Embedded Linux Developers Needed

Mar 23, 2007 5 Replies

Hi all



Hi All,



We are developing a Project for one of our Wireless Telecom Provider Clients in San Diego. This is on Embedded Linux Plaform and we are looking for Engineers to work with us. Consultants have to be local to San Diego or to California, as this is going to be an on-site project.



Required skills :



Embedded Linux, Kernel, Device Drivers development experience



No of Years Experience : 5 yrs



Please send in your resume to snipped-for-privacy@sqlstar.com or feel free to call me at 858 271 7555 Extn 29



Strategic Resource Group SQL STAR Intl,Inc.



7094 Miratech Dr, Suite 200 San Diego CA 92121 PH : 858 271 7555 Web :
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So, Qualcomm is hiring. What's new?

You can also contact directly:

qualcomm.com (858) 587-1121

Yeah...I can't complain that he posted here. I'm an embedded systems guy and am seriously looking, just not in California...I'm only looking in Colorado, and only willing to do work related to military, aerospace, or scientific fields.

Cannot stand work related to consumer products...

Colorado? Check

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Dan Henry

The problem is these newsgroups could be massively overwhelmed with job postings by head hunters. That's why such postings aren't allowed.

| In article , Me wrote: | |>Yeah...I can't complain that he posted here. | | The problem is these newsgroups could be massively overwhelmed with | job postings by head hunters. That's why such postings aren't allowed.

What if all the job postings are well focused and fit exactly the topic of the newsgroup (not that headhunters could actually achieve that)?

|---------------------------------------/----------------------------------| | Phil Howard KA9WGN (ka9wgn.ham.org) / Do not send to the address below | | first name lower case at ipal.net / spamtrap-2007-03-29-1529@ipal.net | |------------------------------------/-------------------------------------|

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