Multiple openings for RF Professionals in Clarksburg, MD - RF Cafe Forums

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KellyDingee - Thales
Post subject: Multiple openings for RF Professionals in Clarksburg, MD
Unread postPosted: Wed Jun 02, 2004 2:34 pm

Thales Communications, Inc., located in Clarksburg, Maryland, is a world leader in secure, tactical, handheld miniature radio equipment. We design, manufacture and support products recognized around the world for state–of–the–art capabilities and absolute reliability. Thales employees clearly understand that our customers use our products in life-threatening circumstances. All of our products are designed and manufactured with that crucial element in mind.

Current openings include:

Communications Systems Engineer
Systems Engineer
Principal Engineer, Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Description:
Principal Engineer Embedded Software Description:
Engineering Project Managers

View complete descriptions of all Thales current opportunities at http://www.thalescomminc.com/careers.asp Apply now by emailing your resume to thalescareers@hotmail.com.

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Unread postPosted: Tue Jun 08, 2004 8:32 pm

nice to hear that at lest one product has absolute reliability.
You know, the small "pretty?" 8bit SoC are done without any reliability. Where is the modern engineering going? This is decline.

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