Why bother with INCOSE ASEP / CSEP Certifications as an Early Career Systems Engineer? Good question. Our Founder, Connor, went on the same journey... As a mere project engineer... 🤬 You continually have to fight at annual reviews for promotions 🤬 Your ability is questioned because 'you're a junior' 🤬 You only have project based experiences to show your ability 🤬 You may only have experience in one part 'of the V' 🤬 You know about SE, but don't understand it inside out 🤬 You believe you should be operating at an SE level INCOSE Certification provides the route to overcome these frustrations. 🤗 You learn the 'Technical Process' inside out 🤗 You know all of the Jargon and buzzwords 🤗 You've been accredited by an authorised body 🤗 You can demonstrate progression at annual reviews 🤗 You develop capability worthy of promotion 🤗 You're ready for more responsibility and more pay! So, If you're ready to take the next step, then our 'How to Nail the INCOSE ASEP Exam' prep course... 💚 Only focuses on the tested content 💚 Provides TONS of practice quizzes and mock exams 💚 Shortcuts the time spent trawling through the handbook 💚 Fast tracks the learning curve 💚 BACKED by our 100% Pass Guarantee or FULL refund. Link in comments ⏬ . #incose #certification #ASEP #CSEP
The School of Systems Engineering
Defense and Space Manufacturing
Become a Systems Engineering Expert. Learn the tools and techniques systems engineers use everyday to manage complexity.
About us
We're on a mission to share free or affordable resources with early career engineers / students seeking to become Systems Engineers.
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http://www.schoolofsystemsengineering.com
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- Industry
- Defense and Space Manufacturing
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Bristol
- Type
- Self-Owned
- Founded
- 2020
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Ever had that moment when you finally complete the system design, and then the requirements change? 😂 Systems Engineers, we know the struggle is real. Just when you think you've got everything sorted, something always shifts. But hey, that's what keeps us sharp and adaptable! Share your most memorable moments dealing with shifting requirements in the comments below. The key to success as an SE is to always laugh...😅 #SystemsEngineering #EngineeringHumor #ChangeManagement #WorkHumor #EngineeringLife
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Can you name all 12 elements of Integrated Product Support? 🤔 SOSE Masterclass Guest, Jason Thomas, CSEP knows them off by heart! 🤓 🚀 Programme Support Management 🚀 Design Interface 🚀 Maintenance Planning 🚀 Support Equipment 🚀 Training 🚀 Training Support 🚀 Facilities & Infrastructure 🚀 Manpower and Personnel 🚀 IT Systems & Continuous Software Support 🚀 Technical Data 🚀 Supply Support & Sustaining Engineering 🚀 Package handling, transportation & storage.
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Curious about our Applied Systems Engineering Nanodegree? 📚 We've compiled the most frequently asked questions to help you out! Check out the answers to find out more by swiping through our carousel ➡💡 If you have any more questions, drop them in the comments below or send us a message. We’re here to answer! 💬 #SystemsEngineering #ProfessionalDevelopment #Learning #FAQs
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🎉 Competition Time! 🎉 We want to hear your funniest Systems Engineering jokes! Share your best SE joke in the comments and you could win a FREE ASEP Certification Course! How to enter: 1. Post your funniest SE joke in the comments below 2. Repost this competition with the hashtag #SOSECompetition 3. Follow The School of Systems Engineering on LinkedIn Why Enter? 🏆 Win a free ASEP Certification Course 😂 Make everyone laugh with your best SE joke 👏 Connect with fellow SE professionals and share a laugh Competition ends Friday, 26th July, at 5 PM BST. Winner will be announced on Monday, 29th July. Good luck, and may the funniest joke win! 🎉 #SystemsEngineering #Competition #EngineeringLife #ProfessionalDevelopment #ASEP
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3 Habits to Earn £50K+ as a Systems Engineer 💼💰 Looking to boost your salary and reach that £50K+ mark? Here are three habits that can help you get there: 1️⃣ Deliver High-Quality Work 🏆 2️⃣ Support Bid Work 📊 3️⃣ Lead Others 🌟 Swipe through our carousel to learn more about these habits and our BONUS TIP 💡 #SystemsEngineering #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #SalaryIncrease #Leadership
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Why is MBSE not working in your company? 🤔 Swipe through our carousel to find out the common pitfalls and how you can overcome them to make MBSE successful! Share your experiences and tips in the comments below! 🌟 #SystemsEngineering #MBSE #DigitalTransformation #EngineeringLife #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Ever feel like this when tackling the INCOSE SE Handbook V5? 😅 You're not alone! Systems Engineering can be challenging, but with the right resources and support, you can master it. Share your study tips and experiences in the comments below! 📚👇 #SystemsEngineering #INCOSE #StudyStruggles #EngineeringLife #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Interested in transitioning OUT of Systems Engineering? 💭 We'll be sad to see you go! 😢 But Igal Beilin shows us how ⏬
Product Manager | I Transform ideas💡into Best-Selling Products by applying Product Development best practices | Passionate Problem Solver and Rock Climber 🧗♂️
This is the story of how I transformed from Engineer to Senior Product Manager, and it only took me... 15 years 😉 📊 15+ years in tech and management roles taught me the lessons and key insights, that can help you plan your next career steps! Whether you're an Engineer, Project Manager, or haven't decided yet... These main differences & similarities between the 3 major roles in my career (so far), are a must-read. I will top it up with practical advice on what helped me hop from a technical role to a customer-facing, business-oriented, lead position. I'll start with a break-down of main differences between the roles: 🔧 Systems Engineer Technical focus: Designing and Integrating complex systems Analytical mindset: Solving technical problems Scope: System functionality & performance 🚦 Project Manager Delivery focus: Ensuring successful Project completion Operational mindset: Managing resources, timelines, & budgets Scope: Managing the entire project lifecycle 🚀 Product Manager Strategic focus: Defining product Vision & Roadmap Customer-centric approach: Balancing User Needs & Business Goals Scope: Guiding product development from Market Research to Market Penetration 🔗 What do they all share? ✅ Leadership: Guiding teams towards common goals, W/O formal authority ✅ Effective Communication: Articulating complex ideas to diverse stakeholders ✅ Problem-solving: Addressing challenges creatively and efficiently within various constraints ✅ Collaboration: Working across different teams and finding common ground to achieve organizational goals One denominator stands out: Big Picture View 🌎 I spent a lot of time in Systems Engineering roles - which taught me a lot about solving problems and cross-functional collaboration. Almost immediately I realized that a good Systems Engineer needs to be a Project Manager too - Considering not only what needs to be done and fixed, but also what would it cost, how long would it take, and what's the path to maximizng value Vs. risk. As a Team Leader, I gained the insight that being a domain expert and professional - just isn't enough, by far. Creating and maintaining meaningful relationships, & Navigating organizational diplomacy are key to growing and moving up. Most importantly, from early on, I realized I was interested in the bigger picture I was passionate to know WHY. I craved to know what the end users of the systems I built, really needed, what they wanted, and what would make them go WOW! This became a drive, growing stronger from role to role (my beard grew whiter though) 😅 Soon I realized, that I wanted to grow into a role where I'd be involved in 🌟 Business strategy 🌟 Marketing decisions 🌟 Customer Interactions To make a real impact, a small dent in the universe, if I may be so bold 💫 What is your drive? What makes you hop off your bed in the morning with excitement? By answering this, you will make your first and most significant step towards your true destination.
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Leading a Systems Engineering team can be both challenging and rewarding. 🚀 Swipe through our carousel for 5 tips to help you steer your team to success! 1️⃣ Foster a Collaborative Environment 🤝 2️⃣ Focus on Continuous Learning 📚 3️⃣ Set Clear Goals and Expectations 🎯 4️⃣ Provide Constructive Feedback 📝 5️⃣ Lead by Example 🌟 Leading an SE team isn't just about managing tasks; it's about inspiring and guiding your team to achieve their best. Share your tips and experiences in the comments below! #SystemsEngineering #Leadership #TeamManagement #ProfessionalDevelopment #EngineeringLeadership