigger a new wave of creative thought.
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Realizing it would need that knowledge for missions to Mars, the agency asked engineers who'd worked on the Apollo mission to share what they knew in meetings with new engineers.
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Apple says it's very proud of the work its engineers did to make a facial scanner up to the task other companies' engineers have been doing since 2012 or so.
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Armory builds commercial features for Spinnaker, an open source project started by Netflix and Google engineers that helps engineers test and release software to the cloud faster and more often.
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The suit claims that Urmson recruited Tesla engineers on behalf of Anderson, and Anderson recruited engineers from Google on behalf of Urmson to avoid being accused of breach of contract.
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Facebook hired new iOS and Android engineers, held week-long bootcamps to get their existing employees up to speed, and embedded mobile engineers onto every product team at the company.
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Whereas there were all kinds of product analytics tools for product engineers, the same data wasn't there for the engineers building QA tests that are meant to replicate user behavior.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, about 39 percent of chemists, 16 percent of chemical engineers, 85033 percent of civil engineers and 28 percent of environmental scientists are women.
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FAA engineers and experts speaking anonymously told the Seattle Times the certification process was rushed, while some tasks that could've been managed by the FAA engineers were delegated to Boeing.
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It's unclear how many engineers will work on the project, but Gizmodo's reporting earlier this year found that about six engineers wrote and updated the trending news algorithm at that time.
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Where the Council focuses on building community for CIOs and other business executives, StackShare helps engineers connect with other engineers to understand the technical challenges of working with different technology solutions.
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This was a policy the engineers said was needed to protect public health and safety because engineers seeking to win projects by competing on price might perform dangerously low-quality work.
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The former employee said there were other red flags: There were more managers than engineers at Essential, and many quality assurance engineers, even though there was only one (poor-selling) product.
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For the most part, it works better, with an interface that's intuitive and a pleasing lack of intricate Germanic decision trees, beloved by engineers and detested by people who aren't engineers.
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So, engineers, product managers, designers, entrepreneurs ... They love it.
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Please, any Intel engineers here – talk to your managers.
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"We are hiring for all types of roles from flight test engineers, software engineers and corporate managers in our development centers and head office, to operations managers, supervisors, engineers, service technicians, HR roles and order fulfilment roles in our fulfilment centers," Doug Gurr, U.K. country manager at Amazon, said in a press release on Monday.
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Indonesia has a shortage of trained engineers in technology and Jack Ma said Alibaba will train hundreds of developers and engineers on cloud computing to help make Indonesian businesses more digital-savvy.
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The Harris County Flood Control District, which works with the US Army Corps of Engineers as a local partner for flood control, referred all questions to the US Army Corps of Engineers.
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But as much as this news is about Snap in particular, it's news that anyone hiring for engineering roles, managing engineers, or working with engineers in any capacity should pay attention to.
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"They had hired many people who had no idea what kind of equipment was supposed to be used in food, and many engineers were not food-hardware engineers," the former employee said.
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So long story short, I spent my entire summer here working in Palo Alto, helping them recruit engineers and we recruited over a dozen engineers in four months, which was pretty phenomenal.
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Women made up only 39 percent of chemists and material scientists, 28 percent of environmental scientists and geoscientists, 16 percent of chemical engineers, and a staggeringly low 12 percent of civil engineers.
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If it recruits engineers from Google or Twitter in Chelsea, or from Facebook near Union Square, that won't create demand for new apartments, although those engineers might move to shorten their commutes.
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Facebook is also working with groups that help people of color and women, such as Anita Borg/Grace Hopper, the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers and the National Society of Black Engineers.
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A lot of engineers, geotechnical engineers, have told me that this would open up a whole new supply pipeline, but there are political and land ownership issues that get in the way.
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Engineers who build products for a living are more familiar with tools for software engineers — React, Ruby on Rails — as opposed to the tools professional website developers use, such as WordPress and Drupal.
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"Intel engineers even complained to Apple engineers about being unable to open Qualcomm log files, which Apple had provided to Intel, for lack of the appropriate Qualcomm tools," Qualcomm said in its filing.
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It focuses on three black women — Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson — who worked as mathematicians and engineers at a time when most mathematicians and engineers at NASA where male and white.
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The top-three jobs on the list – of workers who believe they're paid above average – are Nuclear Engineers (median pay: $88,1153), Air Traffic Controllers ($61,000), and Marine Engineers and Naval Architects ($79,900), respectively.
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That may mean looking for ways of making life easier for Goldman engineers, such as getting away from an email-based culture or spurring small changes to improve engineers' ability to be creative.
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The AP reported that the project was "funded with operations and maintenance money budgeted through the Army Corps of Engineers," which explains why the Army Corps of Engineers' logo is on the video.
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To address the shortage of locomotive engineers, New Jersey Transit has ramped up its recruitment and training, doubling the number of classes in its 298-month training course for engineers, Ms. Snyder said.
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In its report today, Pinterest said it beat all of its hiring goals, which focus on female engineers and engineers from underrepresented groups, as well as business and product employees from underrepresented groups.
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Currently, women make up nearly half of the U.S. workforce, yet only comprise 85033 percent of chemists, 28 percent of environmental scientists, 16 percent of chemical engineers, and 12 percent of civil engineers.
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This method incorporated advice from British engineers, who had created a similar organization a decade earlier, and reflected lessons from World War I, where cooperation among engineers led to technological and humanitarian accomplishments.
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Most firms' network engineers know how to use Cisco's boxes.
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It might have hired a couple thousand new phone engineers.
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This way, Apple can more easily hire talented Japanese engineers.
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Only 5 percent of Siemens' 350,000 employees are software engineers.
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Should engineers ever expect (imperfect) to compensate for (imperfect) tech?
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Porsche engineers use the tech on the Panamera assembly line.
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Being engineers, the founders built the tool right into GitHub.
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Just consider starting salaries for software engineers in Silicon Valley.
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The bill also codifies paying producers and engineers digital royalties.
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I paid the engineers, the studio, the musicians, the crew.
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The majority of the people at InReach are software engineers.
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Here, 603 Bugatti engineers spend six months on each Chiron.
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Some of the team members are designers, engineers, and biologists.
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The rest of their team are mostly engineers, they said.
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The demand for great deep learning engineers is incredibly high.
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The commission says engineers will examine the area this week.
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In a simulation, engineers can add new obstacles at whim.
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But Front is going to hire more engineers, not salespeople.
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Ten percent of Lyft's engineers are working on this technology.
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They were doctors, business people, seamstresses, cooks, security guards, engineers.
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Some engineers take a week to mix a song. What!
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How many engineers does it take to change a lightbulb?
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More importantly, though, skilled engineers are not like factory workers.
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Even the engineers who design them can't provide exact answers.
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There are no plans to delist United Engineers, Yanlord said.
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Corporate America, Your Future Engineers Aren't Attending Career Fairs Anymore
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How To Hack Hiring Millions of software engineers are caged.
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Mr. Boneta's parents, Lauro González and Astrid Boneta, are engineers.
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Engineers and researchers at universities in Texas have workable plans.
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Why federal engineers have a big problem with rainbow crosswalks.
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So hiring a lot of engineers in London is expensive.
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Other engineers admit to having a kind of cursed touch.
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Engineers continue to work on machines that could replace workers.
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To build successful artificial intelligence applications, countries need capable engineers.
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Ike's founding engineers actually worked at Nuro after leaving Uber.
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So, hopefully the engineers spruced up to the powertrain, too.
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Futurists and engineers are anticipating artificial intelligence surpassing human intelligence.
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How many Apple engineers does it take to fix iTunes?
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Today we have more than 500 engineers working on mobile.
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That is wasteful, and engineers are working to improve things.
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Most engineering graduates, for example, are not engineers but entrepreneurs.
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General Team: Those on your team who aren't software engineers.
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Turkish engineers Two Turkish citizens were killed in the attack.
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Furthermore, security engineers should write code to help those teams.
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With Amazon's arrival, more software engineers will locate to NYC.
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Everyone from engineers to in my previous research project, divers.
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Sphero dedicated lots of engineers to its Disney products, too.
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Page was "upset" Uber was poaching Alphabet engineers, Kalanick explained.
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The army owns the land through its Corps of Engineers.
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Scientists and engineers were more optimistic than the writers themselves.
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Engineers can increasingly live and work wherever they want, too.
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Maybe its engineers should just focus on flying cars instead.
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Three AI engineers have departed since the start of 2019.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers set a 2 p.m.
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It's unclear what the engineers will do once they arrive.
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Engineers have had version control since the very early days.
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United Engineers has property businesses, mainly in Singapore and China.
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The [Army] Corps of Engineers did not issue an easement.
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We've got engineers, a mechatronics engineer, a senior mechatronics engineer.
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Both men were engineers with navigation device maker Garmin Ltd.
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My father, and all of his family members, are engineers.
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As we've gradually become successful and now have 5,000 engineers.
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Engineers test products to ensure they aren't harmful to humans.
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The new jobs will include production workers, technicians and engineers.
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Engineers know exactly how much data the network can carry.
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The company is currently looking to hire engineers and salespeople.
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Pirelli engineers, however, did not move on nearly so quickly.
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The Army Corps of Engineers has said that on Dec.
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Investors are not the story about blockchain, the engineers are.
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Engineers move about our spaces with a sense of urgency.
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All other carmakers relegate testing to its engineers and employees.
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What's your message to budding motorsport engineers, especially female ones?
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Belarus's 54 universities turn out 4,000 software engineers every year.
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It also indicated its missile engineers were becoming more sophisticated.
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The company has been poaching Dialog engineers to join Apple.
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By then, Indian engineers had long been running the mill.
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Healthcare system engineers are redesigning the system from first principles.
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About 40 engineers have also left, a senior engineer said.
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The approach doesn't actually require engineers to do anything differently.
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The engineers also stressed that security is dynamic, not static.
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Only vast organizations with thousands of aerospace engineers could participate.
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According to Glassdoor, its software engineers earn an estimated $110,000.
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And that means the company's engineers have an interesting problem.
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For these two driven engineers, those statistics were pretty motivating.
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Here's hoping he befriends some audio engineers in the meantime.
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None are needed; the Chevy engineers finessed an excellent balance.
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All the while, Takata engineers struggled to tame ammonium nitrate.
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A decade ago, Ramallah had just a few hundred engineers.
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The company acknowledged that its engineers had intentionally manipulated evaluations.
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Nissan engineers discovered the discrepancy last year, the company said.
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We both were software engineers at the same large company.
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Are we worth less than other engineers at this company?
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The process was halted as engineers took a closer look.
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In the meantime, he's building a team of senior engineers.
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They include physicists, metallurgists, epidemiologists, automotive engineers and data scientists.
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Nurses, teachers, bookkeepers, engineers, programmers all feel this way too.
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Only 7.8% of aerospace engineers in the US are women.
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In 2007, I became the locomotive manager responsible for engineers.
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Fire investigators on scene working with engineers to determine cause.
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Engineers and attorneys scored high on Glassdoor's list as well.
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The tech industry doesn't exclusively hire coders and software engineers.
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The Times did not name the engineers in its report.
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Ten engineers and 18 months later, they'd reached a solution.
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Engineers with the wall's builder, the construction giant Kajima Corp.
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SpaceShipTwo's design engineers had used some of that flight data.
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My engineers did a fantastic job; my balance was amazing.
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Two engineers built the app and it launched in 2012.
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We've always dedicated engineers to ensuring that we can scale.
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Younger sound engineers might not have grown up with vinyl.
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"It takes as long as it takes," retort irritated engineers.
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Most of them used to be engineers, spoke good English.
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Engineers have updated the software to make it more seamless.
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Well, engineers don't live in Zendesk, they live in Jira.
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They have headshots of famous robotics engineers on the wall.
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Distinguished Engineers, the Level 22011s, are spoken of with reverence.
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For engineers looking to build Android apps, he recommends Kotlin.
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Five of my father's seven siblings were engineers or technologists.
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That means more than engineers can — and will — be represented.
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For example, pilots fly the plane and engineers design it.
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You do that with innovative scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians.
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Raytheon engineers used the discovery to develop the microwave oven.
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Lyondell employee engineers and administrative staff are working from home.
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Engineers have been working long hours to keep things running.
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Those servers and all the infrastructure and engineers cost money.
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The most productive engineers as well as the least productive.
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The engineers crunched numbers as everyone produced thousands of drawings.
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Engineers are responding with astonishing solutions culled from multiple disciplines.
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And no group has embraced psychedelics like Silicon Valley engineers.
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The station's own engineers weren't even told of the move.
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The platform that Summit provides was developed by Facebook engineers.
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Such dispensations were reserved for scientists, engineers, doctors and teachers.
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He explained that the training of engineers takes 20 months.
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"This is a divine mission for Japan's robot engineers." video
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Accountants and engineers are the job descriptions we might expect.
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In order to do that, the company needs more engineers.
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They require engineers who know how to run the software.
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That industry includes professions such as lawyers, consultants and engineers.
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Instead, he insisted the math of SpinLaunch engineers was solid.
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Learn the dos and don'ts of hiring your early engineers.
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These range from senior management positions to analysts and engineers.
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"This is brutal," said Erasto Garcia, one of the engineers.
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He began in 2016 by recruiting a couple of engineers.
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X engineers collaborated on the project and hosted the hardware.
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Handshakes and backslaps to the engineers who tuned the chassis.
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Everything from UX designers, to software engineers, to Agile coaches.
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Pensando Systems: Superstar engineers take on the next big thing
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Nissan engineers also upped the car's braking and suspension components.
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In what ways are engineers and researchers addressing these challenges?
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One of the engineers suggested cladding the base in steel.
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Some engineers at Apple were not happy with the change.
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Soon, though, the Canadian government's engineers tried a third time.
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Archaeologists and engineers have tried, unsuccessfully, to find the answer.
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M. and Kodak engineers make halting progress on a prototype.
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Amazon isn't trying to turn warehouse pickers into software engineers.
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Jonathan Williams, the chief of the Army Corps of Engineers.
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NASA engineers have used its principles to make foldable telescopes.
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Those professions include doctors, scientists, mathematicians, engineers and IT specialists.
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Engineers have done it on the ground, and it worked.
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But engineers and designers weren't told to benchmark the vehicles.
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So: did they really have to buy their engineers computers?
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So engineers build sprawling arrays to simulate much bigger telescopes.
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This, the king knows, is what comes from trusting engineers.
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Todd Semonite, the commander of the Army Corps of Engineers.
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The engineers from Australia visited New York in the 1920s.
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But the dismantling engineers had that problem figured out, too.
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Surprisingly, engineers often recommend using portable fans and opening windows.
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Doctors and engineers are not expected to have another job.
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At the forefront of the continued emigration wave are engineers.
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After that quake, engineers noticed a pattern to the destruction.
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Hundreds of Chinese workers and engineers are employed across Iran.
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Engineers found those spaces noisy and distracting, and concentration suffered.
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Yeah, and there's warehouses full of engineers figuring this out.
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It took human engineers years to map out the system.
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The younger engineers are all about walking, biking, and transit.
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Their engineers were running around thinking they had screwed up.
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But engineers at Stanford University were unconvinced by the findings.
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These lucky engineers are enjoying tremendous demand for their talents.
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Is it up to the engineers who program the software?
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There's so many engineers who go through the same thing.
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Urmson has since poached engineers away from Uber and Tesla.
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Telescopes, computers, and engineers who can try to find out.
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"Companies will recruit less mechanical engineers and more software engineers," said Barry Jaruzelski, innovation and R&D expert for Strategy& and principal with PwC U.S. The number of firms where electrical engineers are projected to be the top technical speciality will fall by more than one-third to 13 percent by 2020, while companies where data engineers predominate will double to 16 percent in the same time frame, the report said, posing challenges both for higher education and the job market.
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The current version of the app was built by 30 engineers, while the redesigned app is the end product of over 300 engineers, says Haider Sabri, director of engineering for Uber's driver experience team.
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Both the American Society for Civil Engineers and the American Institute for Chemical Engineers are pursuing efforts to evaluate the impacts of climate change on their "best practices" that inform liability, according to Patton.
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Among those laid off were at least two dozen software engineers, including a machine learning engineer, and 40 hardware engineers, according to a letter sent by Apple to California employment regulators earlier this month.
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A separate standards body, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), put restrictions on Huawei engineers' ability to participate in peer reviews for its publications, drawing criticism from some in China's industry and elsewhere.
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The flag carrier airline of New Zealand was notified of the strike by the Aviation and Marine Engineers Association (AMEA) and E tū, which represent the company's aircraft maintenance engineers, aircraft logistics and related staff.
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"The data is showing that the US is going to be a million engineers shy of the market needs in the next four years," Percival said, adding that today the market is short 600,000 engineers.
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This, against all statistical odds, as this survey shows that women only earned 6.1% of the nominations in this category, which recognizes the artist, featured artists, the producer, songwriters, recording engineers, mixers, and mastering engineers.
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" For example: "When software engineers at two companies were asked to rate their performance, 32 percent of the engineers at one company and 42 percent at the other put themselves in the top 5 percent.
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A separate standards body, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), put restrictions on Huawei engineers' ability to participate in peer reviews for its publications, drawing criticism from some in China's industry and elsewhere.
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Tesla has been actively hiring in the past few months for assembly-line jobs at its Fremont plant, but has found that manufacturing engineers are in even shorter supply than software engineers in Silicon Valley.
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Instead of specialists like today's chassis or powertrain engineers, these new engineers will need to be cross-functional "tinkerers," with expertise in math, physics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, data sciences and software, per BCG.
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The commander of the US Army Corps of Engineers, LT. General Todd Semonite attended a meeting at the White House on Monday to discuss the response, according to a senior Army Corp of Engineers official.
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Though he came of age when engineers were expected to perform feats of awe-inducing bravura, Mr. Silman largely contented himself with the invisible, ingenious stitchery that protected the work of other engineers and architects.
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Uber is having to work harder to recruit the best engineers.
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Mostly environmental engineers, members range in experience from undergraduates to professors.
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After that, engineers, salesmen, and doctors rounded out the top five.
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We need researchers and academics and engineers; programmers, surgeons, and botanists.
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But in this case, the engineers noticed two unusually frightening details.
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That stretch requires an easement from the Army Corps of Engineers.
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It's just a playground for NASA engineers to drive their rovers.
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Are you one of the 100+ engineers who worked on Dragonfly?
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Mission engineers were also able to recenter sensors inside the device.
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Finally, the mission engineers have had to do some cable management.
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So, he may also search for business owners, engineers or athletes.
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And in most of Facebook's offices, engineers and salespeople rarely interact.
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Engineers would learn to design structures far more resistant to flames.
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The US Army Corps of Engineers first threatened arrest, then backtracked.
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The two left SpaceX where they both worked as rocket engineers.
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Some engineers wanted to send users a personalized playlist every day.
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These technicians modify or test equipment for engineers or physical scientists.
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Didi has also poached engineers away from Google's self-driving arm.
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Just 12 percent of engineers in the United States are women.
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Engineers can design safer roads and policymakers can lower speed limits.
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The problem is that engineers and doctors are from different worlds.
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Political parties have accused each other of trying to engineers defections.
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We need to develop quantum engineers, people who can apply it.
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Banks of designers and engineers sit in front of computers nearby.
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A Canadian aeroplane-maker can direct a team of Mexican engineers.
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Clearly Dyson's engineers are also steadily improving their muffling technology, too.
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Engineers will have to apply and be accepted to the program.
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Many of the engineers at tech firms were born abroad, too.
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These were a bunch of engineers wire wrapping the things together.
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Then we go see the engineers and watchmakers and say, 'O.
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It's moments like these that seem to excite the engineers most.
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Practically speaking, that meant engineers were working with no safety net.
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"They're working to get it done," he said of the engineers.
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But engineers also knew that WALL-E had a leaky thruster.
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And I started the search team with one of the engineers.
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That's left to the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers.
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This isn't the first time engineers have attempted to automate construction.
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The firings affected everyone from factory workers to engineers to managers.
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"Google engineers have a reputation and I knew that," Taylor says.
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You have all these engineers who are committed to one strategy.
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Biomedical engineers, doctors and entrepreneurs started to jump into the fray.
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Ismail's goal was having a team of 1,000 highly skilled engineers.
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In three years he was able to hire 2003 amazing engineers.
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It's no secret that computer software engineers get paid a lot.
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He worked with a team of Italian engineers near his studio.
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JIM CRAMER: Where are you going to find all those engineers?
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TOM KENNEDY: No, we don't produce enough engineers in this country.
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Vig insists that Abacus doesn't need an army of engineers, though.
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Look at these NASA engineers' pumpkins and just give up already.
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There's another 1,100 engineers-- you can't see them in the plant.
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The first, which most engineers guess correctly, is the North Pole.
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On Wednesday, United Engineers' shares fell 1.5 percent to S$2.7.
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United Engineers' property businesses are located mainly in Singapore and China.
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Bomb-disposal crews assisted by Russian engineers and robots will help.
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Apple has five levels for engineers, from ICT2000 up to ICT24.
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AI co-founder and CTO Alexandre Linares and three engineers. Alpine.
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American engineers service the Saudi warplanes taking off to drop bombs.
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Of course, freelance work is often uneven, even for software engineers.
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But it's pretty hard to travel to Mars without aerospace engineers.
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Silicon Valley's tech companies have failed to hire many black engineers.
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They abducted 13 engineers and 20 security guards, the official said.
|
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What individual German engineers managed this feat, we may never know.
|
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Atom's engineers have not given up on the domestic market, though.
|
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Amazon has also hired specialized mechanical engineers from the robotics industry.
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When joining these neurons together, engineers have many choices to make.
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You have five, six, seven engineers who are working for you.
|
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Roboterra has drawn engineers from Apple, Tesla and Google X Lab.
|
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But those search results are not the product of sexist engineers.
|
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There's no guarantee Chinese engineers will succeed where others have failed.
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Its founders include engineers and designers from Caterpillar, Pixar and Apple.
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Grohmann currently employs around 700 people, including hardware and software engineers.
|
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And engineers are still struggling to build a useful quantum machine.
|
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They assembled a group of recording artists and engineers to help.
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The room had three banks of desks manned by 13 engineers.
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Engineers working on the Advance LIGO upgrade at the Hanford site.
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Apple paid roughly $10 million for each of Lattice's 20 engineers.
|
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has given protesters until Feb.
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TOYOTA CITY, Japan (Reuters) - Engineers, supported by Toyota Motor Corp (7203.
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Luckily, the engineers from Hyundai hand me a pair of crutches.
|
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They are currently looking for team leads, project managers and engineers.
|
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Crucial are the voices of the engineers who make energy work.
|
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And Amazon confirmed the incident after engineers checked the device's log.
|
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It requires Facebook's engineers and leaders to do the right thing.
|
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But engineers haven't written off the internal combustion engine just yet.
|
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In 2016, engineers were working on lighter, less cumbersome body armor.
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Production systems that are on fire will ultimately consume engineers' hours.
|
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Engineers should not be insulated from the operation of the services.
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It will open an R&D center and hire 150 engineers.
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Leidos engineers might work on cybersecurity, electronic health systems, or drones.
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Engineers said they've designed it to be faster than the Osprey.
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The company reportedly had hundreds of engineers working on Project Titan.
|
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Even some software engineers at Facebook claim they can't afford rent.
|
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Our engineers were able to identify and resolve the issue quickly.
|
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Many are entrepreneurs themselves, and others range from retirees to engineers.
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The sound engineers are great and they do everything for you.
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"There are a good amount of jobs for engineers," Guerin says.
|
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More than 150 engineers from 29 organizations contributed to the project.
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Such technology is incredibly useful, but it also engineers our behavior.
|
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Hopefully Google's engineers will be adding more functionality in the future.
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Q: How many Apple engineers does it take to fix iTunes?
|
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A group of engineers is testing the feasibility of growable habitats.
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Engineers are analyzing the data "day and night," the ESA says.
|
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That job largely fell to the US Army Corps of Engineers.
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The dam is operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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NASA engineers don't call it "seven minutes of terror" for nothing.
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Many outside "vendors" are software engineers who work on Google products.
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The engineers were aglow: conspirators who'd just planned the perfect crime.
|
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To some extent, jamming is what engineers call a "scheduling" problem.
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Updated to correct Gary Flandro and Roger Bourke's titles to engineers.
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Transportation engineers have known about these infrastructure safety fixes for decades.
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That bill provided funding for various Army Corps of Engineers projects.
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According to Sorscher, under McNerney engineers were discouraged from voicing concerns.
|
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Starling Bank employs only 110 people, and relies heavily on engineers.
|
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As engineers said today, data security is an ever-evolving target.
|
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His engineers have to get creative to keep the plant running.
|
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Three of the star MPLS engineers were relegated to advisory roles.
|
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Luckily, this time the bosses had their chassis engineers working overtime.
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Provisions that previously required assessments from professional engineers were also struck.
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The court's eight justices agreed in Army Corps of Engineers v.
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The process forces engineers to begin thinking like the business side.
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It's also able to keep NASA engineers updated on the storm.
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"They're ecological engineers in the way elephants are," Mr. Calvelli said.
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In the end, Nina engineers exactly the championship game she wants.
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Seems as if Chrysler engineers finally got the transmission's calibration right.
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Read more: Better than a PowerPoint deckDon't hire 'the best engineers'
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His first meeting of the day was with his top engineers.
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In response, Slat countered by saying that they were not engineers.
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Slat's engineers developed twenty-seven hypotheses to explain why this happened.
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These are unlikely scenarios, but the engineers want to be sure.
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They aren't all high-end engineers with trade secrets in hand.
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"But you didn't recruit engineers in New York," Mr. Richardson said.
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But SpaceX engineers have accomplished unprecedented landing feats for years now.
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So when your engineers tell you there's a problem, you listen.
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Engineers, accountants, blue-collar workers and entire families are emigrating daily.
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Today, engineers believe they've finally found a solution to the leak.
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They have engineers willing to work without an in-house masseuse.
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Credit Karma is taking the chat technology and Penny's five engineers.
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Is that something that you had to actually dedicate engineers to?
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Engineers will embed the ethics in decision-making algorithms and code.
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I came to this problem ... Both of my parents were engineers.
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Local drivers have consistently proven more flexible than traffic engineers predict.
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She has filed over 20 patents and mentors fellow women engineers.
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That stuff he entrusts to developers and engineers at Hardshell Labs.
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Other engineers at Otto have worked at Tesla, Apple and Google.
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For everyone, but particularly software engineers: let's get back to basics.
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So the engineers designed Tarzan to live amongst the crops permanently.
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Is that kind of meal normal for creative engineers and developers?
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WATCH: Elon Musk's SpaceX holds hyperloop pod race for student engineers
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The move to electric opens countless opportunities to designers and engineers.
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At smaller companies, engineers have begun asking more questions about ethics.
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Financial engineers like Eddie Lampert are wreaking havoc on American companies.
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Linkabit engineers moved on to seed new companies in the area.
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Silicon Valley was built by engineers jumping from company to company.
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Our engineers and designers work with the shipyards on the redesigns.
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Doctors, web developers, engineers, and scientists emerged as their top choices.
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The participants included software engineers, bankers, college students and marketing specialists.
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One student suggested hiring fewer star engineers and more team players.
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Engineers strive to recreate a company's signature sound in the automobile.
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The program looks at how engineers and city planners are preparing.
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Some have pushed for a holiday to celebrate beleaguered software engineers.
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Trump said Google has 1,700 engineers working on the effort now.
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Todd T. Semonite, commanding general of the Army Corps of Engineers.
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My co-founder and I are both aerospace engineers by background.
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Google engineers have designed computer chips specifically for training neural networks.
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SoundBetter's platform allows hiring of musicians, audio engineers, producers and songwriters.
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Now we're engineers, lawyers, doctors, presidents, maybe a future female president.
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Ren Zhengfei: If our engineers became politicians, Huawei would have collapsed.
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The firm now hires computer programmers as well as aeronautical engineers.
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All of this is allowing auto engineers to expand their imaginations.
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Overall, its team consists of more than 60 engineers and entrepreneurs.
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Join roughly 1,500 experts, visionaries, creators, founders, investors, researchers and engineers.
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After 84 seconds, engineers will intentionally cut the rocket&aposs engines.
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Then engineers from CARB and Volkswagen would meet to compare notes.
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About 330 people work within IAC's mobile division, 56% as engineers.
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Karim and Chen were engineers, while Hurley was a web designer.
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This fact apparently didn't matter to the Army Corps of Engineers.
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They range from educators to engineers, to a former rocket scientist.
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The limited editions give engineers and designers a chance to experiment.
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In fact, software engineers are the most sought-after employees today.
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"This really gives the engineers an opportunity to shine," said Tsimmerman.
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They pooled their savings to pay a small team of engineers.
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The engineers are Harold I. Shapiro Associates and Gilsanz, Murray, Steficek.
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At the university here, engineers are aiming to do just that.
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The same benefits go to the warehouse workers and the engineers.
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Recently, engineers spent about a month working on four-way stops.
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Engineers have been attempting prototypes of self-driving cars for decades.
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Six of the current nine engineers were on the team then.
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Engineers built the plant with about $20 million from Howard Buffett.
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We make sure our engineers are trained and up to date.
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Other people want to grow up to become architects or engineers.
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In the Salary Race, Engineers Sprint but English Majors Endure 66.
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Engineers had warned for months that the hillside dump was unstable.
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Engineers have conducted successful test flights in Singapore and San Francisco.
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And engineers say it is essential to making autonomous cars safe.
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In November, Google publicly fired five engineers involved in union activity.
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UBS based its estimates on consultations with engineers and industry research.
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Among those who take an interest: The Army Corps of Engineers.
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Engineers planned to inspect the damage at first light on Monday.
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The organization also works with the Society of Women Engineers, Code.
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Surprisingly, the chassis engineers didn't sacrifice comfort to make this happen.
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Engineers simply locked in a good balance of comfort and control.
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In both cases, the engineers had no memory of the crashes.
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Such detailed forecasts are crucial for evacuation planners and civil engineers.
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The start-up migrants from the consumer internet are often engineers.
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They often work as domestic helpers, construction workers, engineers and nurses.
|
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Earlier this month, Snap laid off more than 100 software engineers.
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Women work as government ministers, judges, lawyers, soldiers, doctors and engineers.
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Engineers, industrialists and governments can work together to reverse this trend.
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Summer ends this weekend with a victory for Facebook's 'like' engineers.
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There is a shortage of competent software engineers, driving salaries up.
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So I really need people, especially engineers, to keep things factual.
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Catalyte is on track to graduate another 500 engineers in 2020.
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The contracts were awarded by the US Army Corps of Engineers.
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Thousands of American engineers and managers lived with their families there.
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EPA scientists, engineers and lawyers must catch and stop the culprits.
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The solution - say engineers, city planners and campaigners - is concrete roads.
|
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This should lessen the incentive for mastering engineers to abuse compression.
|
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Among the dead were students, athletes, engineers and an aspiring pilot.
|
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At least 20 of the company's engineers have quit since November.
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Hire more engineers, build more features, hire more salespeople, spend more.
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There's a lot of people, there's lawyers and doctors and engineers.
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It's used by engineers to collaborate on projects and track bugs.
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You can't be a humanist and cede that to the engineers.
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They count among them scientists, teachers, engineers, grandmothers, nurses, and artists.
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The home-sharing business acquihired approximately seven engineers from ChangeCoin. 7.
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Millionaire engineers who get paid gobs of money and barely work.
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Source: Intuit Trust your managers, and make sure they trust their subordinates At companies Campbell worked at, he would aim to eliminate tensions between product managers and engineers by building a culture of trust, where managers knew that engineers were in the best position to find a solution and engineers knew managers were in the best position to guide them to that goal.
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A beautifully futuristic wind turbine collecting renewable energy Some of the potential jobs within this field may range from engineers who design new water treatment plants to engineers working on hybrid-electric vehicles, buildings or structures.
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LinkedIn estimates that software engineers make around $9903,300 within the first few years of their careers, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that the median annual pay for software engineers is over six figures.
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Among those interviewed — including engineers involved in mobile product and security development, as well as former security engineers and executives — some said they would quit, while others said they would simply refuse to do the work.
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Mailey said the company realized from Jonah's insights that it needed to be more narrowly focused in recruitment letters, differentiating between divisions like software engineers and product managers instead of sending email blasts for all engineers.
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He said the plan called for engineers from Metro-North Railroad to pilot the trains between Spuyten Duyvil and Grand Central, because Amtrak engineers are not familiar with the complex network of tracks at the terminal.
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NTSB experts found that both accidents involved engineers who failed to control their trains, both trains overran the end of the track, and both engineers had issues with a sleep disorder known as obstructive sleep apnea.
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In its complaint, Qualcomm alleged that Apple was required under its contract to ensure that Apple engineers working with Qualcomm did not communicate details about Qualcomm chips to Apple engineers working on competing chips from Intel.
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