Bring me your engineering jobs!
Dec. 4th, 2007 11:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
zdashamberDoes anyone know of an opening for a mechanical engineer? My brother-in-law, who recently got a masters in Mechanical Engineering from University College London, is looking for a job.
Steve's a hell of a great guy, immensely patient, full of cheer, quietly clever. He solves problems even when all around are stressed and edgy, and he's socially ept about it. I'd love to work with him myself. He's had a lot of real life working experience (fixing cars! That's gotta involve the ability to listen to people and extrapolate from patchy data), and I gather, real life engineering experience too (a la the doodad that the vendor said recorded on eight bands recording on only one band)... He learns fast and did I mention what a frigging sweetie he was?
Anyway, his resume is at http://denver.craigslist.org/res/498883564.html currently, if you know anyone who might have an opening. He and my sister are happy to go anywhere in the country... Heck, they've already been across the world.
In me news, I saw a kestrel last week on the pedestrian bridge over the train tracks at the Emeryville station. Really! A kestrel! It was nifty. (...Er, my trouble is that more substantive posts take forever to write, and yet I feel like I should get them done.)
Steve's a hell of a great guy, immensely patient, full of cheer, quietly clever. He solves problems even when all around are stressed and edgy, and he's socially ept about it. I'd love to work with him myself. He's had a lot of real life working experience (fixing cars! That's gotta involve the ability to listen to people and extrapolate from patchy data), and I gather, real life engineering experience too (a la the doodad that the vendor said recorded on eight bands recording on only one band)... He learns fast and did I mention what a frigging sweetie he was?
Anyway, his resume is at http://denver.craigslist.org/res/498883564.html currently, if you know anyone who might have an opening. He and my sister are happy to go anywhere in the country... Heck, they've already been across the world.
In me news, I saw a kestrel last week on the pedestrian bridge over the train tracks at the Emeryville station. Really! A kestrel! It was nifty. (...Er, my trouble is that more substantive posts take forever to write, and yet I feel like I should get them done.)