B2B Tech Sales Opportunity at (SFBA, USA) IPeople Tracking is searching for a Tech sales experts who genuinely gets excited about IoT and tracking technology. You'll design custom solutions for B2B clients and stick with them as a long-term partner, not just a one-time vendor. Five-plus years of experience and the ability to make technical concepts accessible are essential. Work from anywhere with working hours aligned to EST/EDT. Apply through our website: https://ipeopletracking.com/career/full-time-opportunities/tech-sales-specialist/

Hi all, I'm a former Kiewit Offshore employee with 12 years of experience in the Ingleside Structural Assembly Building (SAB) as a First Class Fitter and Leadman. I'm looking to return to the company and have submitted applications but haven't heard back yet. Does anyone have advice on the best way to get my application noticed for craft fitting or safety roles? I'd be grateful for any insight or a point of contact. My experience includes complex rigging, critical lifts, all done safely Thanks

Hi Im a former Kiewit Offshore employee with 12 years of experience in the Ingleside Structural Assembly Building (SAB) as a First Class Fitter and Leadman. I'm looking to return to the company and have submitted applications but haven't heard back yet. Does anyone have advice on the best way to get my application noticed for craft fitting or safety roles? I'd be grateful for any insight or a point of contact. My experience includes complex rigging, critical lifts, and a perfect safety record.

Anyone worked at General Atomics in Poway as a Software Developer? I have a 2.5 hr onsite interview coming up for an Associate Software Developer role that states "will include white board coding problems and design questions among other topics, with a focus on C and C++", and just want to get an idea of the types of questions I should expect to do on the white board, and should I be expecting system design questions for entry level, or what type of "system" questions will this consist of?

I know startups these days are tech focused, anyone interested in something more physical? I am looking at an agricultural co-op based on Italian models, where farmers pool capital and own the entire value chain. Either small specialty dairy or meat farms where output is process in a co-op facility and then sold either DTC or wholesale. This means no middleman squeezing the farmers and much higher margins for them. can still have same corporate style benefits like insurance, PTO, etc..

I know startups these days are tech focused, anyone interested in something more physical? I am looking at an agricultural co-op based on Italian models, where farmers pool capital and own the entire value chain. Either small specialty dairy or meat farms where output is process in a co-op facility and then sold either DTC or wholesale. This means no middleman squeezing the farmers and much higher margins for them. can still have same corporate style benefits like insurance, PTO, etc..

Baiya International Group Inc. (Nasdaq: BIYA) announced a strategic merger with Dubai-based tech firm Starfish to acquire core assets, including the UpTop.Meme platform. Built on BNB Chain, UpTop is a decentralized liquidity protocol for crypto assets and tokenized U.S. stocks. It recently raised $1.5 million in a token presale in six minutes. The deal marks BIYA’s entry into digital assets and fintech, accelerating its Web3 transformation and expected to generate $15 million in profit.

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Anyone willing to share a starting range or some salary data for me if they came into the BOA role with prior licenses/financial knowledge of the industry and experience in similar roles? I’ve been an EJ on call BOA for awhile additionally so familiar with a lot. I am guessing I will still have to go through more training by default. I need a pay raise from my on call to full time roll and want to know what’s reasonable with my background.

Could someone chime me in what it’s like to work as a (senior) it architect at bcg platinion? Something in between biz and tech could be interesting. However, if it’s slides only, meh. A bit of my background: I worked as a swe consultant for a while, then did just under 2 yrs of tech DD at big4 and it got a bit boring at some point, so now I’m swe consultant once again. Any thoughts? Thanks!