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  My journey at L & S has been a rich tapestry woven with experiences that seamlessly blend challenge and excitement. Nearly 19 years ago, I embarked on this voyage within the organization, greeted by a multitude of growth prospects that I eagerly embraced. These opportunities have served as nourishment for my knowledge and a canvas for my experiences to flourish. From my modest beginnings as a Junior Draftsman, I’ve steadily advanced through the ranks to attain the role of Senior Draftsman. Today, standing as the head of the Drafting department, I am profoundly appreciative of the unswerving faith that my company has vested in me  As the head of the department, my role revolves around efficiently managing the resources under my purview to lead my team in delivering a product and service of the utmost quality and accuracy, always striving to exceed the expectations set by our clients. Among the various aspects of my job, my favourite part undoubtedly lies in sharing the wealth of knowledge I've accumulated over the years. Witnessing my colleagues grow and evolve as professionals through this knowledge-sharing process is incredibly rewarding. When I reflect on the core values that define my approach to work, I find that "Ownership" resonates with me the most. I take personal responsibility for the tasks at hand and drive myself to ensure their successful completion. To newcomers entering the fold, the best piece of advice I can offer is to embrace a proactive stance. Don't hesitate to seek guidance from seasoned colleagues and absorb as much knowledge as you can. This approach not only accelerates your learning curve but also fosters a collaborative and dynamic work environment. While my colleagues may know a lot about me, there's one aspect that remains less apparent: my passion for building things from the ground up. From crafting shelves and desks to assembling speaker boxes, I thoroughly enjoy the process of creating functional items from scratch, a skill that often surprises those around me, and I do believe that it is something that I’m good at. Top of Form  

Have you ever known that you could do something if you were given a chance to prove yourself? I have been asking people 'The Northern Engineers Community' what they feel is the most important thing a person needs to be successful in a job. The overwhelming response was someone with a 'good attitude and a desire to learn'. Not experience, or qualifications, or expertise in a certain CAD package, or knowledge of specific standards, or familiarity with quality assurance processes. All these are useful to have, no one can deny that, but ultimately they can all be learnt. People are capable of amazing things and if the right ones are given a chance to shine and that's where the gold is. When I find a great person and they tell me their story, their aspirations and motivations, then I know in that moment they are capable. It's my duty to then find an employer that's open to discussing how they might fit in their organisation. And guess what? There's lots of great people out there looking for a chance to shine. Is it time to stop being so rigid with what your expectations are for certain roles? Do you believe a good attitude is the driver for success? #peoplepower #careeropportunities #engineeringrecruitment

Want to grab job opportunity for the post of design engineer? Here are few interview questions which will cover most of the topics related to design engineering career. If any important questions needs to be concerned about pls address them in comment section. Here are some common interview questions for a design engineer role: 1. Can you walk me through your design process? 2. How do you approach problem-solving in design? 3. Describe a challenging design project you've worked on and how you overcame obstacles. 4. What CAD software are you proficient in, and what is your level of expertise? 5. How do you ensure your designs meet regulatory standards and requirements? 6. Have you ever had to modify a design due to manufacturing constraints? If so, how did you handle it? 7. Can you discuss a time when you had to collaborate with other teams or departments during the design process? 8. What methods do you use to stay updated on industry trends and new technologies? 9. Describe a situation where you had to prioritize multiple design tasks with competing deadlines. 10. How do you approach risk assessment and mitigation in your design work? 11. Can you provide an example of a design project where you implemented cost-saving measures without sacrificing quality? 12. How do you incorporate feedback from stakeholders into your design iterations? 13. Have you ever encountered a design failure or mistake? How did you address it? 14. What do you consider to be the most important qualities for a successful design engineer? 15. How do you stay organized and manage your time effectively when working on multiple design projects simultaneously? These questions cover a range of topics and skills relevant to a design engineer role. Make sure to prepare specific examples from your past experiences to illustrate your capabilities and problem-solving skills.

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Bim Modeler Company Name- Worldemp India Location- Pune, Maharashtra Apply for this link- https://g.co/kgs/f3N1eq As a BIM Modeler mechanical, you are responsible for translating the customer's needs into a functional design in a technical elaboration. Calculating and constructing an installation consisting of specialized and complex assemblies. You will directly work together with an engineer who will guide you through the work.Drafting is the biggest part of the work. • Can set up, analyse, and coordinate a building model which contains (re)usable data. • Test technical data for conformity with the specifications stated in the contract document (e.g. technical principles, BIM protocol, BIM implementation plan, etc.). • Perform activities related to the model-technical elaboration of the installations according to the received specifications of the projects assigned to the project team. • Quality check of model and model data in accordance with the contract. • In consultation with superiors, anticipate on the required data within the specified periods. • Can make technical calculations and... #buildinginformationmodeling #bim #revit #construction #engineering #architecture #d #rfem #civilengineering #structuralengineering #baustatik #autodesk #tragwerksplanung #dlubalsoftware #dlubal #design #eurocode #structuralengineer #bauingenieur #civil #o #statiker #structuralanalysis #dmodeling #enjoystructuralanalysis #buildingdesign #bauingenieurwesen #dbuilding #structuralanalysissoftware #technology

Hey everyone! As a recruiter, I have had the opportunity to work with professionals from different fields. And I must say, one type of candidate that always impresses me is a structural engineer. Why, you may ask? Well, let me tell you. Structural engineers possess a unique set of skills that make them an asset to any team. From problem-solving to critical thinking, they have it all. Not to mention their attention to detail and ability to handle complex projects with ease. But what I truly admire about structural engineers is their passion for their work. They are committed to ensuring the safety and stability of structures, which is a crucial aspect of any project. Moreover, their expertise extends beyond just buildings and bridges. They can apply their knowledge to a variety of industries such as aerospace, automotive, and even software development. As a recruiter, I am always on the lookout for candidates who have a diverse skill set and a passion for their work. And structural engineers check all the boxes for me. So, if you are a structural engineer looking for new opportunities, don't be surprised if you see my name in your inbox. And if you're a recruiter like me, I highly recommend keeping an eye out for these talented individuals. Let's give a shoutout to all #structuralengineer