Sentence examples for in technical positions from inspiring English sources

Airbnb, like many Silicon Valley companies, employs few women in technical positions; women make up thirteen per cent of its engineering team, a spokeswoman told me.

The percentage of women in technical positions is lower than the overall percentage of female employees, with more women in sales, marketing, human resources or legal.

However, graduates may also be employed in technical positions with life science companies, with Cooperative Extension, with state or federal agencies, and with agribusiness companies.

SAN FRANCISCO — Google on Monday fired a software engineer who wrote an internal memo that questioned the company's diversity efforts and argued that the low number of women in technical positions was a result of biological differences instead of discrimination.

The registration rate of women, despite their lower levels of employment in technical positions, and the large registration at Housing and Urban Development were due to special outreach efforts by NPR personnel to these groups.

Hiring more staff, particularly in technical positions, is a priority in order to make that happen — and that could mean more M&A activity.

Furthermore, the MPH program was reported to contribute to change in technical position (ρ = 0.371, P <0.001) and to increase in remuneration (ρ = 0.430, P <0.001).

Graduates reported change in leadership (69%), in technical position (69%), acquiring new responsibilities (80%), and increased remuneration (63%); they asserted that MPH programs contributed significantly to this.

With regard to contribution to change in leadership and contribution to change in technical position, graduates from KIT, INSP, and SPHUWC gave significantly higher responses than did graduates from HSPH, SPHFU, and UMST.

Graduates reported a change in leadership in the management system after the MPH (mean: 69%, for ranges see Figure  2), a change in technical position or area of focus (mean: 69%; range: 57% to 85%), acquisition of new responsibilities (mean: 80%; range: 53% to 100%).

The women were employed as camera operators, film editors, equipment maintainers and in other technical positions at the CBS stations in Minneapolis, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit and Green Bay, Wis.