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Here is a set of Responsibilities, I believe every Post-Si validation engineer would face one day or the other. The list is certainly not exhaustive nor exclusive to validation. Here we go: 1. Detecting design flaws, including those escaped functional errors that were uncaught during the previous stages of verification. 2. Testing and un-raveling various kinds of security vulnerabilities in the system. 3. Detection of electrical and reliability bugs. 4. Not the least, working with design/system teams to come up with solutions and/or workarounds. Posting it to trigger a discussion and I would welcome comments, corrections and insights. #soc #vlsi #silicondebug #engineeringmanagement #cgm #validation

Hello friends and allies of ❇ RC Engineering & Construction Management! We are hiring and seeking referrals and interested professionals from our growing network. We’re also in a race to see if we  can do better than a LinkedIn job board post. 🏎 Posts get traction on LinkedIn through COMMENTS  (five words really gives the boost), and of course LIKES and SHARES.  Help us test the wave of our network to see how far this can reach with impressions.  If you don’t have a referral or these are positions not within your scope, comment about your FAVORITE 🌟 job board and why you like it. 👈 I’ll report back next week on Friday how far this may reach.. 🥳 I have more than one job - maybe we can get multiple people hired! 🏆 Who do you know in Tri-Cities, WA or willing to live here - these are onsite, or hybrid jobs. 👀 📅 I'll be scheduling screens this week and next! ⏲ ✅ Environmental Compliance Technical Support (regulatory/permitting )  ✅Senior I&C Electrical Design Engineer - with 7   years (nuclear exp. preferred)  ✅ Safety Subject Matter Expert ✅ Scheduler with P6 (Houston, TX) Would you help me share these jobs, please? 🙏 LinkedIn may not send it far in full capacity of the reach potential, so please help me share it with the world and comment we'll see what it CAN DO. 🚀 Want to apply for one of these job? 𝗘𝗺𝗮𝗶𝗹 𝗺𝗲: sarrah at rcecm dot com (saving myself from some bots, 🤖 so you as a human will know how to connect with me. #engineeringjobs #nuclearindustry #rcecm  #hiringnow #referrals #energyindustryjobs #tricitieswa

I have a question for my fellow security practitioners in the OT/industrial/cyber physical/C&I space. Can anybody in this field really claim to be an “expert”? I come from a C&I engineering background, I’ve spent more than 20 years in cybersecurity in this field (the last few of them doing research completing my PhD). And to be honest with all of this I have only scratched the surface in most of the specialist areas. I see this unfortunate tendency with people (most of who have never worked in the engineering field) with 2-3 years’ experience calling themselves OT or even advanced OT experts. Is it possible to become a specialist in one specific field, for example asset/configuration management, in that time? Absolutely, but the term “expert” implies sufficient competency in most fields and for that you must understand technology (including 40 year old legacy systems) management, control and protection systems, industrial communication, risk identification and management, embedded and digital forensics, mitigation management, process instrumentation and electrical/switchgear operation. This does not even cover business management processes. I just cannot bring myself to believe a single person will have all these skills to an expert level after 5 years experience.

We hear it A LOT: “Yes, I am interested in the  job, but don’t want to apply during the holidays because of x, y, and z.” Don’t have this mentality! If you are serious about landing a new role in the new year, don’t put off your job search until January. Hiring is a year round process and continuing your job search during the holiday season is good for a number of reasons: 1. Hiring processes can be long (depending on the company), so start early. 2. It’s an ideal time to network - send a card & suggest a coffee in the new year. 3. Less competition. Fewer applicants per posting = better odds for you. 4. Hiring managers may be motivated to fill headcount by year end. We have MANY roles to help fill between now and early 2024. Take a look at our openings for technicians below, and head to our website to see a comprehensive list of project management, sales, operations and engineering roles. https://lnkd.in/graB8V9p Atlanta, GA - BAS Technician Charleston, SC - Programming Technician Charleston, SC - BAS Technician Charlotte, NC - BAS Technician Cincinnati, OH - Technician Cleveland, OH - BAS Technician Columbia, SC - Programming Technician Columbus, OH - BAS Technician Greenville, SC - Programming   Technician Los Angeles, CA - Technician  Manassas, VA - Critical Facilities Controls Technician Miami, FL - BAS Technician  Myrtle Beach, SC - Programming Technician Omaha, NE - Critical Facilities Controls Technician (contract) Portland, OR - Field Programmer / Specialist Portland, OR - Technician Raleigh, NC - BAS Technician Salt Lake City, UT - Technical Solutions Specialist San Diego, CA - Technician  Seattle, WA - Service Technician Wilmington, NC - BAS Technician #buildingautomation #energymanagement #hvaccontrols #nowhiring #BAStechnician #jobsearch #Siemens #JohnsonControls #Tridium #Alerton #Trane #AutomatedLogic #DistechControls #ABB #DeltaControls #Honeywell #SchneiderElectric #KMCcontrols #ReliableControls #Niagara4

‘What do Systems Engineers do?’ The job of a systems engineer is to spend all day and night on LinkedIn groups about systems engineering, where all systems engineers across the entire world 🌍 spend all their time day and night together. 🤡 #systemsengineering #clowns

Professionals known as field engineers hold a vital position across different industries, offering on-site expertise and technical support that is essential. Their importance stems from their ability to: ⏺ Provide on-site expertise and immediate solutions. ⏺Install, configure, and maintain complex equipment and systems. ⏺Diagnose and troubleshoot technical issues. ⏺Serve as a direct point of contact with customers and build positive relationships. ⏺Ensure quality and compliance with safety and regulatory standards. ⏺Adapt to diverse work environments and solve problems in different settings. ⏺Offer remote assistance when needed. ⏺Collect valuable data for analysis and process improvement. ⏺Train others in equipment usage and maintenance. ⏺Respond rapidly during emergencies to restore critical infrastructure and services. #OnsiteExpertise #TechnicalSupport #Installation #Configuration #Maintenance #Troubleshooting #CustomerRelations #QualityAssurance #Compliance #ProblemSolving #RemoteAssistance #DataCollection #Training #EmergencyResponse #InfrastructureRestoration

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#𝐌𝐞𝐞𝐭𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐒𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐬𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐫 A systems engineer is a professional responsible for designing and managing complex systems over their entire life cycle. Their role encompasses a broad range of tasks, including planning, implementing, maintaining, and troubleshooting various systems. Here are some key responsibilities and tasks typically associated with systems engineers: System Design: Develop and design system architecture based on specified requirements. Create detailed plans and documentation for system implementation. Implementation: Oversee the installation and configuration of hardware and software components. Ensure seamless integration of different subsystems within the overall system. Testing and Evaluation: Conduct thorough testing of systems to identify and address any issues or vulnerabilities. Evaluate system performance and recommend improvements or optimizations. Maintenance and Support: Provide ongoing maintenance and support for existing systems. Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues as they arise. Security Implementation: Implement security measures to protect systems from unauthorized access or cyber threats. Stay updated on cybersecurity best practices and integrate them into system designs. Collaboration: Work closely with cross-functional teams, including software developers, hardware engineers, and project managers. Collaborate with stakeholders to understand and incorporate their requirements. Documentation: Create comprehensive documentation for systems, including design specifications, operating procedures, and troubleshooting guides. System Optimization: Identify opportunities for system improvement, optimization, or upgrading. Implement changes to enhance system performance and efficiency. Risk Management: Assess potential risks associated with system designs and propose mitigation strategies. Plan for system recovery in the event of failures or disruptions. Lifecycle Management: Oversee the entire lifecycle of a system, from conception to decommissioning. Plan for system upgrades and replacements as technology evolves. Compliance and Standards: Ensure that systems adhere to industry standards, regulations, and compliance requirements. Stay informed about changes in technology and standards relevant to the field. In summary, a systems engineer plays a crucial role in designing, implementing, and maintaining complex systems, ensuring they operate efficiently, securely, and by organizational needs and industry standards. Meet our very own Chester as he walks us through what he does: https://lnkd.in/gM6UskPc #SystemsEngineer #VA #VirtualAssistant #24x7Direct #VirtualStaffing