Trispoke Managed Services Pvt. Ltd.’s Post

‘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

🔥 9 out of 10 engineers dread being on call. But, it doesn't have to be this way.... ❗ Join me on July 11th for a conversation with ex-Meta production engineering leader Amin Astaneh. We'll discuss his journey, managing on-call challenges, and troubleshooting under pressure. Great insights for Site Reliability Engineers (SREs), infrastructure, and software engineers. 🛠 Registration link included in the comments below ⬇ Presented by Detect.sh, the open problem detection and resolution community. #engineering #SRE #infrastructure #kubernetes #observability #softwareengineering

Starting a new role as a Systems Engineer can be overwhelming, right? 🌟 New company culture, new processes, new projects—it’s a lot to take on. But don’t worry; here are 8 tips to help you hit the ground running and add value quickly. Swipe through to get started! For more detailed information, check out the full blog post in the comments. #SystemsEngineering #CareerTips #NewJob #EngineeringLife #ProfessionalDevelopment

The Power Of Purpose Three systems engineers were working extremely hard and quickly in a lab. One was squatting, one was standing, and one was half-standing. The first engineer said, "I'm a system engineer," in response to Thoray's question, "What are you doing?" To support my sales team and provide for my family, I'm putting much effort into churning out the bill of materials for the solution. The second engineer responded, "I'm a network architect." I'm developing a client-focused solution. With a sparkle in his eye, the third engineer—the most productive of the three and the group's future leader—replied, "I'm a next-generation solution builder," responding to the query, "What are you doing?" I'm creating a brighter future with infinite connectivity, security, and possibilities. Do you know your purpose at work? (PS: XW, thanks for everything. Looks like our new Lab at KA Center is up and running) #leadershipdevelopment #purposedriven #powerofpurpose

The job market has definitely taken a positive turn over the last couple of months with engineering hires across software and hardware being a priority for many of the leaders that I'm partnered with in the Future Mobility space 🚀 I've got a lot of exciting opportunities on my desk at the moment, check them out below and send me a direct message/email if you think you fit any of the descriptions 👇 ⚡ Chief Software Architect 📍 Remote 💲 $160K-$190K + bonus + equity 🚗 EV-C SW ⚡ Director of Engineering 📍 Remote 💲 $170K-$200K + bonus + equity 🚗 EV Charging ⚡ Senior Electrical Engineer 📍 Hybrid (2 days a week in Sausalito, CA) 💲 $120K-$160K + equity 🚗 Microgrid/BESS/EV Charging ⚡ Senior Battery Engineer 📍 Chicago (hybrid) 💲 $120K-$160K + equity 🚗 EV Battery ⚡ Firmware Engineer 📍 Minnesota (hybrid) 💲 $110K-$140K + bonus 🚗 Energy management/EV All job postings can be found via Storm4, either apply directly or email me at alisha.michaels@storm4.com Equally if you are a hiring manager within the Future Mobility space and looking to add an Engineering skillset to your team, want advice on strategically growing your team or would just like to make an introduction over a virtual coffee get in contact! ✉ #hiring #emobility #storm4

Most global engineers still are NOT using AI day to day. Only 4% (!) of engineers want to work in an office full-time. Over 42% of developers have experienced layoffs at their company in the past year. I'm stunned by these numbers. And that's just the start! Over 1200+ global engineers responded to our 2024 State of Remote Engineering survey, and the data paints a vivid picture of how global engineers think about their work today. It's a MUST for CTOs, engineering leaders, Talent leaders, etc. Special thanks to the team at Terminal behind these huge insights: Derek R. Wilson, John LaPerch, Kira Sparks, Gabi Anger, Carlos Jaramillo and Wes Mitchell-Lewis for making this happen! Link here:

If you've ever thought about pulling off a casino heist and you're a System Engineer, you probably possess the right qualities to execute it flawlessly without getting caught. Here's how to do it right: I'm, of course, joking and not encouraging any System Engineer (or anyone else) to engage in such activities, but there are some intriguing parallels between System Engineers and the intricate planning scene from that iconic movie: Team Collaboration: Just like in the movie, System Engineers assemble a diverse team of experts, each with their unique skills and expertise. Detailed Planning: System Engineers meticulously map out every detail of the system, from security protocols to seamless data flows. Integration and Coordination: We emphasize the importance of ensuring that various components of a system work together harmoniously, just like the heist team. Risk Assessment: System Engineers, similar to the heist crew, conduct thorough risk assessments to anticipate potential challenges and vulnerabilities. Problem Solving: In both scenarios, problem-solving skills are paramount. System Engineers excel at identifying potential issues and crafting innovative solutions. Attention to Detail: Attention to detail is the linchpin of success. Overlooking even the smallest detail can lead to system failures or inefficiencies. This iconic movie scene shares features highly relevant to System Engineers. I draw inspiration from this cinematic reference as I strive to demystify and illuminate the role of System Engineers, especially for the younger generation navigating the high-tech world. Good luck! 😉 #systemsengineering #systemsengineer #systemsthinking

Let's be real... it's not always glitz and glam being a Systems Engineer. 😅 Here are five tasks that can be a bit...well, boring. 🫣 Even the most tedious tasks are part of the journey to success. They don't stop us from putting in the effort and achieving great things. Let’s support each other and make these tasks a little less boring together. 💪 Swipe through and let us know if you agree! #SystemsEngineering #EngineeringLife #RealTalk

Thinking about a career in systems engineering? Here are five reasons why being a Systems Engineer is incredibly rewarding and enjoyable! 🌟 1️⃣ Solving complex problems 2️⃣ Continuous learning and innovation 3️⃣ Collaborative work environment 4️⃣ Impactful projects 5️⃣ Variety and flexibility Swipe through to discover more about each 👉 Please share what you find most enjoyable about being a Systems Engineer in the comments section and let’s inspire the next generation together! 🛠️ ⭐️ #SystemsEngineering #CareerSatisfaction #EngineeringLife #ContinuousLearning

When it comes to engineering, problem-solving skills are what sets mid-level engineers apart from their senior counterparts. At X-Team, we know the importance of having a team of seasoned professionals who can tackle any challenge thrown their way. That's why we only hire the best engineers. With their years of experience and advanced problem-solving abilities, our team is equipped to handle even the most complex projects. Choose X-Team for your next engineering endeavour and experience the difference senior-level expertise can make. #seniorengineers #problem-solving #engineering #Xteam