Master's student looking for a RF and Microwave intern - RF Cafe Forums

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jw
Post subject: Looking for job : RF sub-system design Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 5:46 pm
Hello,

Looking for a job of RF sub-system design in U.S.

I'm RF design engineer with 10 yrs experience. Following is my qualifications I can bring to you.
1) Expertise on Power Amplifier analysis/development for wireless base station.
2) Experience with design of transceiver and scanning receiver
3) F/W coding/simulation experiences for RF sub system control by C & Matlab (3+ yrs)
4) Exposed on RTL design with HDL (1+ yr)

- Need new H1B support
- Having no security clearance

Thanks for reading and hope any feedback.

jw

Posted 11/12/2012

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