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kanling
Post subject: Job tips for Baltimore and Suburbs Posted:
Thu Nov 03, 2005 1:07 pm
Colonel
Joined: Mon Jul
18, 2005 4:31 pm
Posts: 32
Location: Baltimore, MD
Anybody
know of/working at any companies around Baltimore that need EE/RF engineers
(hardware or system engineering oriented)?
My existing company
(satellite/communications equipment and services) doesn't have the number
of interesting projects anymore that it used to have and they are changing
the future direction of the company in a way that does not fit with
my goals.
Citizenship not a problem, my clearance from several
years ago surely has expired by now, though.
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RFEE
Post subject: Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2005 1:21 pm
Have you
checked with Northrop (formerly Westinghouse)?
There's also Airinc
down in Annapolis.
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kanling
Post subject:
Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2005 4:19 pm
Colonel
Joined:
Mon Jul 18, 2005 4:31 pm
Posts: 32
Location: Baltimore, MD
Good ideas RFEE. Anybody else have any thoughts? Especially for smaller,
more exciting companies that may not advertise on the usual job boards.
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Guest
Post subject: Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005
2:58 am
Let's see...you live in Baltimore and you're asking about
exciting companies that do EE/RF work. Try Northrop Grumman ES or any
of the eight billion other government contractors in the area. Do you
have at least a four year degree? Try Johns Hopkins Applied Physics
Lab(Laurel)....An excellent place to work with quite a few 'exciting'
customers. Try the federal gov't if you're so inclined(NSA). You're
in a great area for that sort of work. Are you cleared? Try Windermere
(Annapolis/Columbia/various other locations). Good luck.
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Drillsgt06
Post subject: RF Engineers in AnnpolisPosted:
Thu Nov 17, 2005 6:51 pm
Colonel,
Take a look at Alion Science
and Technology...Their a good solid company with loads of RF work. A
BSEE or MSEE is a big plus and they are a key player in the DoD arena.
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kanling
Post subject: Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005
12:31 pm
Colonel
Joined: Mon Jul 18, 2005 4:31 pm
Posts: 32
Location: Baltimore, MD
Actually, I heard that Alion
lost the contract they held and that ITT has taken/will take over. This
was a few months ago, I don't know whether ITT will take over the same
location in Annapolis or not.
Anybody got any tips on any smaller
companies? I know about every company that has already been mentioned.
In fact, I used to work at one of them (and I probably would not go
back).
Most of them will be on my hit list when I start sending
out resumes very soon. Just trying to get any information on any company
that doesn't advertise frequently on the job boards. I don't want to
miss any good opportunities that might be more rewarding than working
at the big contracting companies.
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