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US-CA-SJ Systems Engineer embedded processors 1553 data bus <Rec>
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Author: Midcom Corporation
Date: Fri, 04 Apr 1997 00:00
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Contract :   Systems Engineer
Job Site :   San Jose, CA
Duration :   11 months
Minimum Industry  
Experience :   10 + years (College projects do not qualify.)          
Rate : DOE

PLEASE SPECIFY JOB ORDER BY REFERENCE NUMBER: # 7583

Responsibilities:
Will be responsible for developing system requirements and design
concepts for the new release of fighting vehicle.  Must first develop
an understanding of the existing system design and then integrate the
upgrades associated with the release into a total system.  Required
thorough understanding of distributed system architecture using
embedded processors.  The individual will interface with Fire Control,
Command and Control, and diagnostics groups to develop the overall
design.  The individual will develop detailed design documents that
include software requirements to provide guidance to the software
organization.

Minimum Qualifications:
BSEE (Master's preferred) with 10+ years experience in the design and
development of complex weapons platforms.  A strong understanding of
distributed architecture systems over a 1553 data bus is required.
The individual should have good analytical skills and be familiar with
electronic systems, software, sensors, and embedded processors within
combat platforms.  Must possess proficient communication and PC
skills.

Contact:
Cheri Stryker
MIDCOM CORPORATION
888 Villa St., Suite 430
Mountain View, CA 94041
Voice : (415) 938-1000
Fax : (415) 938-0290
E-Mail (Ascii), no attachments
To : <cheri@midcom.com>

INCLUDE NAME AND JOB ORDER REFERENCE NUMBER IN SUBJECT LINE OF EMAIL
REPLIES.

See our Web Page at <http://www.midcom.com>
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