The phrase "a technical job" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a position or role that requires specialized knowledge or skills in a particular field, often related to technology or engineering.
Example: "After completing my degree in computer science, I was eager to find a technical job in software development."
Alternatives: "a specialized position" or "a tech role".
Jouyet tried to play it down, claiming it was "just a technical job, during France's EU presidency".
Only go into the specifics of how you did it if you are applying for a technical job in which these skills will be useful.
She added that senior Google employees often confused her with the sole other black woman in a technical job on her team.
"One company asked if I would work as a secretary, instead of in a technical job," said the 23-year-old Keio University senior.
The arms chief, Hans Blix, said at a news conference a few hours after taking office -- for an assignment he described as "a technical job in a political minefield" -- that he would expect Iraq to give inspectors unimpeded access.
"Students like my younger self are able to get a fantastic perspective on the work, skills, and process of snagging a technical job or even creating a startup," Hocutt said via email.
It is a highly technical job that requires an experienced watchmaker.
The provision of water service is a challenging technical job that bears an inevitable price tag.One of the greatest challenges of the 21st century is to ensure that the impoverished and those in the developing world have access to the same quality water we take for granted in the United States.
He has worked his way up and is now a unit manager at Hazelwood – a skilled, technical job that sees him overseeing two of the plant's eight units.
Many architects and engineers contend that the buildings commissioner post is a highly technical job that requires someone who understands the structural, technological and safety elements that go into buildings.
There's still mistakes made -- it's a very technical job.
