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Karthik
Post subject: Co-op/Internship in RF/ antenna design Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2006 4:05 pm
Hi,

I am a grad student and I am looking for co-op/internship opportunities in RF/antenna design. Could some one pl suggest where to start looking? All the organizations that I looked for required American Citizenship. I am not an American Citizen and am on a F1 visa. From the little bit of looking around that I did, most companies working on RF systems/antennas are looking for American citizens.

Can someone guide me on how to go about this?

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