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Vacancy: Telecommunication Firm Recruiting (4 Positions)

EngineersforumSeptember 29, 2020 Job Search 0

Our client, a reputable firm in the telecommunication mobile industry, urgently seeks to fill the following roles across several locations: 1. SALES SUPERVISORS Locations: Niger, Kaduna, Nasarawa, Jos, Borno, Bauchi, Gombe, Taraba, Adamawa, Yobe Pay: Attractive Please click the link below for more details and to apply: https://forms.gle/5BWJS2WhCJCAbgs87 2. TRAINERS Locations: Yobe, Borno, Taraba, Adamawa Pay: Attractive Please click the link below for

Vacancy: Chief Accountant

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We have an opening for a Chief Accountant Candidate must be a chartered Accountant with a minimum of 10 years relevant experience of which 5 years should be in the oil and gas industry. Our client is an indigenous E&P company. Qualified candidates can share CVS with me on helen.ukandu@wtsenergy.com. Only qualified

Meeting UN Climate Change Targets Is Unrealistic — Experts

EngineersforumSeptember 29, 2020 September 30, 2020 Chemical, Electrical/Electronics 0

Almost all cars on the road will have to be electric by 2050 if the world is going to meet UN climate change targets, experts claim. Engineers from the University of Toronto created a computer model to estimate how many electric vehicles would be required in a heavily car dependent country. The

Google Drive To Delete Trashed Files Automatically

EngineersforumSeptember 29, 2020 Computer (I.T) 0

Google has revealed that it will be making an adjustment to the longevity of ‘trashed files’. In an email to users, the tech giant confirms that files moved to the ‘trash’ will be deleted automatically after 30 days. “We are writing to let you know that starting October 13, 2020, Google

MAX Floats N10 Billion Bond To Expand Operations In Africa

EngineersforumSeptember 29, 2020 Enterpreneurship, Mechanical 0

Nigerian mobility startup, Metro African Xpress (MAX) has successfully completed the issuance of a ₦400 million ($1 million) 1-year fixed-rate notes series 1 Bond. The Bond is the first part of its newly floated ₦10 billion/$22 million multicurrency Private Company Bond program (dubbed the “PCB Program”). The startup made this announcement

5 Security Challenges For The Enterprise Of Things

EngineersforumSeptember 29, 2020 Computer (I.T) 0

Device numbers on today’s enterprise networks are out of control with billions of different types of devices connecting including IT, operational technology (OT), Internet of Things (IoT) and bring-your-own-device (BYOD). Some are managed and known; however, many aren’t, and there is the added complexity of device users being located anywhere in

Japan Ready To Launch AI-Driven Autonomous Ships

EngineersforumSeptember 29, 2020 September 30, 2020 Chemical, Marine 0

An impressive assemblage of Japan’s shipbuilders, shipping companies, and technology firms have got together to collaborate on producing self-navigating, artificial intelligence (AI)-driven shipping vessels within the next five years. Japan’s weathered shipping industry is plagued by chronic labor shortages and the risks of navigating boats through hazardous shipping routes. The European

Using Deep Reinforcement Learning To Regulate Patients’ Level Of Unconsciousness In An Anesthetic State

EngineersforumSeptember 29, 2020 Computer (I.T) 0

In recent years, researchers have been developing machine learning algorithms for an increasingly wide range of purposes. This includes algorithms that can be applied in healthcare settings, for instance helping clinicians to diagnose specific diseases or neuropsychiatric disorders or monitor the health of patients over time. Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of

Reprogrammable Shape Morphing Of Magnetic Soft Machines

EngineersforumSeptember 29, 2020 Chemical 0

Heat-assisted 3D magnetic programming of magnetic soft machines. (A) A magnetic soft elastomer, composed of magnetic CrO2 particles embedded in PDMS, is locally heated above the Curie temperature of the particles via a laser. Above the Curie temperature, the particles lose their permanent magnetization, and their magnetization direction is reoriented

Origin Space Set To Deploy ‘First-Ever’ Mining Robot Into Space

EngineersforumSeptember 29, 2020 Electrical/Electronics 0

Chinese private space resources company Origin Space is reportedly gearing up to send the world’s first mining robot into space by November this year. The robot will not do any actual mining but will be used to test technologies, IEEE Spectrum reported. Under the mission, Origin Space will conduct a preliminary assessment

Month: September 2020

Vacancy: Telecommunication Firm Recruiting (4 Positions)

Vacancy: Chief Accountant

Meeting UN Climate Change Targets Is Unrealistic — Experts

Google Drive To Delete Trashed Files Automatically

MAX Floats N10 Billion Bond To Expand Operations In Africa

5 Security Challenges For The Enterprise Of Things

Japan Ready To Launch AI-Driven Autonomous Ships

Using Deep Reinforcement Learning To Regulate Patients’ Level Of Unconsciousness In An Anesthetic State

Reprogrammable Shape Morphing Of Magnetic Soft Machines

Origin Space Set To Deploy ‘First-Ever’ Mining Robot Into Space

Power

330 Kudendan-Mando Transmission Lines At 80% Completion – TCN

FG Boosts Electricity Supply To Kano, Katsina With 2 Sub-Stations