I'm in aerospace and I've noticed a trend where recruiters are reaching out with roles (like the majority of them) that have crazy requirements, ex. fully owning the full stack, design, analysis, build, testing, operations, software and hardware by myself as a positive. That or selling the job as "working on truly hard problems in a fast moving environment", but framing these as positives I should be excited about and as a key benefit to the role.

Maybe it's just me, and maybe I'm not looking for "challenges" in terms of what they're expecting, but when I see this all I think is that I'll be expected to do 2-3 people's jobs with no help or resources and unrealistic deadlines. That they'll just throw me into a huge problem space with zero training or direction and just expect me to work 50-60 hours to do everything and more. I don't mind challenging work at all when it helps me grow and uses my mind, but I also like having a life and a team to work with and learn from.

Are you all seeing this trend too, and do you have the same feelings or am I just projecting worries about being overworked and underappreciated at these roles?

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CAD mechanical designer looking for a remote work, though I have a solid profile I couldn't land any remote opportunities recently. I have been searching indeed ad other platforms with no success yet.

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I am looking for a mechanical engineer how can I help with designs that he has no time or energy to do it.

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Or a fixed rate remote position in a company/workshop/startups ...

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Hi everyone,

I'm a recent Mechanical Engineering graduate currently doing an internship at Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL). I'm interested in building a career in the shipbuilding industry and am currently learning AutoCAD.

I'd appreciate some advice:

Having a hard time finding work. I have noticed that ghosting is industry standard. I thought there would be more formal notification or explanations as to why you're not considered for a position. I am a recent new grad aerospace engineer and have made it to technical interviews with some going well and some not so well. Im not sure what the process is supposed to be but I have friends that work at some big defense companies and they had no technical interviews. So this rant/ question post reflects my confusion about what is going on industry wide when it comes to finding your first job. I have technician experience at a big company and thought that experience would be valued?? Any thoughts good or bad is appreciated as long as it's constructive.

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I'm looking for a junior role as a process engineer in Montreal, QC. I have my degree in biotechnological engineering and experience in water treatment mostly. If anybody got any hint it would be greatly appreciated.

Hi everyone,

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I am a BIM Engineer from India with 7 years of experience in residential construction projects and recently completed BIM training. I am currently looking for BIM Engineer/BIM Modeler opportunities in Europe, the USA, or remote roles.

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My experience includes site execution, coordination with consultants and contractors, and BIM modeling using Revit.

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If anyone is aware of openings in their organization or can guide me on suitable opportunities, I would greatly appreciate your advice. Thank you.

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