The phrase "a technical talent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who possesses skills or abilities in a technical field, such as engineering, programming, or IT.
Example: "The company is looking to hire a technical talent who can help improve their software development process."
Alternatives: "a skilled technician" or "a technical expert."
There's a technical talent that's involved, but really nowadays the creativity comes from songwriters and production people, producers, and the label and the marketing teams that are creating the images.
What those claiming a technical talent shortage lack in evidence, they make up for in well-funded persuasion.
As is usual at such events, the witnesses and senators generally adhered to their talking points, mostly claiming that there's a technical talent shortage that requires admitting more workers from overseas.
Politicians promote this provision as a solution to a mythical technical talent shortage and a boost to innovation and economic growth.
These organisations have proven that there is a serious technical talent blossoming in the developing world.
Andreessen Horowitz also has a sizable technical talent and people practices unit that sometimes scours university campuses for interesting people, including at UC Berkeley.
Big technology companies have complained for years about a dearth of technical talent, a problem they have tried to solve by lobbying for looser immigration rules to accommodate more foreign engineers and sponsoring tech competitions to encourage student interest in the industry.
Cohler said that Berlin has many of the right ingredients to be a strong startup hub, with a decent pool of technical talent, a low cost of living and a place at the intersection of technology and many other industries and cultures.
The reasons for that failure, Iraqi and American officials said, included the challenges of carrying out construction projects in a dangerous countryside, a lack of expertise in a nation drained of technical talent, and a fear that new anticorruption measures would be widely used to prosecute Iraqi officials accustomed to operating in a culture of bribes and financial back-scratching.
Slack, which offers instant messaging software for offices, is opening a New York City office and brings a wealth of technical talent with them.
With more than 53 million people of Hispanic descent living in the U.S., there is a lack of diversity in the STEM fields -- even at a time when the U.S. is facing a shortage of technical talent.
