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12-04-2016, 06:32 PM
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I am sure than an engineer working in Amazon or Google would surely welcome a 2k pay.
And this is why DSTA always have only middling engineering graduates, who as someone else mentioned, are narrow in scope.
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Do you know how much an engineer at Amazon or Google earns? Value creators are valued by their company. No reason to take a job that pays 2k unless it is a startup you are passionate about. Sorry to burst your bubble but you are a grunt in your MNC. No comment on DSTA.
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12-04-2016, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Do you know how much an engineer at Amazon or Google earns? Value creators are valued by their company. No reason to take a job that pays 2k unless it is a startup you are passionate about. Sorry to burst your bubble but you are a grunt in your MNC. No comment on DSTA.
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Yar, surprise some jokers here really think a company like Google cannot pay 500k to a million to good engineers that they value and want to cut cost by hiring cheap labour @ 2k a month... Lol frog in the well & no sense of proportion.
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17-05-2016, 11:56 AM
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Software Engineer - ST Electronics (Training & Simulation Systems)
Currently considering applying for software engineer job with the training and simulation systems subsidiary.
However, I am a business IT grad without solid foundation in maths, physics, algorithms, and 3D graphics. Those modules were not part of my degree programme, unlike computer science and computer engineering. I am proficient in programming though in any language.
Will I struggle as a software engineer if I am clueless/weak in those aspects in training and simulation systems projects. Any software engineer who has worked there before or is currently working there can advise/share?
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24-05-2016, 08:15 PM
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R u sure DSTA engineer earn more 10k? i think only programme manager
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24-05-2016, 08:29 PM
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why is there a need to compare ST electronics and DSTA? the answer is obvious.
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06-06-2016, 12:20 PM
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ST electronics senior software engineer with 5 year experience can earn how much?
How much overtime needed?
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06-06-2016, 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
ST electronics senior software engineer with 5 year experience can earn how much?
How much overtime needed?
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generally fresh degree grad from NUS/ NTU start at approx 3k
first 3 years annual increment = 3%
3rd year addition promotion = +4%
another 2 years annual increment = 3%
I would say 3.6-3.7k
For executive, No OT Pay
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06-06-2016, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
generally fresh degree grad from NUS/ NTU start at approx 3k
first 3 years annual increment = 3%
3rd year addition promotion = +4%
another 2 years annual increment = 3%
I would say 3.6-3.7k
For executive, No OT Pay
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So low? I thought the average salary of senior software engineer in Singapore is $60k per annum, about $5k per month?
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06-06-2016, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
So low? I thought the average salary of senior software engineer in Singapore is $60k per annum, about $5k per month?
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Join NCS better lah. At least its pay is in line with the IT job market.
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06-06-2016, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Currently considering applying for software engineer job with the training and simulation systems subsidiary.
However, I am a business IT grad without solid foundation in maths, physics, algorithms, and 3D graphics. Those modules were not part of my degree programme, unlike computer science and computer engineering. I am proficient in programming though in any language.
Will I struggle as a software engineer if I am clueless/weak in those aspects in training and simulation systems projects. Any software engineer who has worked there before or is currently working there can advise/share?
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How comfortable are you with the following concepts: basic multithreading, difference between list and array, subclasses, public vs private vs protected, the need of a constructor and destructor, overriding methods, generics?
If you are comfortable with all of the above, I believe you can get a entry level software engineering job.
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