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CA - QA Engineer
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Author: jbm
Date: Tue, 07 Jul 1998 00:00
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Successful company developing software for scientific instrumentation 
and image processing has a need for a QA Engineer. This individual will 
have experience writing test plans and test cases in a Macintosh and/or 
PC environment. Additional experience with GUI programming in C/C++ is 
preferred but not required. Company is located in Pleasanton. Salary ranges 
from $40,000 to $60,000 depending on experience.

Please email your resume to jbm@spaustin.zilker.net  in plain ascii text 
format (refer to JO# JO16209MEF in your response) or fax to the number 
listed below.

To help us expedite our response, please include information on your current 
salary status and expectations.  If you'd like to be considered for other 
positions similar to the one described above, please provide input on 
relocation preferences in the U.S.

Scientific Placement staff members are knowledgeable specialists in niche 
technology job markets (Macintosh, Windows, and Unix, Networking / Telecommunications, 
Software for Hardware, Circuit & Chip design, Software Engineering (OS, 
Compiler development, Software Tools, etc.).

We can provide advice on resume quality, salary levels, and the demand 
for certain skills.  Scientific Placement enjoys a national reputation 
for professionalism, competence, and ethics.  Our clients are scattered 
nationwide and clustered wherever there is a high technology developer 
community.  Fees are employer paid.  For additional information, please 
visit our web site.


Jill McDaniel
Scientific Placement, Inc.
(512) 331-0302
(512) 331-1828
Email: jbm@spaustin.zilker.net
http://www.scientific.com
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