[SI-LIST] Re: Job Opportunity

Hi,

        I didn't know recruitment agents had friends :-).

Russ

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[mailto:si-list-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of jeremy hillcrest
Sent: 25 March 2003 20:48
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Job Opportunity



Hello All,

I am posting this for a friend. He has helped me build two SI groups in
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past. This is essentially an SI role. Please feel contact him with any=20
interest/inquiries.

- JHC

My client is seeking an experienced, self-reliant, innovative and highly

motivated physicist/electrical engineer to help design future generation

enterprise interconnect products having large spectral bandwidths with=20
minimal signal impairments.   We are looking for individuals with=20
demonstrated skills and accomplishments that range from in-depth
theoretical=20
work in electromagnetics to the hands-on practicality of connector
design or=20
related field.  This individual would create the next breakthrough for
our=20
industry leading, standard setting structured cabling system.  The=20
successful candidate's main responsibility would be to explore
strategies=20
and develop concepts with the aim of achieving quantum leaps in the
ability=20
to compensate for near-end and far-end crosstalk, manage return loss and

minimize attenuation in telecommunication multi-pair connectors.  He/she

will be responsible for the development of test procedures to verify=20
connector electrical performance.  In addition he/she is expected to=20
interface with engineers of other disciplines and participate in=20
cross-functional new product development teams.  He/she will play a key
role=20
in product development from market definition through production and=20
release.   Expected to share expertise with colleagues and others, and
to be=20
a lead contributor individually and as a team member.

Qualifications:

PhD or MS in Physics or EE with strong theoretical knowledge and a
minimum=20
5yrs experience in one or more of the following areas:
-       Electromagnetic Transmission Lines.
-       Electromagnetic interference and mitigation.
-       Crosstalk compensation techniques.
-       R.F.  Design

In addition the candidate should have a working knowledge of the design
of=20
multi-layer printed circuit board artworks.  He/she must be familiar
with s-=20
parameter measurement techniques using network analyzers.  Working
knowledge=20
of circuit or electromagnetic simulation tools (e.g. SPICE,
Micro-Stripes,=20
CST Microwave Studio, HFSS) would be a strong plus.  Also, familiarity
with=20
existing TIA -568 structured cabling standards is desirable.  Strong=20
interpersonal and communication skills are required.  Should have
successful=20
record both as an individual contributor and as a strong team player.

Frank Visconti
A.C.I.
(781) 932-3750 ext 203
fdv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.employmentconsulting.com







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