PS: function to schedule a script as job, popup once finished + remove job?

You could do something like this:

  function Submit-PSSCriptJob
{
  [Cmdletbinding()]
  Param (
    [Parameter()]
    [String]$Path
  )
  

    Start-Job -Name PSCriptJob -ScriptBlock {powershell.exe -file $using:Path} | Wait-Job
    "Job Complete"
    Get-Job PSCriptjob | Remove-Job

}

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If you wait for the job, the function is useless.
The main reason for this function is to not occupy the powershell console while a script is running.

Googled a bit and came around with this:

 function Submit-PSSCriptJob
{
  [Cmdletbinding()]
  Param (
    [Parameter()]
    [String]$Path
  )
 

  $Job = Start-Job -Name PSCriptJob -ScriptBlock {powershell.exe -file $using:Path}
   
  $jobEvent = Register-ObjectEvent $job StateChanged -Action {
    Write-Host ('Job #{0} ({1}) complete.' -f $sender.Id, $sender.Name)
    $jobEvent | Unregister-Event


  }
   
}

Not sure what the jobevent is doing.
Result is this: Job #27 (PSCriptJob) complete, but then PS ISE freezes.
J.

Viable solution.