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Now seeking more engineers for technology ventures to outsource their projects 23 October 2010 | Kalen Smith | | |

Due to the sophisticated nature of creating a successful technology venture, engineers and technicians from various specialties are needed to make projects work.  Engineer-a-Business has invested most of its efforts thus far recruiting outsources from other specialties such as web design and trending analysis. However, we have recently come to the realization that our clients are going to need more assistance from qualified engineers who can make their new ventures more successful.

If you would like to expand your services, please contact us.  Again, as with all of our service agreements, we only charge a referral fee on projects that you have been paid for.  Otherwise, there is no financial obligation to Engineer-a-Business.

We work are going to be working with clients in a number of different industries, so we will be looking for engineers and technicians with any background.  Specifically, we are looking for professionals in the following disciplines:

• Mechanical (focuses may include but not be limited to static and stress analysis, compressible or incompressible flow systems, mechanical design, thermal production systems, heat transfer, metallurgy, plastics, drafting)
• Electrical (focuses may include communication and signals, computer and digital, power systems, optics, microelectronics and industry focuses may involve biochemical, robotics, aerospace or any other major field or specialty)
• Civil (we are primarily in need of structural engineers and drafter for this specialty but will be happy to work with any civil engineer who is interested in working with us or the businesses we represent)
• Chemical (energy, pharmaceuticals, materials and biological)
• IT (all object orientated programming languages, networking backgrounds and expertise in various products and classifications of algorithms)
• Biomedical (we may work with biotech startups who need biomechanical, rehabilitation and biomaterials experts)

More than ever before, our world is in need of competent, experienced engineering professionals to help make new technology businesses more successful.  Developing prosperous technology startups requires input from every field and we hope you will help us make that happen.

Last Updated (23 October 2010)

Tomorrow I will be participating in a webinar on using social marketing more effectively.  The event will be run by Bill Crosby, an evangelist in social media.  He will be interviewing two of the world’s authorities on LinkedIn and Twitter.  If you join me for this webinar, you can learn many important social media strategies such as traffic building, creating more appropriate Twitter followers and creating sales through different social media channels.

Entrepreneuship of the Future 19 July 2010 | Kalen Smith | | |

Young entrepreneurs are the future of our economy and the solution to the current recession. Therefore, we are beginning to identify the most p romising new entrepreneurs. They will probably be insightful and teach us more experienced entrepreneurs a thing or two as well. We will be providing lists of some of their blogs and other social media activities so that we can get in touch with them and promote our businesses together. If you are a new entrepreneur with some great ideas or an existing business, feel free to contact us so that we can add you to our list.

Last Updated (10 August 2010)