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There's a lady here on LinkedIn that dedicates her time and resources to BSc Life Science graduates on the ins and outs of the career path, how far one can grow more especially in these hard times as most don't find employment and feel like their career choice was a wrong one. I'm thinking to myself, the majority of Biotechnology graduates must be in the same boat. I guess what I want to say is there's so much more to these careers than i.e quality control technician. With a little bit more research we'll find our niche. #research #biotechnology #science #jobhunting

START WITH HIGH TECH FACILITIES Aside being a Biomed, i also a medical equipment sales person. As biomedical engineer ( Intership or fresh graduate), this is my advise for you based on my experiences; start you training or career in a facility that has high modern technologies and experts. The world of technology and healthcare system is changing very fast, new technologies are replace the old ones, and your are going to stay or appear irrelevant if you can't meet up with the demand of the ever evolving world that we now leave in. Learn how to use Analyzers Learn equipment requirement, compliance and regulations. Learn equipment operations and calibration standards Learn Equipment standard parameters and values Learn equipment problem troubleshooting Learn to convey the problems you discovered to your client (end - user) THESE GUIDES ARE GOLDEN #biomed #sales #technology #biomedicalengineering #bme #healthcare #nigeria #LinkedIn #Learning #fatramedicalequipment

Professional Experience XXVII The electronic devices and computers we use in the laboratory may sometimes have simple technical problems. Connection cables or electrical connections may have come out of place. Naturally, you have to report this to the technical team. When this happens to you, your priority is to check that the cables are plugged in and in the correct position.  It is not a good experience to call the technical team because the computer does not turn on without plugging in the power cable :)  IT and Electrical technical team are the ones who suffer the most from this situation. #HPLC  #GC  #AAS  #ICP #Internship #Intern #information #University #School #Technical #Life #drug #quality assurance #qualitycontrol #Education #Chemistry #Chemistry #Pharmacy  #Drug #Experience #Biology  #Molecularchemistry

To ALL industry recruiters and global contacts, I would be remiss if I did not repost this genuine request, below -- I strongly suspect the surname gives a very clear indication as to my personal, vested interest :) As a father, I can personally attest to the analytical vigor, scientific drive and curiosity of this individual .... after all, I have personally helped shape that over nearly a quarter century. His focus and drive to complete any interesting project or mission once it is triggered is unwavering -- what he has done in completely rebuilding/optimizing his own V8 Hemi engine over the recent 11 weeks while still maintaining/completing his ChemE courseload and graduating in May astounds me (perhaps he should have gone into Mechanical Engineering instead of Chemical Engineering?). He is open to relo virtually anywhere within the United States, and potentially a few spots internationally, dependent upon circumstances. Braydon can be reached at braydonmiley83@gmail.com and/or via text at +001.919.902.9572. He (and I) appreciate any assistance, advice, leads, direction, links, referrals you may afford him in beginning his career, whether it be internship, part-time, contract, temporary or full-time entry level. #RTP #chemicalengineering #pharmaceuticals #internship #processchemistry

𝗙𝗼𝗿 𝗙𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗵 𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗱𝘂𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗕𝗶𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗘𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗶𝗲𝗹𝗱 ‼️ Embarking on a journey in Biomedical Engineering has become increasingly challenging. Many individuals find themselves accepting the first opportunity they get after graduation and the successful completion of their internships or training. Often, securing that initial job requires an extensive job search and persistent efforts over several months, even after completing their internship or training period. This reality underscores the competitive nature of the field and the importance of resilience and determination. Upon securing your first job, it is not uncommon to find that it may not align perfectly with your desired sector within Biomedical Engineering. This situation can arise because the primary focus is often on starting a career in the esteemed profession, sometimes at the expense of immediate job satisfaction. However, it is crucial to continue searching for a position that truly matches your interests and abilities, even after you have entered the field. Staying vigilant in your job search can help ensure that your long-term career trajectory remains aligned with your aspirations. Adjusting to a job that doesn't fully match your expectations can lead to significant difficulties in career growth within the Biomedical Engineering field. While initial roles may provide valuable experience and skills, they should not be seen as the final destination. It's essential to evaluate each position critically and continue seeking opportunities that better fit your career goals. This proactive approach will help you build a fulfilling and successful career in the long run. The path to a rewarding career in Biomedical Engineering requires patience, persistence, and strategic planning. While the first job may not be ideal, it is a stepping stone that offers experience and learning opportunities. However, it is equally important to remain focused on your ultimate career goals and continue striving to find the role that best suits your interests and strengths. By doing so, you can overcome initial challenges and achieve significant career growth in this dynamic and vital field. #Biomedical #Engineering 🤎

"Excited to share that I've been selected for an R&D position at [Sanovaskale Technologies Pvt Ltd ]! 🧪🔬 Thrilled to contribute to innovative research and apply my skills in process development and experimentations. Looking forward to learning and growing in this dynamic field. Open to new opportunities and collaborations. Let's connect and explore together! #Chemistry #R&D #Opportunities"

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An effective #CV and a Cover letter can make a lot of difference while applying for any #internship/training opportunities. Here are some steps to help you create an effective CV and cover letter: 𝓒𝓥 (𝓒𝓾𝓻𝓻𝓲𝓬𝓾𝓵𝓾𝓶 𝓥𝓲𝓽𝓪𝓮) 👇 👉 Contact Information: Include your full name, phone number, email address, and LinkedIn profile (if applicable). 👉 Objective Statement: Write a concise objective statement specifying your career goals and how they align with the internship or training position. 👉 Education: Include your academic qualifications, such as your degree, university name, graduation date, and relevant coursework. 👉 Technical Skills: List your technical skills in biotechnology, such as laboratory techniques, software proficiency (e.g., DNA sequencing analysis, PCR, bioinformatics), and any equipment or instrumentation you are experienced in. 👉 Research Experience: Highlight any research projects you have been involved in, including the topic, purpose, methodologies, and outcomes. You can also mention any publications or presentations resulting from your research. 👉 Work Experience: Include any relevant work experience, internships, or industry placements, emphasizing the biotechnology aspects and how they contributed to your skillset. 👉 Awards, Honors, and Certifications: Mention any academic awards, honors, or certifications you have received, such as scholarships or relevant courses completed. 👉 Extracurricular Activities: If you have been involved in any biotech-related clubs, organizations, or volunteer work, mention them to showcase your passion and dedication. 👉 References: Include references from professors, research advisors, or industry professionals who can vouch for your abilities and work ethic. 𝓒𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓻 𝓛𝓮𝓽𝓽𝓮𝓻 👇 👉 Contact Information: Include your full name, contact details, and the current date. 👉 Salutation: Address the cover letter to the specific contact person, if known. If not, use "Dear Hiring Manager" or "Dear [Company Name] Recruitment Team." 👉 Opening Paragraph: State the purpose of your letter and mention the specific internship or training position you are applying for. Additionally, briefly explain why you are interested in biotechnology and the company/organization. 👉 Body Paragraph(s): Expand on your relevant experience, academic background, and technical skills. Describe specific projects or research you've worked on and how they relate to the applied position. Highlight your ability to work well in teams, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills. 👉 Closing Paragraph: Express your enthusiasm for the opportunity, mention your availability for an interview, and provide your contact details. Thank the reader for considering your application. 👉 Formal Closing: Use a professional closing, such as "Sincerely" or "Best regards," followed by your full name. Good luck! #biotechnology #internship #training #cv #coverlettertips

#hiring *IT Specialist - Media Technology Service (all genders welcome)*, Mainz, *Germany*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Mainzjobs #Rheinland-Pfalzjobs #ITCommunications #freelancegermany #freelancerjobsgermany #freelanceworkgermany #remoteworkgermany #freelancedevelopergermany *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/gmmnM-z7 IT Specialist - Service Media Technology (all genders welcome) Sound and lighting: clear the stage for your career! From mobile production vans for ZDF and state-of-the-art broadcast studios (radio/TV) to fail-safe airport security technology and modern media equipment for universities. At BFE, we are the first port of call when it comes to customized studio and media systems - and have been for over 50 years. With teams from a wide range of disciplines (consulting, planning, development, electrical engineering, mechanics, carpentry, assembly, training and service), we support our customers all over the world from the initial consultation to project planning and after-sales service. That's why you have more future opportunities with us than you can count - whether you're at the start of your career and planning an apprenticeship, in the middle of it and want to take on a management position or somewhere in between. Sounds good? Then grab your laptop and your measuring device, we are looking for you in Düsseldorf or Duisburg as a (specialist) computer scientist as a service technician for media technology systems (all genders welcome). (Specialist) computer scientist as a service technician for media technology systems (all genders welcome) Location NRW - permanent - full-time Get started with us here! Tasks Whether touch displays, video walls or server racks: you configure our IT-supported media systems, install them on site and support our customers with issues relating to the respective product. It's not just our customers who notice that you're a professional, but also your colleagues in planning and installation as well as the manufacturers you work with successfully. You always have the scope of our services and response times, i.e. the service level agreements (SLAs), on screen with every move you make, click you make and inquiry you receive from our customers. Because you like things to be tidy, you record your service steps in detail and precisely using an issue tracking system. As you can see, you get around a lot, equip universities, public administrations and other customers with state-of-the-art technology and ensure smooth workflows - it's great to have you here! Profile Completed IT training, e.g. as an IT systems integration specialist, IT systems electronics technician, information electronics technician or a comparable qualification Experience in the media and/or event industry, know-how in network, video and audio technology as well as in control system software (Crestron, Extron or similar

Hello LinkedIn community, Today, I want to share a personal reflection on career paths and the importance of embracing opportunities, even if they may not seem directly related to our fields of study or desired professions. I am a laboratory technician by profession, I found myself in a similar situation, currently working as a hygiene supervisor. Through my own journey, I've come to realize the incredible value in taking any job opportunity that comes our way while waiting for employment in our chosen professions. In today's job market, finding employment in your specific field of study can sometimes take longer than expected. However, this should not discourage or bind us to a rigid mindset. Instead, it's crucial to keep an open mind and explore new avenues. Remember, career success is not a linear journey. It is often a winding road filled with unexpected twists and turns. By staying open to diverse opportunities, we can broaden our horizons, expand our skillsets, and ultimately pave our path to success. I encourage you to embrace any job opportunity that comes your way—even if it may not align perfectly with your field of study or desired profession. Trust that every experience has something valuable to offer and a potential impact on your future. #CareerPaths #OpportunityKnocks #ProfessionalGrowth