Project Engineer Commission

Updated: 27 May 2012

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Job: Project Engineer

Median Commission by Years Experience

Years Experience	National Commission Data	$0	$1.7K	$3.4K	$5.1K
1-4 years	$4,913
5-9 years	$0.00
10-19 years	$0.00
20 years or more	$0.00
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 27 May 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 25

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Posted	Job Title	Company	Job Location
Jan 18	Principal ISR Project Engineer	ATS Hire	Columbia, Maryland
	looking for a principal project engineer that understands electro-optic technology and has experience managing the development and deployment side of projects... Indeed
Jan 17	Electrical Hardware Project Engineer	Gentex Corporation	Zeeland, Michigan
	The Hardware Project Engineer is responsible for leading and coordinating the development of hardware for automotive embedded systems. This position interfaces... Indeed
Jan 11	Electrical Software Project Engineer	Gentex Corporation	Zeeland, Michigan
	The Software Project Engineer is responsible for planning, monitoring, and leading the development of... and monitoring of project issues, requirements... Indeed
Jan 11	Senior Project Engineer	ARINC	Marina Del Rey, California
	and Project Manager, the Senior Project Engineer is... and hardware on the project. Meets routinely with project manager to update project status and meets... Indeed

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Project Engineer Job Description

People with the job title Project Engineer typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Engineering Managers

Plan, direct, or coordinate activities in such fields as architecture and engineering or research and development in these fields.

Agricultural Engineers

Apply knowledge of engineering technology and biological science to agricultural problems concerned with power and machinery, electrification, structures, soil and water conservation, and processing of agricultural products.

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Think Bond

Project Engineer - (City withheld for privacy), California, United States

Think Bond, not James who is ficticious, but Barry. World Series, game seven, bottom of 9th., your team losing by one, one out, bases loaded, you're up. What are you gonna do? Fly sacrifice and bring the tying one in, hoping next at bat will win it? guess what? I'm going for the GRAND SLAM. risky? you bet. But that is who a smart boss is going to trust in big decision making. In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity. There are times when you just gotta go out there, take the big swing and ge...

Posted in 5 Years Ago on 2 Jun 2007

Stay in the same town

Project Engineer - (City withheld for privacy), Louisiana, United States

Stay in the same town. Your reputation will be readily available and can be built on. A little travel is OK but keep your community activities. If changing jobs, stay in the same town and take something closely related to what you were doing. The disruption of moving isn't worth it. You will have to start all over in the new town where nobody knows you.

Posted in Work Life Balance on 7 Nov 2006