Hello:
Does anyone have an idea on how I can find engineers with analog test experience using Eagle Test Systems? Thanks for your help on this search.
Best regards, Craig Osmond Senior Technical Recruiter Fairchild Semiconductor
Hello Craig,
That's almost a needle in a hay stack situation. What we did in our cases (medical ultrasound catheters, very specialized test equipment) was to look for some bright people that understood the basics. Either in-house or new hires. Then we trained them. I believe anything else would amount to trying to hire someone away from another company, usually meaning a sizeable sign-on and relo package.
Besides Dice and Monster you could try the IEEE job database. Don't know how that stacks up these days. When I needed engineers in the late 90's that yielded only few candidates but they were nearly all top notch. You could also post a link here and in c.a.embedded, s.e.equipment etc. But it needs to have some "meat" to it, such as financials, location and career outlook for that position.
I work with a guy, who calls himself an engineer, who used to do ATE programming for Eagle, Credence and others. He's useless on a workbench. I don't want him, do you?
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