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Nivar
Post subject: H1B sponsrship for RF jobs Posted: Sun Jul 24,
2005 10:27 am
(Moved from Please Read This! post on July 5, 2005)
Hi Kirt,
I am an Indian pasport holder having more than 20 years
R&D experience in RF, Antennas and related fields with an emphasis
on airborne systems. Eventhough there are requirements in US in the
field allmost all of them insist on US citizenship and security clearance
etc. Here I want to know whether there are any reliable firms in US
who are willing to consider non-US citizens in RF/Antnna/Microwave/Wireless
fields. If so please publish the details on this RF cafe Forum.
Thanks in advance.
(Nivar)
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Kirt Blattenberger
Post subject: Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 10:35 am
Site Admin
Joined: Sun Aug 03, 2003 2:02 pm
Posts: 308
Location:
Erie, PA
Greetings Nivar:
I do not know about other companies
in the U.S., but just recently I looked into trying to help a qualified
foreign engineer apply for a position at the company I work for, and
the response I got from management is that work visa quotas have been
filled and new visas are not being granted until 2006. I am not at all
familiar with what is required by companies wishing to hire foreign
employees, but hopefully someone else who reads this post might be able
to educate us all.
The company I work for has design and manufacturing
plants, as well as sales and field engineering offices worldwide, so
I think a lot of the foreign engineers and managers that show up here
at our U.S. facilities are actually hired and are stationed elsewhere,
and then come to work here on a temporary basis for a year or two.
- Kirt Blattenberger
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RF_Dude
Post
subject: Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 12:10 am
Hi Kirt,
Regarding
the visas, a lot of them are still up for grabs. The USCIS has not announced
that the 65k H1 quota has ben filled. If that was the case, they would
stop accepting petitions for H1 visas.
I do not know why the
companies hesitate to hire foreign RF Engineers. Even I tried a lot,
but without any luck.
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Guest
Post subject:
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 12:20 am
Hello,
Companies hesitate
to hire overseas candidates because of the bureaucracy involved in this
process. This bureaucracy requires lot of efforts and company's personnel
to be involved, not to mention that it is time consuming. Therefore,
a company would prefer to hire locals only.
I am about to get
a job offer in Europe now (hopefully this week I will get the final
contract), in Europe things aren't much easier. However, they have in
some countries Green Card for highly skilled people that makes the process
of obtaining the paperwork much quicker and easier. So there is no red
tape for companies to hire foreigners.
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kanling
Post subject: Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 1:36 pm
Colonel
Joined: Mon Jul 18, 2005 4:31 pm
Posts: 32
Location: Baltimore,
MD
To be legal, a company hiring an H1B visa holder or sponsoring
an H1B must show that they have been unable to find a citizen/permanent
resident to fill the job.
I have a friend in the RF world, working
in the US on an H1B, that has been looking to change to another company.
(Our company has been going through a lot of hard times.) So far, no
success for him.
I assume that all of this means that US companies
are not having too much trouble finding qualified employees. From my
own experience, there does not seem to be a lot of RF work going on
in the middle Atlantic that is not defense/homeland security related
(requiring security clearance).
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Nivar
Post
subject: H1B visa for RF engineersPosted: Tue Jul 26, 2005 11:57 am
Hi Kirt and others,
It is really nice of you to have posted my
query on the job board . At least now I am getting some sort of the
picture regarding RF jobs in US . Many of the replies are educative
regarding the actual situation in US. I am wondering whether all RF
jobs are only avaialble in defence/ homeland security servics ?! What
about the civilian fields of bluetooth , mobile phone, boadband internet
etc? I request those people who read this to post any possible informaion
on H1 RF jobs known to them on this forum.
I thank all people who
have taken pains to post a reply .
With best of regards,
Nivar
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mshafer
Post subject: Posted: Mon
Aug 08, 2005 12:21 pm
Colonel
Joined: Thu Aug 04,
2005 3:49 pm
Posts: 29
Location: Overland Park, Kansas
I am
the Sr. RF Engineering MGR for Sprint's System Engineering team and
am actively recruiting for a couple open positions on my staff. Feel
free to send me your resume and we can talk about what Sprint offers
in the areas of RF and how you align with our needs.
e.m.shafer@mail.sprint.com
_________________
If you love CDMA, you have to come join my
team!!!!!!!
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Nivar
Post subject: RF jobsPosted:
Fri Aug 12, 2005 9:15 am
Hi Shafer,
Thank you very much for the
kind offer . In fact I sent my CV to your E: Mail ID two days back .
Please confirm whether you have received it.
With regards,
(Nivar)
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mshafer
Post subject: Posted: Fri
Aug 12, 2005 11:04 am
Colonel
Joined: Thu Aug 04,
2005 3:49 pm
Posts: 29
Location: Overland Park, Kansas
I received
it and will be having my admin setup some time for us to talk. Thanks
again for your inquiry!!!!
_________________
If you love CDMA,
you have to come join my team!!!!!!!
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Astral
Post subject: H1-B for RF JobsPosted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 8:39 am
Hi,
I am working as RF Lead for GSM/GPRS/EDGE planning and
optimization and my total work experience is 4+ years, just wanted to
know what are the possible opportunities in US and the road ahead.
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sankar
Post subject: jobs in usPosted: Sun Aug
28, 2005 5:56 pm
hi all the best to you guys
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khanuja
Post subject: Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2005 10:15 am
Lieutenant
Joined: Wed Sep 21, 2005 12:13 am
Posts: 2
Message Deleted. Please read the rules here.
Best,
Sukhwant
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Nivar
Post subject:
Rf jobsPosted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 9:56 pm
mshafer wrote:
I received
it and will be having my admin setup some time for us to talk. Thanks
again for your inquiry!!!!
Hi Shafer,
With reference to
the above I am yet to get any information from you. Please let me know
whether you have gone through my resume. It may not be tailor made for
your requirement. But if you are specific we can fine tune it.
With regards,
(Nivar)
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