I have auto start/stop on for my truck and in all honesty its only worked the first week I bought the truck and that's it. I've turned off AC and everything and test drove the vehicle, auto stop doesn't kick on. DEF full, fuel filled and etc. Point being should I take it back to the dealer to get it troubleshot or just thug it out?
My background is diverse in the defense world, from doing CRAM maintaining down range, running unmanned ISR system OCONUS, and state side, and wheeled vehicle mechanic for 6 years as well "got clipped off from screenshot". I also have my Sec+ certification and studying for my Net+ and Linux+. I've meet and worked alongside some of Anduril's FSR downrange, and know the projects they work on are huge, and I'm just trying to figure out where is my best sector to apply with rather than applying to everything and making myself look desperate.
*Yes I was in the National Guard, at the same time I was contracting downrange*
I have been getting ghosted on and off, where when I check greenhouse "application service" it says some of my applications from 6 months ago are still active. Do I wait for them to close, or do I close them myself and reapply? But overall I will greatly appreciate any edits I should make on my resume or where to apply to specifically. Thank you everyone in advanced
I’m an out of state transfer, where this fall will be my first semester on campus. My birthday is right after move in day, and don’t know much about Orlando besides the theme parks. Both of my roommates are under 18!! Which means I can’t go out for a drink with the people I live with lol. So I’m just looking for recommendations on things to do, clubs/bars with a good atmosphere and etc. I like all types of music, and food “curious on any so cal Mexican food recommendations here?” Anything overall will help and thank you in advanced!
Just overall curious, what is your daily step count? I’m trying to get a rough gauge on daily step goals to set. I work IT full time for a company and do 15k averagely a day so just curious how much I should increase to do a day. Major specific is EE
I am an engineering major, and my counselor sent me an email that this is their final week at UCF, with no further details so I'm curious are they leaving on their own terms, or are they part of the massive layoffs at UCF? I had a meeting last week or so where they told me they want to have a meeting with me again before semester starts, and midway through this Fall, so its weird for them to say that then boom gone.
I 25m am getting off campus housing as transfer student, I don’t know the area at all or know anyone since I come from out of state that’s why I’m picking roommates. But now that I got my projected assigned roommates they are all under 21 with one being **17 years old!!** Should I bring up my concern with the apartment complex, or any extra precautions to take to avoid issues? If you guys shared similar experiences please lmk your stories.
I 25m am getting off campus housing as transfer student, I don’t know the area at all or know anyone since I come from out of state that’s why I’m picking roommates. But now that I got my projected assigned roommates they are all under 21 with one being 17 years old!! Should I bring up my concern with the apartment complex, or any extra precautions to take to avoid issues? If you guys shared similar experiences please lmk your stories.
I attend UCF, and saw they have a program where you can work part time at their Orlando, FL facility as a student. I went through the schools process to apply, and it sends me to a random school page after trying to get to the application. I asked school resources with no direction to apply. Browsing the website I see no application at the moment so I’m trying to figure out if it’s something to keep my eyes on the company website or the schools website if anyone has any experience. My major is electrical engineering, have a clearance, and experience in the field as a contractor. Any help on the proper steps would greatly be appreciated. Thank you in advanced !
I’ve been doing research on the opportunities Dixon career center offers and am interested in the Lockheed program, I know it says to apply online using handshake and etc…. But when I reach the page and try going to the application handshake leads me to a random UCF page. Would I have to apply with Lockheed directly, or is there certain time frames the application process is open. Is there any other programs like this that you guys recommend, or clubs? I’m an Electrical engineering major, with a clearance and experience in the field. I appreciate any help thank you so much in advanced.