Reposting for a friend as he is looking for an engineer for a project.

Singapore PR | Experienced Quality Professional (20+ Years) Seeking Internal Referral – Semiconductor / Aerospace / Precision Manufacturing

Hi everyone,

I'm reaching out to this community in the hope that someone may be able to help with an internal referral or point me toward suitable opportunities in Singapore.

I have over 20 years of experience in precision manufacturing, quality control, and quality assurance, having spent my career with SLB (formerly Cameron). I progressed from CNC Machinist to Quality Inspector, and later into a team leadership/supervisory role, working in high-precision manufacturing environments where quality, compliance, and continuous improvement were critical.

My experience includes:

• Leading and supervising a team of 15–20 quality personnel, managing inspection activities, manpower allocation, and production priorities.
• Incoming, in-process, First Article Inspection (FAI), and final inspections.
• Precision measurement using gauges, profile projector, contour tracer, and CMM-related inspection equipment.
• Reading and interpreting engineering drawings and GD&T.
• Root Cause Analysis, CAPA, NCR investigations, and corrective actions.
• Calibration, quality documentation, and internal/external audit support.
• Cross-functional collaboration with engineering, production, and manufacturing teams.
• Lean manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Knowledge of API standards and AWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI).

I'm a Singapore PR and am currently seeking opportunities in:

• Quality Technician
• Quality Inspector
• Quality Engineer
• Incoming Quality (IQC)
• Supplier Quality
• Manufacturing Quality
• Aerospace or Semiconductor Quality roles

I'm open to shift work if required and am happy to share my resume privately via DM, as I prefer not to post it publicly.

If your company is hiring, or if you're willing to review my resume and consider providing an internal referral, I would be sincerely grateful. Even recommendations of companies currently hiring in the semiconductor, aerospace, or precision manufacturing sectors would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post, and I truly appreciate any help, referrals, or advice.

From Cavite, Licensed Civil Engineer, Fresh Grad. M22. Any referrals would be helpful. Thank you

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Three engineering openings I'm actively working right now:

1. Software Engineer, Core Product at a later-stage fintech infrastructure company, hybrid NYC or SF, $168K-$275K base. 2+ years of backend or backend-leaning full-stack experience, Python/Go/TypeScript, PostgreSQL, AWS. You'd build the systems behind card issuance, spend controls, and approval workflows that move over $100B a year for 50,000+ companies.
2. Platform Engineer at a Series A gov-tech startup, in-person NYC (Flatiron, 5 days/week), $160K-$230K base. Python and/or Node required, hands-on use of AI coding tools expected day to day. You'd own the ingestion pipelines and workflow engine that let non-engineers assemble government systems on top, from bail management to permitting. US citizenship required for this one, it's government work.
3. Senior Software Engineer, Payments at a Series A AI-native HR/payroll platform, in-person NYC (5 days/week), $195K-$245K base. 5+ years of engineering experience with 2+ years in payments or fintech infrastructure, strongly typed languages. You'd own core ledgering, payment rails, and the payroll/tax engine processing over half a billion dollars a year.

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Hi all — posting this on behalf of my father, Suprio, who's been in electronics R&D for over two decades, mostly in automotive lighting, EV components (BLDC motors, chargers, DC-DC converters), and railway safety electronics. He's currently based out of Manesar but is looking to move closer to Noida/Delhi as commute is becoming unsustainable, so he is looking to transition to a leadership/R&D role closer to Noida, Greater Noida, or Delhi. A warm referral would genuinely make a big difference right now.

Some of what he's worked on: PCB/PCBA design in Altium, ADAS sensor systems, railway coach safety and lighting systems (RDSO/RITES compliant), EV chargers and BMS controllers, and he's led engineering teams of 15–30 people across companies like UNO MINDA, PURFLUX(Sogefi), and others in the auto/EV space.

He's looking for roles such as:

• Engineering Manager

• Senior R&D Manager

• Electronics Project Lead

• Technical Program Manager

• Head of Electronics

If anyone here works at (or knows someone at) Motherson, Havells, Spark Minda, Dixon Technologies, JBM, Luminous, or any EV startups, other automotive and electronics organizations with a presence on the Noida/Greater Noida/Delhi side of NCR, and could help get his resume in front of the right person, I'd be incredibly grateful for a lead. His updated resume is ready, and I'm happy to share it over DM or email.

Thanks for reading — appreciate any pointers, even if it's just "try this company" or "post it here too.

Hello everyone and anyone, I am an Electrical Engineering Student. I am about to graduate from my Associate’s and I am planning to pick up my Bachelors in another college when I finish the program.

This means that I will have 2 years to try to find an internship before I graduate from my BS. However I am concerned on how to get started. I have no connections because my college is online and I don’t have much experience besides course work. Should I work on small projects or start applying on Indeed?

Is there anything in particular I should look out for and keep in mind when applying and going to interviews for internships?

I don’t know anyone in real life that is an engineer that I can ask for advice.

Thank you if anyone helps me, all comments and advice would be appreciated.

Hello everyone,

I'm currently looking for an opportunity as an Electrical Engineer, MEP Engineer, Electrical Draftsman, Facilities Engineer, or any related electrical engineering position.

Although I don't have GCC experience yet, I am a fast learner, highly adaptable, and eager to contribute to your team. I am confident that I can quickly learn your company's standards and perform effectively.

I am currently based in Al Zahiya, Abu Dhabi, available to join immediately. My tourist visa is valid only until the end of July, so I am actively seeking employment.

If you know of any openings or can refer me to a company, I would greatly appreciate your help. Thank you very much!

This is a great opportunity for recent engineering graduates, early-career engineers, individuals with internship/co-op experience, or manufacturing professionals looking to grow their engineering career.

We're looking for people who enjoy solving problems, improving processes, working with technology, and collaborating across manufacturing operations.

What We're Looking For

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related field.
• Internship, co-op, project, or manufacturing experience is welcomed.
• Interest in manufacturing, process improvement, automation, or additive manufacturing.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work onsite in Littlestown, PA.
• Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without current or future sponsorship.

Compensation & Benefits

💰 Salary: $61,060 - $81,410 (based on experience)

🎯 Target Bonus: 5%

✅ Medical, Dental, Vision

✅ 401(k) with Company Match

✅ Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)

✅ Paid Time Off & Holidays

✅ Tuition Reimbursement

✅ Employee Discounts

If interested, apply through the Signify Careers site

https://lighting.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/jobs-and-careers/job/Littlestown/Manufacturing-Engineer--3D-Printing_364886

Recent graduates are encouraged to apply!

#ManufacturingEngineering #MechanicalEngineering #IndustrialEngineering #EngineeringJobs #ManufacturingJobs #NewGradJobs #3DPrinting #LeanManufacturing #ContinuousImprovement #PennsylvaniaJobs #CareerOpportunity

This is a great opportunity for recent engineering graduates, early-career engineers, individuals with internship/co-op experience, or manufacturing professionals looking to grow their engineering career.

We're looking for people who enjoy solving problems, improving processes, working with technology, and collaborating across manufacturing operations.

What We're Looking For

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related field.
• Internship, co-op, project, or manufacturing experience is welcomed.
• Interest in manufacturing, process improvement, automation, or additive manufacturing.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work onsite in Littlestown, PA.
• Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without current or future sponsorship.

Compensation & Benefits

💰 Salary: $61,060 - $81,410 (based on experience)

🎯 Target Bonus: 5%

✅ Medical, Dental, Vision

✅ 401(k) with Company Match

✅ Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)

✅ Paid Time Off & Holidays

✅ Tuition Reimbursement

✅ Employee Discounts

If interested, apply through the Signify Careers site

https://lighting.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/jobs-and-careers/job/Littlestown/Manufacturing-Engineer--3D-Printing_364886

Recent graduates are encouraged to apply!

#ManufacturingEngineering #MechanicalEngineering #IndustrialEngineering #EngineeringJobs #ManufacturingJobs #NewGradJobs #3DPrinting #LeanManufacturing #ContinuousImprovement #PennsylvaniaJobs #CareerOpportunity

I've spent 20+ years as a precision machinist and CNC programmer — real hands-on experience with tolerances, materials, and manufacturing processes, not just theory. A couple of years ago I taught myself Python and computational materials science on the side, taking coursework from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Georgia Tech, and RUDN University (Nanophysics, with distinction).

Since then I've built and shipped real things: a working data pipeline against the Materials Project API for materials screening, 3 published research papers with their own DOI (Zenodo), and a merged pull request fixing a real bug in an open-source scientific tool (ComProScanner) — credited as contributor.

What I can help with:

- Python scripting, data cleaning, API integration

- CAD/CNC-adjacent technical work, manufacturing process knowledge

- Materials/data research, documentation, technical writing

- General "figure this out and build it" tasks — I'm used to solving problems with limited resources

I'm based in Honduras and the economic situation here has gotten unstable, so I'm actively looking for remote work paid in USD — small one-off tasks or ongoing, doesn't matter, I just need real work right now. Happy to share GitHub, ORCID, and Zenodo links to verify everything above.

If you need something built, cleaned, researched, or figured out — message me.

Is there any any job related to mechanical engineering in Islamabad, Rawalpindi.

I am just gonna enter the 7th semester of my low tier college and i have no links or connections to enter any company. I am majoring in ece and i wanna go in the field of embedded systems. However(a big one) i am not able to find any company to do that nor am i able to hunt. Please help me

I've spent 20+ years as a precision machinist and CNC programmer — real hands-on experience with tolerances, materials, and manufacturing processes, not just theory. A couple of years ago I taught myself Python and computational materials science on the side, taking coursework from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Georgia Tech, and RUDN University (Nanophysics, with distinction).

Since then I've built and shipped real things: a working data pipeline against the Materials Project API for materials screening, 3 published research papers with their own DOI (Zenodo), and a merged pull request fixing a real bug in an open-source scientific tool (ComProScanner) — credited as contributor.

What I can help with:

- Python scripting, data cleaning, API integration

- CAD/CNC-adjacent technical work, manufacturing process knowledge

- Materials/data research, documentation, technical writing

- General "figure this out and build it" tasks — I'm used to solving problems with limited resources

I'm based in Honduras and the economic situation here has gotten unstable, so I'm actively looking for remote work paid in USD — small one-off tasks or ongoing, doesn't matter, I just need real work right now. Happy to share GitHub, ORCID, and Zenodo links to verify everything above.

If you need something built, cleaned, researched, or figured out — message me.

Hey all, I’m doing my Master’s at a top-5 US school and have the option to do a co-op in Fall 2026 (pushes graduation to May 2027 instead of Dec 2026).

My background is mostly in buildings. I’m currently interning at a firm in Boston on the buildings side, and I’d like to also explore bridges/transportation structures during this co-op. So far my experience has been on the design development phase of irregular geometry, doing gravity and lateral load analysis, majorly. I have touched on almost all materials, especially wood at my internship (Not in depth)

I’m an international student (F-1) and open to relocating anywhere in the US for the right opportunity.

If your company has co-op openings for Fall 2026, or if you have any leads who is looking for a newbie to mentor, be it buildings or bridges, please share details here or DM me. Happy to send my resume.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,
I graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering this past May with a 3.06 GPA, and I’m currently looking for an entry-level role in Systems Engineering, Hardware Engineering, or Network Engineering.
I didn’t have the opportunity to land an internship during college, even though I tried. I worked throughout school to pay for my education, so balancing work and classes wasn’t easy. I graduated with about $4,000 in debt, which I’m grateful isn’t much considering I paid my way through college.
Right now, I feel a little behind, and I’m spending my time reviewing and rebuilding the technical skills I learned in school. I’m a hardworking person, I learn quickly, and I’ve been working since I was 16. I’m willing to put in the work to prove myself.
One thing I’m still working on is interviews. I get nervous and sometimes stammer, but I’m actively trying to improve because I know communication is an important skill.
If anyone knows of entry-level opportunities, is hiring, or is willing to give a recent graduate a chance, I’d really appreciate it. Even advice or referrals would mean a lot.
Thank you for reading.