Sentence examples for low-level engineers from inspiring English sources

I spoke to hundreds of people for the book, from low-level engineers who worked at Odeo and Twitter in the early days to all of the founders of the company.

Recent departures include low-level engineers, product managers and prominent managers like Lars Rasmussen, who helped create Google Maps and Wave before he left for Facebook, and Omar Hamoui, the founder of AdMob who was vice president for mobile ads at Google and is now looking for his next project.

Over the past couple of months, Yahoo recruiters have reached out to ex-VPs, low-level engineers and PMs who used to work for Yahoo with these packets, with the word "Back!" scrawled on them in black Sharpee.

If you visited Silicon Valley in the '50s and '60s the only Indians you would meet were a few low-level engineers who came to the U.S. to study and ended up staying.

(And we're not just talking about low-level engineers here. Vic Gundotra, the former head of Google Plus, was a former Microsoft executive; which kind of explains a lot).

This is how Indians went from being perceived -- and positioned -- as low-level engineers to being overrepresented in the ranks of CEOs in Silicon Valley in the 1990s.

The new delivery-by-drone project announced in 2013, for example, was coinvented by a low-level engineer named Daniel Buchmueller.

A low-level engineer, Kurt Mix, was previously charged with obstruction of justice for deleting text messages about company estimates of the spill flow rate.

Until this week, the only BP employee to be arrested and indicted was a low-level engineer, Kurt Mix, who has been charged with obstruction of justice for deleting text messages about company estimates of the flow rate from the spill.

Webb retired from city service in December after 42 years at City Hall — first as a low-level engineer, later as public works director, and finally as a councilman.

The technological revolution has meant that a good deal of basic industrial work -- which used to be done by a skilled craftsman or even a low-level engineer -- is now fairly routine, commoditized and either being done by technology or through outsourcing.