[SI-LIST] Re: SI Job modes

  • From: Kim Helliwell <kimgh@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: sainath@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 13:52:07 -0800

I waited a few hours to see if anyone would jump in, but
no one has, so here I go:

I have the impression that SI is one of the few disciplines for
which there are still jobs to be had, judging from the postings
on this list. Maybe not as many as a year ago, and maybe not
always in the right geographical location, but there still are
some.

But I suppose, being comfortably employed myself, and not
in any apparent danger of being "downsized," I am perhaps
not in touch with reality in quite the same way as someone
who is on the streets looking. I do have friends in other
lines of work who are looking (and have been for some time,
in some cases) and from that I know it's not too pretty right
now. But SI is, I think, less affected than other things.

Kim


On Thursday, February 28, 2002, at 10:51  AM, Sainath Nimmagadda wrote:

> All,
>
> We are getting excellent technical information (very hard to find in 
> published works) out of the 'Even mode, common mode, and mode 
> conversion'  thread. This is indeed one of those rare threads with a 
> very, very high SNR.
>
> Another issue I thought would be of current interest and importance to 
> the list is the SI job modes. I mean, in this shaky economy where even 
> the VP - Hardware Engineering jobs are targets for restructuring, what 
> is crossing the minds of SI folks?  When economy hits big segments of 
> industry  big time, a lot of SI fellows - junior as well as senior - 
> are being affected. That aspect, I believe, merits this job related 
> thread.
>
> SI people, what is your take on shape of SI jobs to come over next  one 
> year.  Also, predictions on likely trends of changing SI job modes 
> (networking mode, RFIC/MMIC mode, "optical" mode etc.) appreciated.
>
> Best regards,
> Sainath
>
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