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National Instruments, a world leader in computer-based measurement and
automation, is revolutionizing the way engineers and scientists use PCs to
monitor and understand the world around us. NI develops and manufactures
hundreds of integrated software and hardware products, which, when combined
with
standard computers, are used to replace and/or communicate with traditional
instrumentation and to monitor and control processes. Our very first product
was
a plug-in GPIB instrument controller, which is still a bread-and-butter
product
line for us. In recent years, plug-in Data Acquisition boards have been a
staple
product line for us. Our graphical programming development environment,
LabVIEW,
is what most engineers and scientists know us for.

NI will be hosting an information session on Tuesday, October 17th. Details
on
the time and location of the information session will be announced nearer to
the
actual date. We will be interviewing for full time and intern/co-op
positions on
Wednesday, October 18th and Thursday, October 19th. These will be preselect
interviews, so please submit your resume to our preselect slot on TartanTRAK
on
or before Wednesday, September 26th (that's tomorrow, by the way). The
positions
these interviews will be for are: analog hardware engineers, digital
hardware
engineers, software engineers, and the Engineering Leadership Program.

The Engineering Leadership Program (ELP) is the premier training program for
new
college graduates interested in career development at National Instruments.
While in this program, you develop product knowledge as well as leadership
skills, which prepare you for a successful career at National Instruments.
Our
"promote from within" policy coupled with our rapid growth (double-digit
compounded annual sales growth) demand a steady flow of qualified engineers
to
fill positions in Product Management and Marketing, Technical Sales,
Research
and Development (R&D) and Applications Engineering.

For more information about NI and the opportunities we have to offer, please
visit http://www.ni.com/employ/ . And don't forget to sign up on TartanTRAK
on
or before Wednesday.

     Regards,
     Brad Keryan
     National Instruments
     CMU ECE '00