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Started by MIDCOM CORPORATION
Tue, 25 Mar 1997 00:00
US-CA-SJ BSEE, 1553B, TMDE, IFTE, CTS, BIT, Avionics <rec>
Author: MIDCOM CORPORATION
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 1997 00:00
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Contract : Electrical Software Engineer Job Site : Santa Clara Duration : 3 + Months Minimum Industry Experience: 2+ years (College projects do not qualify.) Rate : DOE Please specify job order by reference number: # 5922 Include TDME to BFVS Compatibility by evaluation, analyses, and comparison of designs and specifications; TMDE User Acceptance by responding to failure analysis and deficiency reports, developing subsystem schematics and technical descriptions for BFV subsystems; Built-In-Test (BIT) and Diagnostics by analyzing requirement and performing trade studies to determine best technical integrate design approaches for ongoing STS work and new/derivative system; TMDE Technical Development Management to assist in guiding the transition from external ATE to BIT and embedded diagnostics. Minimum Qualifications: BSEE/BSCS or equivalent demonstrated technical knowledge/experience. Minimum of 2 years experience in developing Automatic Test Equipment, Built-In-Test Equipment, and Design for Testability. A plus is familiarity with U.S. Army Test Program Set development, specifically IFTE CTS/BSTF and DSESTS capabilities, and Microprocessor/1553 bus system test interface. Contact: Mark Apton MIDCOM CORPORATION 888 Villa St., Suite 430 Mountain View, CA 94041 Voice : (415) 938-1000x225 Fax : (415) 938-0290 E-Mail (Ascii), no attachments To : mark@midcom.com Include your name and the job order reference number in subject line of email replies. See our Web Page at http://www.midcom.com
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