ST Electronics

Originally Posted by Unregistered

assistant principal engineer is M1

E4-Assistant engineer
E5-Engineer
E6-Senior Engineer
M1-Assistant Principal Engineer
M2-Assistant Principal Engineer
M3-Principal Engineer
M4-Senior Principal Engineer

Originally Posted by Unregistered

E4-Assistant engineer
E5-Engineer
E6-Senior Engineer
M1-Assistant Principal Engineer
M2-Assistant Principal Engineer
M3-Principal Engineer
M4-Senior Principal Engineer

E5 - Project engineer
E6 - Senior Engineer
M1 - Assistant Principal Engineer
M2 - principal engineer
M3 - senior principal engineer
M4 - VP
M5 - sVP

Originally Posted by Unregistered

M4 doesn't make u competent. Read the history of this chat, bet u are those waiting to retire and is afraid of hiring new blood that can replace u in a few years spoiling your retirement plan.

Didn't know Ravi was hired with job grade E5 and E6. Hmm...

Ravi is M2 meh. Use your brain la.
Sorry lo. I'm only 38.M4. Yes I'm that talented. I climb very fast cause I manage a strong team.
My latest project is a 10 million project.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Ravi is M2 meh. Use your brain la.
Sorry lo. I'm only 38.M4. Yes I'm that talented. I climb very fast cause I manage a strong team.
My latest project is a 10 million project.

Oh! I was told by some 38 yo talented high flyer M4.

"We ONLY hire E5 and E6 and groom them for long marathon."

Don't know why now got hiring beyond E5 & E6. I'm sure the M4 is talented and climb very fast despite not knowing the management of his company. hmmm.... this is the part when competency comes in.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Does ST staff have any extra benefit when buying ST stock?

Nope. No benefits for buying ST stocks for those joining after 2018.

Hi, is it common to be sent overseas to help with testing of systems (e.g. some NS exercise)? Are there very demanding conditions at such overseas training areas (e.g. have to sleep outfield with the troops) for civilian personnel?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, is it common to be sent overseas to help with testing of systems (e.g. some NS exercise)? Are there very demanding conditions at such overseas training areas (e.g. have to sleep outfield with the troops) for civilian personnel?

have heard of it. Can you share what was offered to you to go overseas? e.g is there any monetary compensation, benefits like time off etc?

I only heard they have to sign bond.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

have heard of it. Can you share what was offered to you to go overseas? e.g is there any monetary compensation, benefits like time off etc?

Off-in-lieu was mentioned to me in passing, since the overseas attachment would entail working on weekends and some weekday nights too. From what you heard, do you know if civilian personnel have better accommodations etc?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Off-in-lieu was mentioned to me in passing, since the overseas attachment would entail working on weekends and some weekday nights too. From what you heard, do you know if civilian personnel have better accommodations etc?

What's your current grading and salary? how long have you worked? is there more salary for the overseas posting? how long will it be for?