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Started by Mike DeLaney
Sun, 09 May 1999 00:00
ASIC/FPGA/VLSI Engineers - WANTED - Excellent career
Author: Mike DeLaney
Date: Sun, 09 May 1999 00:00
Date: Sun, 09 May 1999 00:00
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VLSI/ASIC eng's
ALL LEVELS needed.
front end and back end development, various industies as described below.
Verilog, Synopsis, VHDL, Dracula, any chip level development.
EXCELLENT career opportunities....for Engineer's.
Develop cutting edge product using the latest tools for various industies.
To learn more about the following possible opportunities send me a resume
or call me ...800.248.7020 x260
POSITIONS at all levels:
Hardware Eng - Digital, analog, RF/wireless, ASIC, FPGA,..ect
Software Eng - Embedded real-time, GUI applications, networking..ect
Systems Eng - architecture, implement, intergrate, specifiy..ect
various INDUSTRYS:
Datacom/Telecom, RF/Wireless, Automation, Semiconductor,
Instrumentation, Aerospace, Computers/Peripherials...any electronic
development...ect.
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Call: Mike DeLaney
800.248.7020 x260
mdelaney@servtech.com
National Engineering Search
www.nesnet.com
"Engineers placing Engineers"
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See what your skills are worth...CALL for a FREE salary survey.
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National Engineering Search (http://www.nesnet.com) is a technical
recruiting firm, staffed with degreed engineers, dedicated exclusively to
placing Engineers nationwide (US).
� What makes us better...We are Engineers... placing Engineers .
� Our focus is with Hardware, Software, and System engineers to Managers
and Directors of engineering departments....we are NOT generalist.
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Mike DeLaney 800.248.7020 x260
800.838.8789 Fax
National Engineering Search www.nesnet.com
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