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[Electrical Engineering Innovations in Canada] Electrical engineering innovations have played a crucial role in shaping Canada's technological landscape. These advancements have . . . https://lnkd.in/dhbZzvtz

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🔌 The Power Behind Innovation: Electrical Engineering's Role 🌟 Electrical engineering is at the heart of every technological breakthrough we witness today. From the smartphones in our pockets to the electric vehicles on our roads, the influence of electrical engineering is undeniable. It's fascinating to see how this field continually pushes the boundaries of what's possible. In my experience, the most exciting aspect of electrical engineering is its versatility. Whether it's developing renewable energy solutions to combat climate change or creating advanced medical devices that save lives, electrical engineers are the unsung heroes behind these innovations. For instance, the UK has seen a 30% increase in renewable energy capacity over the past five years, largely thanks to advancements in electrical engineering (source: UK Government Energy Statistics). I believe that the future holds even more promise. As we move towards a more connected and sustainable world, the role of electrical engineers will only become more critical. Their work not only drives technological progress but also shapes the way we live and interact with our environment. Let's celebrate and support the incredible contributions of electrical engineers in making our world a better place. #ElectricalEngineering #Innovation #Technology Patrick's List

🔌 The Power Behind Innovation: Electrical Engineering's Role 🌟 Electrical engineering is at the heart of every technological breakthrough we witness today. From the smartphones in our pockets to the electric vehicles on our roads, the influence of electrical engineering is undeniable. It's fascinating to see how this field continually pushes the boundaries of what's possible. In my experience, the most exciting aspect of electrical engineering is its versatility. Whether it's developing renewable energy solutions to combat climate change or creating advanced medical devices that save lives, electrical engineers are the unsung heroes behind these innovations. For instance, the UK has seen a 30% increase in renewable energy capacity over the past five years, largely thanks to advancements in electrical engineering (source: UK Government Energy Statistics). I believe that the future holds even more promise. As we move towards a more connected and sustainable world, the role of electrical engineers will only become more critical. Their work not only drives technological progress but also shapes the way we live and interact with our environment. Let's celebrate and support the incredible contributions of electrical engineers in making our world a better place. #ElectricalEngineering #Innovation #Technology Patrick's List

Four women. Four engineers - two mechanical and two telecom engineers. Together - absolute heroes. To be honest, before I joined Hitachi Rail, I was not aware of the many many types of roles and skills and jobs that make up the rail industry. But since then, I have been discovering something amazing about the wide variety of roles and the work our colleagues do - with every single encounter in my role as an employer branding specialist. It is honestly mind boggling! Just to give an example - here are four colleagues I have interviewed, and their roles: - Antonietta (detta Antonella) Dell'Aglio mechanical engineer on a normal day - works hundreds of feet below the ground building city metro networks - hold your breath - many times at mid night with usually all-male teams - Siddhi Gangar telecoms engineer - when I met her she was working on a cybersecurity project that employed blockchain to secure rail communication network - Valentina Galli telecom engineer - when I met her she was working as Head of Compliance in the Digital Innovation team that wants to think beyond railways and enhance passenger travel experience - Ying Cen Tee mechanical engineer - who brings in cutting edge design thinking into making trains more inclusive We often notice trains only when there are delays or strikes. Otherwise we just hop on and off thinking more about the destination we are getting to. But so many people, brilliant and dedicated, work together silently behind the scenes to ensure millions of us get to where we want surely and safely. I hope stories like this gives ideas of different career paths, and importantly real life role models to young boys and girls. More imagination to career aspirations and more inspiration to those already in STEM studies Not all heroes wear capes 😊 Link to their interviews in comment below #hitachirail #jobsinrail #railcareers #employerbranding #womeninrail

👏 Opportunity is everywhere. You just don't see it. Vertiv understands the importance of seizing opportunity and is creating 200 jobs in Londonderry to support its expansion in data center equipment manufacturing. By partnering with Invest NI and leveraging the Assured Skills Academy, Vertiv will train candidates for 72 of these roles in electrical and mechanical installation, opening doors for people to learn new skills and find well-paid, secure jobs. This strategic investment will bolster Vertiv's global growth plans amid rising demand for AI and digital services, proving that opportunities are there for those who can see and act on them. How are you? - 🍃 Envira-North, the experts in energy-efficient indoor air quality and occupant comfort. https://lnkd.in/e4ptgeUr

I am glad that I am pursuing one of the most interesting and developing engineering course EEE at presidency University. In today's interconnected world, Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) stands as a cornerstone of technological innovation. From powering our homes to driving industrial automation, EEE plays a pivotal role in shaping the way we live, work, and communicate. In this article, we explore the dynamic field of EEE, delving into emerging trends, transformative technologies, and the boundless opportunities it presents for professionals and industries alike. Join us as we unravel the intricacies of EEE and discover how it continues to revolutionize the modern world. As digital transformation accelerates across industries, Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) emerges as a catalyst for innovation and progress. From IoT-enabled smart devices to renewable energy systems, EEE empowers businesses to enhance efficiency, optimize processes, and drive sustainable growth. In this article, we examine the transformative impact of EEE in a digital age, highlighting key trends, breakthroughs, and the imperative for organizations to embrace technological advancement. Join the conversation and unlock the potential of EEE to shape a brighter future for businesses and society. In a world driven by technology, professionals in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) are at the forefront of innovation and discovery. Whether designing next-generation power systems or pioneering advancements in semiconductor technology, EEE professionals play a vital role in shaping the future of technology and society. In this article, we provide insights and perspectives for today's EEE professionals, exploring career opportunities, skill development strategies, and the importance of staying abreast of industry trends. Join us as we navigate the frontiers of EEE and empower professionals to thrive in a rapidly evolving landscape.

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"The best thing about being an engineer is that you cannot change the laws of physics; they are universal, and they work the same all over the world." says our Chief Electrical Engineer, Mg. sc. ing. Jānis Reinholds.   Today, March 4, we celebrate World Engineering Day, highlighting engineers' achievements worldwide and improving the public understanding of the importance of engineering and technology.   We asked a question to a few of our AE Partners engineers to understand: What is the best thing about being an engineer?   Our CEO and engineer in heart, Claus Ravn, says: "One of the best things about being an engineer is creating future quality systems and complex solutions, the opportunity to impact society significantly, and contributing to technological advancements. Engineers can solve complex problems, improve efficiency, and create innovative solutions that can benefit people's lives in various ways. Additionally, the constant pursuit of better solutions challenges engineers to continuously learn and grow, leading to personal and professional development. Seeing a project come to fruition and knowing that your work has made a positive difference is truly rewarding for engineers."   "Being an engineer is a passion and a way of life. Engineers are constantly curious, motivated, and eager to learn new things and explore new possibilities." acknowledges the Personnel Training and Development Project Manager and Mg. Ing. Edgars Budreckis. He continues: "Some of the best things about being an engineer are that engineers can positively impact the world by creating solutions that address global challenges such as climate change, energy, health, and security. Engineers can enjoy a rewarding and fulfilling career with intellectual stimulation, personal growth, and professional development. As an Engineer, I can work on challenging and exciting projects that span various domains and sectors." Congratulations to all the engineers we work with every day building electrical panels. We know that the sustainability of our future is in your minds and hands! #engineering #engineers #automationengineer #automationengineering #aepartner

How can you develop and optimise networks that keep the world connected in real-time, from remote villages to bustling urban centres? 🤔   Brief Job Description for a Telecommunications Engineer A Telecommunications Engineer designs, implements, and maintains communication systems and networks, ensuring data transmission is seamless, secure, and efficient across various platforms.   Five Notable Companies that Telecommunications Engineers Work At 1. Ericsson 2. Nokia 3. AT&T Inc 4. BT Group 5. Vodafone   One Historic Telecommunications Engineer and Their Biggest Contribution Alexander Graham Bell: Invented the telephone, revolutionizing communication and laying the groundwork for modern telecommunications technology.   UK Institutions for Telecommunications Engineers to Join 1. Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) 2. Chartered Institute for IT (BCS) 3. Royal Academy of Engineering   Three Resources that Would Help Telecommunications Engineers 1. Telecoms.com: A platform providing news, analysis, and reports on the global telecom industry. 2. 5G Americas: A resource for white papers, articles, and educational materials related to 5G and wireless communication technologies. 3. Light Reading: An industry-leading source for information and updates on telecommunications and networking technology.   I've added in what I consider the important notes, but can you add more?   Let's highlight this role for younger engineers and aspiring students to learn more from the front line and the actual people in the role!   ----- Connect with me and enable notifications (🔔) for daily insights on engineering excellence, mentorship, and personal development.   Join the Engineering journey of unlocking your potential and experiencing continuous growth! 🌱   Found this post useful? then please consider sharing with your networks ♻   Looking for Engineers in your field to follow? Civil: Stefanie Reichman, PE Additive Manufacturing: Enrico Gallino, Ph.D. Automation: Tim Wilborne Manufacturing: Jake Hall Production: Amir Sanatkar Great engineering educators to follow: Danny Murphy Ben Carlson STEM role models: Ruha Tacey Women in Manufacturing: Meaghan Ziemba Mechanical: Tony Kelbert Electrical: Jake Maxey Engineering Leadership: Jeff Perry Chemical: Philip Black, P.E.   #Telecommunications #Engineering #STEM #Spotlight #Mobile