[SI-LIST] entry level engineeing positions

SIGNAL INTEGRITY ENGINEER ?????????.????..??..?.. To 65,000

Our client, a leading manufacturer of electronic connectors, now has an 
excellent career opportunity available for an entry-level signal integrity 
engineer to work with product development engineers and customer engineers 
doing modeling, simulation and testing of new high-speed, high-density 
connectors and cable assemblies using the latest CAE tools. The ideal candidate 
will have recently completed their B.S.E.E., preferably within the last five 
years, carrying a 3.0 GPA or higher. The study of or a working knowledge of 
electromagnetics is helpful.

 

ENTRY LEVEL R.F./Microwave CONNECTOR DESIGN ENG ??.......??TO 5O,000

Excellent opportunity to join a well known manufacture of R.F. and High 
frequency microwave connectors.  You will work with a Sr. engineer on the 
design and testing of new R.F. and Microwave connectors for the communications 
industry. The successful candidate will have either a B.S. in E.E. or M.E. and 
0 to 2 years of experience in desing and  testing of  R.F. or  Microwave 
connectors


                
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