FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. — The U.S. military’s technical engineers begin their careers at Fort Leonard Wood during advanced individual training to learn their military occupational specialty. The 12T ...

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Capt. Andrew S. Pitsenberger, a standout Army engineer, is a testament to the transformative power of Engineer Regiment’s Technical Engineer Competency Development Program (TEC-DP). This program, ...

There’s a new reality emerging in 21st-century business and industry that’s turning the traditional notion of an engineering career on its head. The reality is that today’s engineers make outstanding ...

ZoomInfo reports a growing demand for GTM engineers, pivotal in automating revenue operations, with competitive salaries and ...

In the “Mad Men” days, companies adhered to a strict organizational hierarchy. Employees were either line or staff. Generally, line meant that an employee was on the management track and headed for a ...

Traditional technical debt metaphors suggest something that can be paid down incrementally. Over-engineering does not behave ...

Software and other technology products are ever-present. As we use them at home, work and school, it can be easy scroll through the day, assuming they’ll always be here. Look closer at the jobs of ...

Great managers are made, not born — and no, you don’t need to be the best technologist to be the best leader of them. There's a better way to manage. But companies need managers. The number of ...