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Lead Antenna Engineer Needed in Syracuse, NY - RF Cafe Forums
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Katy Moses Post subject: Lead Antenna Engineer Needed in Syracuse,
NY Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2008 5:42 pm
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Mon Feb 18, 2008 4:13 pm Posts: 1 Location: Washington, D.C.
Permanent Job Opportunity available in Syracuse, NY Please contact
Katy Moses at 877-270-8567 x 213 if you are interested in hearing more
about the job opportunity posted below.
Lead the development
of microwave assemblies for radar, communications, and EW system applications,
primarily receivers, exciters, and transmitters. Work with the system
design team to flow system level requirements down to the board. Lead
an RF design team to develop microwave assemblies, tracking performance,
cost and schedule.
Requirements: B.S./M.S. in computer engineering
or electrical engineering. Must have minimum of seven or more years
of direct experience. Familiarity with system requirements for a broad
range of applications including radar, communications and EW systems.
Ability to develop sub-system and component specifications based on
top level requirements. Familiar with the design of microwave assemblies.
Familiar with microwave test equipment and procedures. Strong leadership
and communication skills to interface with.
Posting approved
by Kirt Blattenberger/RF Cafe
_________________ Katy Moses
Director of Staffing 877-270-8567 x 213
Posted 11/12/2012
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