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projectenginer
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Enventure Enginering
I’m 27, I’m looking for Career transition
Hello ,I hold bachelor degree in mechanical engineering 2019. With 4.5 yoe in Total
1)Associate product compliance engineer - 1.5 years
2)Currently working as Project engineer (compliance). 3 years
I see no growth in my current company and current role.so I’m looking for career shift,high growth and good package.
Skills
1) Environmental compliance(REACH,ROHS,..)
2)Basic networking OS,Linux basic, Aws cloud
3) SAP MM (in progress)
4) Project Management (self preparation from PMBOk)
I’m confused between sap mm consultant and project management
I’m getting difficult to choose,Which would be great choice according to my background and high pay, stable job
Can anybody recommend which domain /role is good for career transition!
I’m looking for career shift Help will be appreciated.
Current role Project engineer handling projects related to environmental compliance. FYI
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Interventional Pain & Spine Center is rated 3.7 out of 5, based on 7 reviews by employees on AmbitionBox.
Interventional Pain & Spine Center is known for Skill development which is rated at the top and given a rating of 3.5. However, Company culture is rated the lowest at 3.2 and can be improved. To know first hand how it is like to work at Interventional Pain & Spine Center read detailed reviews based on various job profiles, departments and locations in the reviews section.
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According to AmbitionBox ratings, Interventional Pain & Spine Center employees rate its salary and benefits as 3.3 out of 5. You can know more about Interventional Pain & Spine Center Salaries at AmbitionBox
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Work culture is rated 3.2 at Interventional Pain & Spine Center by 7 employees. While job security is rated 3.4 and work-life balance is rated 3.3 at Interventional Pain & Spine Center. Read detailed reviews by employees of Interventional Pain & Spine Center on AmbitionBox.
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