Hello,

Coregenix Technologies is seeking engineering graduates who are currently unemployed and interested in contributing to the improvement of the mechanical engineering sector.

Please review the mentioned list of available positions for your consideration.

It is important to note that this job offer is for a startup company.

Initially, the salary may be lower than your expectations, but rest assured that your hard work and dedication will be rewarded with a competitive package in the long run.

Coregenix Technologies

About Us

Coregenix Technologies is a consulting-based organization that provides services to the mechanical and financial service sectors. Our services include assisting companies in maintaining their accounting records through specialized software applications such as Tally Prime and My Bill Book.

Additionally, we engage in sales and support activities for ongoing projects and maintenance requirements.

• Company Overview: Coregenix Technologies is a consulting firm specializing in mechanical and financial services, offering software solutions and project support.
• Job Opportunities: The company is seeking engineering graduates for roles in sales engineering, accounting, and logistics.
• Compensation: Starting salaries are commensurate with qualifications, with competitive increases based on performance and knowledge.

Education Criteria:

• Graduation with strong communication skills is essential.
• Proficiency in handling email threads and other applications is also required.

Salary Structure:

The starting salary will be commensurate with your qualifications and experience. Competitive salary increases will be provided based on performance and knowledge.

Available Positions:-

1. Sales Engineer (Mechanical Engineer)
2. Accountant
3. Logistics and Stores Incharge

Job Location:

Nagpur (Maharashtra)

Currently, the position is work-from-office.

Thank you for your interest in Coregenix Technologies. We look forward to the possibility of working with you.

Sincerely,

Shubham Shukla

Contact Information:

(E) : hr@coregenixtechnologies.com (M) : 9156004990

I’m not a founder or entrepreneur but rather an individual contributor engineer looking for career advice. Hardware startups are all I’ve ever known, having spent the last several years working multiple companies since I graduated.

However, the economy is in a tough spot right now and hiring has slowed down across the technology sector. In particular, it seems that hardware startups have been hit hard the most. I got laid off a while ago from my most recent startup and it’s tough out there. I’m applying everywhere that I can right now. The bigger companies don’t respond to me at all or they give me automated rejection emails. The only interviews I get are from other hardware startups, which have been far and few in between. I was fortunate enough to get to the final rounds for a small handful of companies but they always end up choosing someone else who has “more aligned experience”

My main problem is that my work experience has just been a hodgepodge of different responsibilities, disciplines, and entire industries that aren't cohesive and changed every time I got laid off and got hired somewhere else. I've done things like testing, manufacturing, quality, and integration, but not enough to be an expert in one field. In this economy, most companies are looking for 5+ solid years of experience in a specific domain.

Even worse is that none of the companies I worked for ever shipped their product: they all went under before crossing the finish line, so I don't have tangible successes I can talk about during my job interviews.

I'm afraid that I'm now pigeonholed as someone who's only good at reacting to and putting out fires for dubious startups and completely unqualified for "real engineering" work done by established companies. What can I do with my patchwork of experiences? How do I market myself to convince big companies that I can bring value to their organization? Should I just pivot into a completely different career path at this point?

P.S. what are some hardware startup industries that are actively growing in 2024 and beyond? I've seen a lot of activity in med devices, "AI chips", and robotics, but they're all looking for people with solid years of background in those fields.

Edit: Some examples of my work experience that seem unattractive to my job interviewers:

• Being a "test engineer" that never ran tests. I spent my time asking outside test labs to run tests that my manager came up with. If the prototypes failed, I asked the labs to analyze the failure, then I would summarize their report to my manager, who made the judgment call for next action items. Rinse and repeat
• Being a "quality engineer" but never dealing with things like SPC, yields, process improvements, PPAP/APQP, because our production volume was very low and more of a prototype workshop. Instead, I was a cheerleader for corrective action exercises to investigate prototype assembly issues

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My name is Ryan and while working on my side project, I had an idea for a market research app that focuses on electronics. I ended up building a (what I think is) MVP-level product I would love some feedback on.

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If this sounds like something you'd be interested in trying out for free, or want more information, please reply below or send me a DM. I will be in touch! Thanks a lot.

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