National Security Technologies, LLC, located in Las Vegas Nevada, is a Department of Energy Contractor, that has three full time calibration technician positions open. Interested applicants should go to www.nstec.com and review job requisition number 111120: Principal Technologist, job requisition 111145: Senior Technologist, and job requisition number 111150: Technologist, then apply though the website.
Is this position not up yet?
Ahh, it looks like it hasn't hit the external site yet... My apologies; it looks like I was asked to post this too soon. It WILL be posted very soon.
Looking at the one job posting that is up, it looks like it'll be hard fill. At least for me. I have about 9 years of cal experience and you guys are asking for 13 I believe. And an ASQ certification. That cert has always been a problem for me because I don't like paying out of pocket to prove that I know what I'm doing. Maybe when I've been around a little longer, I'll give you guys a look up but I think that I'll pass for now.
Quote from: PurelyNonsense on 10-18-2016 -- 08:38:26
That cert has always been a problem for me because I don't like paying out of pocket to prove that I know what I'm doing. Maybe when I've been around a little longer, I'll give you guys a look up but I think that I'll pass for now.
I got the CCT, it has no bearing on what we actually do for a living. At least it didn't when I passed the test. If a company desires that certification, they should pay for the training and the test AFTER you're hired.
IMHO it is a waste of time & money, if what you are (or want) is an actual calibrator
:mrgreen: VIVA LAS VEGAS...VIVA LAS VEGAS.
I love Vegas but I only dare visit there, I just love it too much. Its like someone took my personality and day dreams and made a city out of them.
Quote from: USMC kalibrater on 10-19-2016 -- 07:39:52
:mrgreen: VIVA LAS VEGAS...VIVA LAS VEGAS.
I love Vegas but I only dare visit there, I just love it too much. Its like someone took my personality and day dreams and made a city out of them.
In the olden days, when Sypris Test & Measurement existed, I used to do an onsite once a year to do UNLVs equipment. The Howard Hughes engineering school or something like that. Scale model of the Spruce Goose among other displays.
Good times, good times...
Quote from: PurelyNonsense on 10-18-2016 -- 08:38:26
Looking at the one job posting that is up, it looks like it'll be hard fill. At least for me. I have about 9 years of cal experience and you guys are asking for 13 I believe. And an ASQ certification. That cert has always been a problem for me because I don't like paying out of pocket to prove that I know what I'm doing. Maybe when I've been around a little longer, I'll give you guys a look up but I think that I'll pass for now.
Apply anyway. We have some other positions that should be coming up and we can direct you to apply for those when available, if you aren't interviewed outright.
There are now three positions posted for different experience levels.