Surest way to get an interview call that

Surest way to get an interview call is to put relevent experience in
your resume.

All your experiences need not be in your resume, nor does it require
all your projects listed.

You don't want to put the HR executive selecting your resume to sleep!

Your 2 years of online tutor experience might come handy when you are
applying for a tutur job but don't mention it in gas turbine aero
engine engineering related job.

Your competing and getting big incentives at a call center is not an
achievement to flaunt for a job that requires aerospace engineers!
Save that for a sales job.

Highlighting your technical projects and skills that you acquired in
those projects is what you need to provide.

And not all jobs are made for you. So skip the once that do not cross
your profile.

Be relevant and get the interview call your are waiting for.

First Look of AeSIAA symposium and why you should attend?

Here’s the latest update on the symposium organised by AeSIAA.

 

Hope you can view the image, if not click here

So why and which AeSI students should attend the symposium?

The seminar apart from having invited talks from eminent aeronautics professionals will feature an interaction with Indian industry experts and placement consultants. This fact entails that students in last semester, graduates doing training and graduates looking for jobs must attend the Symposium.

Once details are final, i will post some here. wait and watch?

Mean while, if you are wondering on what is AeSIAA and why you should join it? Read the following

• Hurray AeSI Alumni Association official now!
• Use ouraesi, my-aesi, AeSIAA

How to Send your Resume?

You see an job advert. You then search your email or hard disk for your resume. You modify the dates, mobile number and experience field and send the resume. Well those days when you did that are over.

No longer are the days when your generic all purpose resume can fetch you an interview call? Gone are the days when just by sending your resume, you will guarantee an interview call. Gone are the days when few scribbles in a word document with your name on it was getting you interview calls.

Everybody is sending resume and sending a resume like that takes 5 mins and that fact alone makes that the HR at the other end will get 100’s of resumes. So stop yourself and make sure your resume highlights answers to the following  questions before you hit the send button.

• Why you are an excellent match for the job?
• What skills you bring to the organization?
• Your capacity for doing the work better than other candidates
• Your ability to solve company or industry problems

If the HR doesn’t see this in your resume in the first two pages, your resume will end up in the recycle bin!!

So before sending your resume, take some time and craft a resume?

Don’t forget to read this

• Resume -ur first impression
• What hiring managers hate about your resume?
• What do I do about the gaps in my resume ?
• 7 signs of an unprofessional resume

Walk-in interviews for Repair/Service Engineers (Aero engines) in Bangalore.

Walk-in interviews for Repair/Service Engineers (Aero engines) in Bangalore.

Education: A.M.E. (Mechanical Stream Only) / Diploma / B.E. (Aeronautical/Mechanical only) / B.Tech (Aeronautical/Mechanical only)  / M.Tech (Aeronautical only)

Experience: 0-15 years

 

Skills:

Experience and working knowledge of current commercial or military engines in service.

Basic knowledge of engine systems, functions of engine modules and systems as well as experience in design environment.

In-depth technical understanding and competence Experience in 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th line servicing of aero engines

Experience in maintenance, repair/service and overhaul of gas turbine aero  engines

 

Soft Skills:

Good command of the English language required

Customer orientated behaviour

Attention to detail

Good communication and interpersonal skills

Update:

Thanks for the response. All the resumes has been sent to HR. They will take it from here. Please don’t send any more resumes.

 

Thank you all. In the next week as a thank you note i post three resume templates for anyone to use.

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Excellence

Read this awesome quote and wanted to share with you all.

Asked how long it took to achieve Excellence, IBM's legendary boss
Tom Watson is said to have answered more or less as follows: "A
minute. You 'achieve' Excellence* by promising yourself right now
that you'll never again knowingly do anything that's not Excellent
—regardless of any pressure to do otherwise by any boss or
situation."

Hope you make that promise and shine in all your work!!

Want some other inspirational quotes to boost your moral then click
this link

http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/search?q=quote

Acheive excellence

Slow Blog activities, AeSIAA and seminar update etc

This is a sort of rant post. Sometime I just like to tell you all why
the activities are slow on the blog.

Well I am busy like a bee in the an upcoming seminar related
activities. I have dipped my hands few things which I am trying tie.
So posting to the blog has suffered.

AeSIAA update
I am sure by now you all know about aesiaa. It stands for aeronautical
society of india alumni association. It's a registerred society and
formal organisation formed by the alumnies of aesi to unite and build
a community around aesi graduates.

So if you have graduated recently or long back then be a part of
AeSIAA. Join aesiaa!!

It's there to help you and leverage the goodwill that we as graduates
of AeSI are generating in the Indian aerospace industry!!

So join and be a part of your roots!!

Seminar update
As part of its annual program, AeSIAA is organising an all india level
seminar titled advances in Indian aeronautics, where eminent
professionals of Indian aeronautics will share their thoughts and
experiences of working in Indian aeronautics industry. This seminar
will be held in Bangalore on 24th July 2010!! I am doing my bot to
make this event a success.

If you are interested please leave a comment here and keep a watch on
this blog.

I will keep you posted. Till then visit the brand new website of
AeSIAA at www.aesiaa.org

Some avionics keywords that your resume should have!!

If you are an avionics graduate of AeSI, then here are some of the
keywords that should be in your resume

Unit testing, Integration, Acceptance & System Testing, C, Ada, RTRT,
LDRA, Raphsody, UML, Rational Rose, and labview.

This are the magnet skills that can fetch you interviews. And if you
are competent in few of them then they will fetch you a job!!

And if you feel and you are not confident in any, then choose one and
start running with it!

Finmeccanica is looking for you- aerospace graduate?

'Finmeccanica is increasing its international presence with a
particular focus on India, where the group is promoting its most
important platforms and systems, as well as enlarging the company's
industrial and technological footprint via successful collaborations
established with public sector undertakings and private companies,'
the statement said.

'Finmeccanica is looking India as a key strategic high potential
market and is currently engaged in several initiatives aimed at
expanding its long-term relationship with India,' the statement added.

The course commences on July. Following successful completion,
students will also have the option to join the Finmeccanica Group that
currently has 73,000 employees, 5,200 researchers and 14,300 engineers
worldwide.

It is a fully sponsored masters and hence completely free of cost.
Candidates can apply online by visiting www.finmeccanica.com/fhink.

The programme will be eligible for students with four years of
engineering degree with specialization in mechanical, manufacturing,
aerospace, aeronautics, electrical, energy or ICT.

Find more on aesi grads experience with finmeccanica by clicking this
link

Http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/search?q=finmeccanica

What tools to learn in avionics stream?

A recent mail from the reader of this blog has this question.

"I am in section B and have avionics branch, so what extra course i
can do which is helpful for my career!"

I guess I talk about catia, solidworks, ansys, ungraphics, fluent,
hypermesh etc but I rarly talk about anything realated to this stream
that many in AeSI take.

Before I lay my two thoughts on this subject here, I would like you to
point you to find the old articles in this blog that might help you.

You can find them by clicking this link http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/search?q=avionics

Well that being said, I would like to add that first and foremost take
up c language and start learning it from now starting today. Don't
worry about when and where just resolve that this is one language you
want to master while still pursuing this stream.

And second thing, search for some good blogs or websites that talks
about this subject. Subscribe to them. Read them everyday. You might
not understand everything written in that. That's ok. Just be a part
of the team. Join avionics groups in yahoo, google and linkedin.

Do this two things consistently and do it with a sense of mastering
them, you will require no additional advice from anyone to have a
great start to your career!!

Hope this helps and don't forget to tell me how it goes.

And better still start a blog about your adventures in this stream!! I
would love to hear your experiences.

Good luck!!

Find more avionics related posts
http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/search?q=avionics

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