Samsung is Hiring in San Jose!!!

Oct 04, 2005 5 Replies

Samsung Telecommunications of America Position: Software Engineer Group: Mobile Communications Lab Location: San Jose, CA



Job Summary



As a software engineer, you serve as a vital team member of a newly created R&D group for Samsung Telecommunications America (STA) in San Jose, CA. Your responsibilities will include creation of full lifecycle software development projects related to mobile systems and applications, contributing to requirements specification, S/W architecture and design.



Requirements


- Bachelor's degree in CS/EE/Wireless Networking



- Superior C programming skills.



- Familiarity with embedded real-time software development.



- Knowledge of UNIX and Windows based environments.



- Understanding of hardware/software design and integration.



- Knowledge of wireless telephony services, applications, and associated protocols and standards.



- Highly self-motivated; a team-player with problem-solving capability, good verbal and written communication. Bi-Lingual in Korean and English as plus!



Job Duty/Responsibility


- Participate in full development lifecycle ranging from specification requirements to implementation, testing, and product support.



- Research and learn new technologies and algorithms related to mobile software systems and applications.



- Liaison with other engineering teams, product planning, and alliance groups, both US and non-US based.



- Participate in continuous software development process improvement.



For consideration, email your resume in MS Word format to snipped-for-privacy@sta.samsung.com



On 4 Oct 2005 13:55:07 -0700, in comp.arch.embedded "gg_samsung" wrote: snip

Why do HR want stuff in Multiple Sclerosis Word format?

ISTR that "they" can read all edits that you have done to a word doc.

PDF's anyday

martin

:-)

Some would argue that it's so they can do a lousy job more easily. The recruiter would tell you it's so they can load it into their database (and do keyword searches).

I use HTML plus a PDF version of the HTML page (for easier forwarding and consistent print formatting), and many gripe about it not being in Word format for easy importing. Time to join the 21st century.

Yes, if change tracking is activated but not displayed on-screen (a common error); by turning on display, they can see the edits. To prevent this, the latest version of Word warns you if change tracking is activated when you save the file.

Richard

Mmm, it can be embarrassing, for instance when I get stuff to proofread and a section begins with a deleted paragraph introducing a different author from the person whose name is on the enclosing document...

Sure helps weed out the idiots though. Who would hire an engineer that can't even produce a proper document?

Scott

Here an official speech by the Primeminister was released on the web in word format, including the edits :)

-Lasse

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