I’m currently based in Calgary and actively working toward starting my career as an Electrician. I have submitted all my documents to AIT, my application is in process, and I’ve received my apprentice number. Once my registration is fully completed, I will be starting my technical training at SAIT. At the moment, I’m seeking an employer who is willing to take me as an Electrician Apprentice so I can start working, learning, and gaining hands-on experience. Does anyone have any leads or advice?

I am a fairly new licenced EMT, looking for employment. With little experience in the field, I am looking for a good entry level position with an ambulance company, a non-emergency medical transportation company, or a clinical or hospital role. I love helping people and my career path goal is to become an RN. Looking for work in the Antelope Valley (Lancaster, Palmdale, Quartz Hill) area and would prefer a night position. Is there anyone that may have any recommendations? Thanks in advance! 😃

Hi everyone, I’m currently seeking an entry-level IT / Help Desk or technical support opportunity in Toronto. I have hands-on experience with Windows support, Active Directory/Azure AD, ticketing systems, and customer service. I’ve been actively applying for over 8 months but haven’t even had the chance to land an interview yet. If anyone can offer a referral or point me toward an open role, I’d truly appreciate it. Happy to share my resume and details. Thank you in advance.

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DSST Public Schools is a high-performing public charter school network in Denver and Aurora, Colorado. Known for its strong STEM curriculum and college-preparatory focus, DSST consistently achieves high academic results and maintains a 100% college acceptance rate for graduates. The schools emphasize equity, character development, and a values-driven culture, making them a respected choice for families seeking rigorous and supportive education.

Working on a short project designing and developing a CNC Router/Milling Machine to do automotive wheel rims repair. Designed the mechanical hardware using extruded aluminum, worm gears and stepper motors. That was it for the actual machine hard part. Then developed the electronics proof of concept using Arduino and 4 stepper motor drivers for a 3 axis CNC Mill/Router. After wards, I continued to developing the PCB for a final commercial product.

Help I can’t land a ED tech job. I’ve been an EMT for about a year now, sadly I can only work IFT as they’re the most flexible ones with my school schedule. I know a lot of people that have landed jobs with no 911 experience. I even got my phlebotomy license to be a better applicant yet nothing so far. 14 rejections 0 interviews I’m even a volunteer at a local hospital. Any tips to add to my resume to give me better chances?

As a Data Engineer with experience of ETL/ELT data end to-end pipelines high-quality, data across Insurance, Life, Health, Annuities, and Banking domains. Specialized in IBM DataStage, Snowflake, dbt, AWS and SQL to deliver data governance, secure, compliant, and regulatory needs. Experienced in Control-M, and DevOps CI/CD automated deployments, Linux-based operations and the responsible use of Generative AI tools.

Any insights into NTT Data? I applied for an accounts receivable position and they sound too good to be true. I am ready for additional growth, development and training in my career. I have been told that I have potential at my current company for supervisor/management/director, but with some large changes in the organization I am hesitant about staying with my current company.

Trying to piece together what I’ve seen on different posts. Can anyone in/familiar with NACR confirm the comp below: Analyst 110-200 (expect ~140) Associate 200-300 (expect 250) Senior Associate - 300-very high (400 is reasonable) Any info would be so appreciated! Also have heard it’s 2 years at both Analyst and Associate