Sentence examples for pivotal engineer from inspiring English sources

I talked to a Pivotal engineer that said it was an awesome place to work, with fantastic culture, interesting work, and 40 hours a week.

The crucial first step to enable such pivotal studies is to engineer systems with the capacity to generate and purify milligram quantities of an olfactory receptor.

His advocacy group, Polispace, is representative of the pivotal role of senior engineers and managers in NewSpace.

Pivotal's in-house engineers can even be physically deployed to a client's office, but that means its expensive rates subsidize its workers who don't have assignments.

Current research is increasingly revealing the central roles of macrophages/monocytes in regulating bone development and repair, so we propose that these immunocytes can play a similar pivotal role in directing engineered bone regeneration.

Mouse models are pivotal because most genetically engineered animal models are mice, which allow dissecting the impact of selected target genes in renal failure.

Avendaño's account and her claim that "this culture was perpetuated and condoned by numerous managers, including high level company leaders" is similar to the description of Uber's internal culture presented by Susan Fowler, also a former Uber engineer, in her pivotal February 2017 blog post.

Assessing the morphological features of native and engineered tissues is pivotal to evaluate their degree of development and to identify possible structure-function relationships.

Understanding these missing regulatory interactions is pivotal for future attempts to synthetically engineer T. reesei for enhanced cellulolytic functions.

Effective and sustainable treatment of hospital wastewater containing high concentration of pharmaceutical compounds presents a pivotal challenge to wastewater and environmental engineers worldwide.

With this cash, Pivotal could expand its product development, hire engineers and developers and move into foreign markets.