PRIORITY SEARCH: Analog Electric Engineer

fertig · 2005-08-30T18:37:42+00:00

I'm seeking to fill four vacancies for a premier client in greaterBoston, MA. They will happily pay for relocation, a very competitivesalary, excellent benefits, etc.I will pay a $500.00 referral fee to anyone who refers a candidate tome who is offered and accepts any of these positions. If a candiaterefers him/herself, I will donate that sum to any recognized tax-exemptcharitable organization of that person's choosing in his/her name. Inorder for this offer to be valid, it must be referenced at the time ofreferral.Arnie FertigCentre Street Associates, Inc.Descripiton is as follows.POSITION: ANALOG ELECTRICAL ENGINEERJOB CODE: BC-001Our Client is one of the country's foremost producers of consumerelectronics, and is located in Greater Boston, MA.Responsibilities include:The position will challenge the candidate to develop, primarily analogcircuits. Some digital hardware skill will be needed as well. Circuittypes to be developed may include: Audio Amplifiers, Power Supplies(linear and switching), AM Radio, FM radio, Wired and RF datacommunications, or IR data communications. Digital hardware of any typemay be included in the system being developed.An ideal candidate would have experience as an architect of a systemand in resolving issues in the areas of: Heat elimination,Electromagnetic Compatibility, Radio Frequency Interference,Sensitivity to Electrostatic Discharge, Lightening Immunity MainsTransients etc.Knowledge, skills and abilities required:The Candidate must have a BSEE with a minimum of 5 years of designexperience. Product design experience will be preferred as would anMSEE degree. A good balance between Theoretical/Analytical skills andLaboratory engineering skills will be helpful in being considered forthe position.Very competitive salary; excellent benefits package; relocation packageavailable.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:Arnold M. Fertig, PresidentCentre Street Associates, Inc.Phone: 617-795-0305Toll Free: 877-327-3562

Aug 30, 2005 121 Replies

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richard mullens 20 years ago

Yes, right, but it would have to be a fusion reaction - they're masters of the facile.

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Ruediger 20 years ago

Add "run around in clothes from the lately burnt-down WalMart" or similar - I don't know if there is a "wise-word" for something we have in germany, but it describes that kids ( most usually girls ) run around in clothes designed for way more adult persons ( and typically the parents being happy "Oh, look, how grown-up she looks!" ).

By the way: try to find a german radio&tv-Technician - we learn designing circuits on rcl+transistor-level, and though I am a bit out of the smooth everyday working since I started studying digital media ( for the ability to repair items is not really interesting anyone nowaday as it seems ), so I don't know type and Pinout of your transistor - but for that there are datasheets. Personally I prefer TDA2009 OpAmp to build btl-configured amplifiers over discrete transistors.

;) And: I can solder TSSOP/SSOP manually

Sincerely Ruediger

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