[SI-LIST] Job Opportunity
- From: "jeremy hillcrest" <jhc_1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 15:48:09 -0500
Hello All,
I am posting this for a friend. He has helped me build two SI groups in the
past. This is essentially an SI role. Please feel contact him with any
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
minimal signal impairments. We are looking for individuals with
demonstrated skills and accomplishments that range from in-depth theoretical
work in electromagnetics to the hands-on practicality of connector design or
related field. This individual would create the next breakthrough for our
industry leading, standard setting structured cabling system. The
successful candidate?s main responsibility would be to explore strategies
and develop concepts with the aim of achieving quantum leaps in the ability
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
connector electrical performance. In addition he/she is expected to
interface with engineers of other disciplines and participate in
cross-functional new product development teams. He/she will play a key role
in product development from market definition through production and
release. Expected to share expertise with colleagues and others, and to be
a lead contributor individually and as a team member.
Qualifications:
PhD or MS in Physics or EE with strong theoretical knowledge and a minimum
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
multi-layer printed circuit board artworks. He/she must be familiar with s-
parameter measurement techniques using network analyzers. Working knowledge
of circuit or electromagnetic simulation tools (e.g. SPICE, Micro-Stripes,
CST Microwave Studio, HFSS) would be a strong plus. Also, familiarity with
existing TIA ?568 structured cabling standards is desirable. Strong
interpersonal and communication skills are required. Should have successful
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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