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- vote Intel or ASM America? Posting for a friend: My friend has 2 job offers and wants an expert opinion on which one to choose, My friend's priorities: 1. Scope for constant learning and growth 2. Work-life balance 3. Interesting research/development oriented job 1. Intel, Hillsboro, OR: Technology Development, Photolit
- L6 AS -> L6 ASM pros and cons? I'm thinking of moving from AS to ASM and wondering if one is better than the other for reaching L7. YoE: 12 TC: ~300k
- Microsoft ASME (Azure Storage/Media/Edge) team reviews (in Sunnyvale) A recruiter reached out to me for a role with this team. Does anyone know anything about the team? What is their tech-stack? Future opportunities? Could not find more information online about them. The role is based out of the Microsoft Sunnyvale Campus.
- Any ASM folks here on Blind How is a Senior mechanic engineer position in ASM in Phoenix. What kind of compensation and WLB to be expected. Any other good opportunities in Phoenix area for Senior mechanical engineer #hardware #semiconductor #mechanical #ASM
- Amazon how to ASM from Sr AS with direct reports? I wonder if you all Amazonian can help me to learn the process of moving to Applied Science Manger role in another team from my current Sr Applied Science role? A couple of other teams have pinged me recently about ASM roles but they say it is challenging for them to transfer me from my current org
- Any companies hiring new grad? Graduating this month Have experience in C/C++ with little bit of asm and python...
- vote Amazon Applied Science Manager to..? ASM at Amazon struggling with L7 promo case. Delivering on L7 scoped role for 12+ months now. Wait around for Q3 if promo gets pushed or start responding to recruiters? What are the best industry matches for Amazon ASM?
- Cool down after initial phone screen with Hiring Manager Is there any cooling period after the initial phone screen fails for Amazon? SDM/ASM roles. TC: 250k
- Why is TC for Applied Scientists Higher Than TC for SDEs at Amazon? Have noticed in response from Amz folks here on Blind that an Applied Scientist (AS) can be paid as much as 20%+ more than a SW Development Engr (SDE) who is at the same level. This also appears to be true for Applied Science and SW Development Managers (ASMs and SDMs) - e.g. see: https://www.teambl
- AWS L6 AS Manager TC Band Any thoughts on L6 ASM TC band?! #aws TC 357k
- How is the azure stack edge team How is azure stack edge team (asme).what is the backend tech used and how is the team in general TC:130k
- Switch from Firmware development into game development industry Working in firmware industry for 8 years. Have solid knowledge of C/Asm languages and basic data structures, understanding of OOP concepts + deep knowledge of computer architecture. I didn’t code in C++ for 5 years and do not have a knowledge of computer graphics/SQL/web technologies/etc that’s appl
- How about AS2(scientist) manager? I see few posts that sde2 converted to sdm(L5) and saw few L5 sdm as well. But how about scientist? Do they have L5 applied scientist manager as well? Edit Im not looking for (of course) the transition to AS nor ASM. Just wondering about how it works for scientist family Tc 270 sde2, sf
- Microsoft Internal VS Amazon Current TC: 230 K, level 63, too bored with work and dont like the product I am working on in one of the azure teams offer 1: Micrsoft Office Natural language understanding team, compensation and level remains the same. offer 2: Amazon Rekognition (L5) 160K base, 177 K bonus split over 2 years (
- moving from HW to SW after 10+ YoE..? anyone have any experience/success with this? I am wondering whether I should consider working towards an SWE type of role.. I applied for a role at Google that requires some HW background and heard back from the recruiter. The interview process will be similar to an SWE role though.. I need to p
- Pivoting back to development from security? Blind Tax: 185 base, 20 bonus Summary: 20 years in IT, the last 10 in cybersecurity from manual code review to GRC. Undergrad is in computer engineering and grad degree is in engineering management. Already know C, Asm, Java, Python, basic Ruby but haven't used it daily (outside of OWASP top 10) in
- 1980s-1990s: Were people more “tech literate” back in the day? This is probably a long shot, seeing as how most of this site is rather young! I was on a YouTube binge and came across some videos describing the growth of home PCs in the 1980s. It seems a lot of these devices had more a more “manual” setup, requiring people to use things like BASIC to execute c