Locus Microwaves Announces 2 RF Engineer Positions - RF Cafe Forums

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Kirt Blattenberger
Post subject: Locus Microwaves Announces 2 RF Engineer Positions Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 10:50 pm

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Greetings:

Our newset supporter, Locus Microwave, has just announced the availability of two new RF Engineering jobs. Please click on the banner below to have a look at the details. Locus designs and manufactures custom microwave products including high performance amplifiers (low noise, power, high dynamic range and general purpose), converter subsystems, switching and signal distribution.

Locus Microwaves is located in Boalsburg, PA, near Penn State University.

Please use this forum to post questions about the position, since as with all the job postings here on the forums, the company managers and/or HR people are encouraged to monitor and respond to postings. If you do post a question or comment and do not receive a reply within a day, please send me an e-mail and I will look into it for you.

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