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22-03-2016, 09:18 PM
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I am currently intending to take up REP in NTU. What are the prospects of bachelor in engineering science and masters in techonology management. (Especially masters in techonology management what are the possible jobs and salary like ?)
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23-03-2016, 11:44 AM
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hey guys, gonna go for an interview at REC Solar for the role of equipment engineer, and they also recommended me for manufacturing engineer. i remember reading somewhere around this forum that manufacturing engineer not much useful in future, and also for this coy, it requires shift work.
i was wondering if any experienced personnels in this field can shed some light on this? and also in the field of equipment engineer, in terms of career prospects? thanks!
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24-03-2016, 11:14 PM
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I do have scem too which acquired recently. Currently looking to take up professional courses such as water efficiency manager, fire safety manager etc to enhance my portfolio. Also considering master of science (mech eng) in the near future.
I have been involved in energy related companies for the past 5 years. Only recently switch to developer as a manager. Earning a decent pay of mid $5,000 with good benefits and bonus.
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Where are you doing your fire safety manager course? Any idea which place is the easiest to pass?
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25-03-2016, 12:10 AM
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what the market rate for system engineer?
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25-03-2016, 12:24 AM
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anyone working as sport equipment manager?
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12-04-2016, 02:51 AM
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I am currently intending to take up REP in NTU. What are the prospects of bachelor in engineering science and masters in techonology management. (Especially masters in techonology management what are the possible jobs and salary like ?)
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The intent of the course and the design of it is remarkable - however, graduates of the course are struggling to find jobs that live up to the hype of its supposed prestige - the biggest problem is that employers do not know specifically what jobs these graduates are suitable for - it is far easier to shortlist EEE candidates for semiconductor jobs, CS/CE/IS grads for software dev jobs, mech engineers for mechanical jobs, and so on.
Sure, the UCB experience may be life changing, but specifically if we're looking at it from a ROI perspective, I strongly suggest you consider a specialized engineering course.
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12-04-2016, 11:57 AM
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Hi folks, how's job prospects and expected remuneration in Singapore....... for a Chemical Engineering PhD holder being trained in Melbourne ?
Appreciate inputs.
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It depends on the industry you join. For e.g. if you can get a Principal Engineer job in a oil & gas refinery or chemical plant, then should be able to get above 10k. If it's some other generic engineering/technician job in manufacturing plant or sme then I think it is no different from good honours perhaps 5-6k tops.
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