Sentences with phrase «industrial position»

Some of them may end up in industrial positions with hiring power.

From the start, I was looking into industrial positions because I want to get some industrial experience under my belt.

In the relatively small city of Edmonton, the limited selection of biotechnology companies left little choice for industrial positions.

Next Wave: Is a Ph.D. in computer science just for academic careers, or are there industrial positions, too?

Universities that are interested in placing their science graduates in industrial positions need to add appropriate applied courses to their curricula in areas such as quality systems, regulatory affairs (cGLP, cGMP, and cGCP), and manufacturing.

Well - qualified and savvy Ph.D. scientists could very likely land substantially more lucrative offers on their own, but the program serves a useful purpose by aiming to ease the way to a first industrial position for scientists unfamiliar with or intimidated by the nonacademic job market.

It's also important to remember that most industrial positions are multi-faceted, with individual workers contributing to the overall process.

Sourced, recruited, and interviewed for office, clerical and light industrial positions.

Many of the ideas that follow would apply equally well to selecting a graduate adviser or postdoctoral position as they would for my stated purpose — to assist in determining whether your possible new boss in an industrial position would be compatible with your personal work style and needs

However, if one is anticipating an academic or even an industrial position, the differences may be less noticeable than you might think — just picture the schedule of your own mentor.

Another postdoc, Ken, has an industrial position in the Bay area of San Francisco, one of the country's most expensive places to live.

Doing a postdoc prior to an industrial position is optional, depending on the kind of work you'd like to do and the field you're in.

So far, the answers I get from industry people I've talked to (recent graduates from my department and others) is that you'll need flexibility more than you'll need hard experience for some industrial positions.

First, take advantage of available resources in preparing your résumé and learning how to interview for an industrial position.

Those of you who followed my grad - school adventures already know that I chose a postdoc at a national lab over an industrial position I was offered.

Whether that happens through an academic position or through an industrial position doesn't make much of a difference to me.»

For instance, experience with particular software programs such as spreadsheet software may be important if you are applying for a finance job, but not necessary if you are applying for an industrial position.