Sentence examples for technical ranking from inspiring English sources

Windsor worked her way up to senior systems programmer, the highest technical ranking at the time, and one that only a few women attained.

She went on to pursue a master's degree in mathematics at N.Y.U. and to become a computer programmer for the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, and later for I.B.M., where she attained the company's highest technical ranking, an extremely rare feat for a woman at the time.

Its technical ranking by the IOC was 7.0; generally beyond the 6.0 minimum threshold, but trailing behind Tokyo and Madrid's bids.

"A lot of directors in television have come up through the technical ranks.

The program began when employees in NBC's technical ranks expressed a need to stay cutting edge and "in greater touch with training folks," Ms. Pitts said.

At the top of the women's technical ranks at N.Y.C.B. for the past decade or so has been Tiler Peck (no relation to Justin), who can command just about everything speed, clarity, timing and deploy it all without making a fuss.

During her time there, she ultimately became a senior systems programmer, which was the highest technical rank at the time.

The people who pulled virtualization into the enterprise were in the technical ranks with an interest in consolidating some non-critical systems.

For those who don't hang on Mary Berry's every curd, an explanation: each week the Great British Bake Off set its bakers a "technical challenge", ranking the bakers from worst to best.

Yet when Google examined what employees valued most in a manager, technical expertise ranked last among eight qualities.

Ms. Altamirano's choice — the Munich technical school — ranked number 11, up from 50th place a year earlier, a rise that Emerging says may point to a changing mind-set among recruiters.