u/trademarktower — reddlx

Google to Hire Hundreds of Engineers to Help Customers Adopt Its AI

Sounds like this is going to be a huge growth industry. Every company is going to need AI consultants and engineers to automate their patchwork of back office systems to be replaced by AI agents and similar to replacing legacy financial software EPM's to something like SAP it will take many years and the complexity will create lots of jobs.

https://www.theinformation.com/briefings/google-hire-hundreds-engineers-help-customers-adopt-ai

u/trademarktower — 13 hours ago

▲ 0 r/FedEmployees

Anyone familiar with the old federal SCEP program for student intern hiring?

There used to be a program called SCEP (student career experience program). Pathways replaced it. I'm trying to confirm my retirement eligibility dates. Does this SCEP time count for retirement SCD even if you worked part time?

reddit.com

u/trademarktower — 1 day ago

▲ 5 r/FEDDISABILITY

I have been successfully working for 8 years with a 100% telework RA because of my permanent medical disability. I can work but my physical disabilities require work from home. It is simply not an option for me to work in an office because of my disabilities. The issue is the agency is looking at a reorg that could involve me moving to a new position and having to apply for a new RA. I'm hopeful I would get approved again and continue working from home but if they move me to a job that requires in office work that can't be accommodated I'm screwed.

What are my options here?

reddit.com

u/trademarktower — 11 days ago