Anjal Bam’s Post

Proactivity: The Key to Senior Engineering One of the key differences between a junior and senior engineer is proactivity, even when the system appears to be running smoothly. As a junior engineer, I often focused on ensuring the product was functioning correctly without considering potential issues. However, a senior engineer takes it a step further by implementing alerts, identifying ways the system could fail, and adding fallback mechanisms to prepare for potential problems. This proactive approach is what sets senior engineers apart. #ProactiveEngineering#EngineeringGrowth#SeniorEngineer #TechLeadership #EngineeringMindset#DevBestPractices#CareerGrowth#EngineeringExcellence #SystemReliability #TechCareerTips

An actionable tactic to deploy in your engineering career that will help you tremendously is the ability to: - ask questions - follow up with how/why Questions lead to answers, plain and simple. Then you ask for detailed explanation of the how and the why around the answer. Example: Question: What is it that I could be doing to ensure that the design process for the next deliverable is as smooth as it can be? Once you have the answer, get the low down around the why and how (depending on which answers were clear or not so clear). This is a very simple concept, yet I've seen a lot of newer engineers assume that they are receiving all the required information up front that they will ever need to complete the assignments given to them. Start asking questions earlier. If I'm assigned something that will stretch my abilities (I don't know how to do it yet), I have questions right off the bat that will help me get started. Beyond just struggling through the thing and using what resources I know are available, I know that I get to ask questions! My favorite questions when I am engaging in something I do not know a lot about (for the person delegating the assignment to me): 1. What company resources are available that will get me pointed in the right direction? 2. What do you see as the most difficult parts of this task (the biggest road blocks)? 3. What are the critical path items that usually derail the timeline? Ask questions, get answers. The more often you ask and seek clarity, the better you'll get at asking questions, and the better answers/support you will receive. #ImpactfulEngineer #MakeYourImpact #EngineeringExcellence #RisingTide #PersonalDevelopment #EngineeringMentorship #MechanicalEngineering #ElectricalEngineering #CivilEngineering #StructuralEngineering

🔧 Technical Professionalism in Engineering: The Key to Lasting Impact 🔧 In the world of engineering, technical proficiency is essential—but it’s only part of the puzzle. True technical professionalism involves not just knowing our tools and methods but also embodying a mindset of accountability, continuous learning, and ethical responsibility. Here are a few principles to guide us: 1. Precision & Detail Orientation: In engineering, even the smallest details matter. A meticulous approach not only improves our results but also enhances safety and quality. 2. Ethics & Integrity: Engineers build the foundation of our future. Upholding integrity in our work, prioritizing safety, and making responsible decisions help us make a positive impact on society. 3. Communication & Collaboration: Engineering solutions are rarely a solo effort. Communicating effectively and working as part of a diverse team ensures that our ideas and designs translate into effective real-world applications. 4. Adaptability: With technology evolving rapidly, staying technically updated and adaptable allows us to lead innovation and solve emerging challenges. 5. Commitment to Lifelong Learning: Engineering doesn’t stop after a degree. Constantly expanding our technical knowledge and skills ensures we remain relevant and competitive. For engineers, technical professionalism isn’t just a standard; it’s a commitment to excellence and integrity in everything we do. Let’s embrace it as we design, build, and innovate for a better tomorrow! 💼✨ #EngineeringExcellence #TechnicalProfessionalism #ContinuousImprovement #EngineeringEthics #Innovation

Engineering is not just a career, it's a mindset. Wishing all engineers a very Happy Engineer's Day. #HappyEngineersDay #engineersrock #Innovators #EngineeringExcellence #BuildingTheFuture #problemsolvers #TechCreators #engineeringlife #ProudEngineer #EngineeringMindset #digitalinnovators #EngineeringWonders #FutureBuilders #CelebratingEngineers #engineering #engineer

Happy Engineers Day!!! Here’s to the ones who can turn a ‘what if’ into a ‘why not!’ 🛠️💡 "Remember, if at first you don’t succeed, call it version 1.0! 😂🔄" #Engineersday #Engineering

Engineering judgement, that "gut" feeling (intuitive conclusion) doesn't come from guessing. It emerges in a person that has accumulated experience that enables connections and analogies to be drawn about the present issue. Young engineers, be open to sharing your conclusions and supporting them. Take time to think through the problem after you develop a conclusion, critique and improve your thinking with this internal feedback, the experience you accumulate will be invaluable. Conclusions put forth as "good engineering judgement" without support or openness to discuss are just guesses. They are not good engineering judgement. Don't fool yourself.

✌️👷♀️👷🏼 Science is about knowing; engineering is about doing. #HappyEngineersDay #EngineersDay2024 #EngineeringExcellence #ProudEngineer #EngineeringInnovation #EngineeringForFuture #EngineeringHeroes #CelebratingEngineers #KDEngineering&ConsultancyServices

Success in engineering goes beyond technical skills 🔩 Critical thinking, adaptability, and strong communication are just a few attributes that drive outstanding engineers. Stand out with these key qualities! 🚀 #engineeringcareers #skillsforsuccess #engineeringjobs #engineer #engineering

Engineering is not just a career; it's a commitment to making the impossible possible. Happy Engineers Day! #stem #stemsunq #innovativelearninghub #engineering #engineersday #innovation #problemsolving #work #engineers

Engineering Managers, are you struggling to attract the best engineers within the industry? I have put a case study together for a project we have recently completed for one of our clients. We were up against it on this one, but yet still managed to attract and secure engineers within a 2 week timescale!!! If you're struggle, utilise a specialist. Give me a call to have a discussion on how potentially we can support you in the future.