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island
Post subject: urgent help needed in RF system hardware interview Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 12:11 am
HI,

I will have an interview recently. The position is RF SYSTEM HARDWARE ENGINEER( board level) The company is Sirific wirless.

I am a newer in RF filed. Can any prfoessional give me helps about how to prepare technical stuff in RF part? They are interested in WLAN in my background. What should i prepare for RF part?

Thank you very much.

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Guest
Post subject: Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 7:26 am
It is a little late to try and cram the field of RF into your head. Unless you lied on your resume do not pretend that you know what you do not. Theve read your resume and know that you have no experience. By the way, the term "Hardware Engineer" doe not neccesarily maen that you will be building haedware. They may want you for your WLAN experience and for system level design.

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Guest
Post subject: Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 8:16 am
You could take a look at some of Kirt's RF Quizzes on RF Cafe. He claims they make good interview questions (and I agree).

Loren

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island
Post subject: Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 12:12 pm
thanks.

Actually, they want to design some reference with their multiband, multistands transceiver chips for WLAN.

What kinds of questiones they will ask?

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