San Diego area Mechanical Engineering referal

Asking for a friend. Anyone know whether their company is hiring ME in the SD area? ~5 YOE w/ Masters. TC: 280

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Microsoft unclesatya Aug 27, 2019

Spawar

NVIDIA tjdq85 Aug 27, 2019

Defence/military should be good there

Marvell GMXo47 Aug 27, 2019

Stop with this stupid asking for a friend. Is your friend that incapable to come here and ask? Jesus Christ

Google xyRA54 Aug 27, 2019

Hes talking about himself

Marvell GMXo47 Aug 27, 2019

Dude. He said it in the post. Asking for a friend. Anybody is hiring ME as in mechanical engineer, not me me

Cohesity weeii Aug 27, 2019

When did ME with 5 Yoe start getting paid 280k per year? Which company is he currently working for ?

Google xyRA54 Aug 27, 2019

Thats what he *wants*

Fitbit forklift4 Aug 27, 2019

But even getting half of that would be really exceptional. He might as well ask for a million.

Fitbit forklift4 Aug 27, 2019

ME Masters, 5 yoe and they want 280 tc in San Diego? That is unlikely to happen.

Apple wanderhere Aug 27, 2019

Anyone knows what is the highest TC one can get for 8 years of software experience ?

Apple chuck777 Aug 27, 2019

Probably in billions like Mark Zuck, if it’s all about highest TC. Or do you mean top 10%?

Oracle iambam Aug 27, 2019

Hey Kyle

Apple metafor OP Aug 28, 2019

Lol I was actually asking for a friend. Blind etiquette is TC or GTFO, no? So I threw a number in there

Fitbit forklift4 Aug 28, 2019

Sorry. Didn't mean to jump all over you. Just trying to fight the Blind salary craziness. For an ME it would be more useful to list an industry (defense, medical, contract design) and a general area (design, manf, quality, analysis). There's more specialization than in SW, and the pay is generally not as high. The industry and specific area have a lot of effect on potential salary.

Apple metafor OP Aug 28, 2019

Thanks. Design and manufacturing for consumer devices (previously HP scanner division)

Fitbit forklift4 Aug 29, 2019

Small device stuff - medical products wouldn't be a bad way to go. Lack of FDA experience won't be an issue at just 5 yoe. Good if he has injection molding experience. Dexcom is hiring and is one of the bigger employers. Lots of smaller companies. Just saw a posting at Truvian, a small start up ruin by an ex-Illumina guy.