July 1944 QST
 Table
of Contents
Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles
from
QST, published December 1915 - present (visit ARRL
for info). All copyrights hereby acknowledged.
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You don't see jobs advertisements like this
anymore. Here is an ad that appeared in the the July 1944 edition of QST
(the American Radio Relay League's, ARRL's, monthly magazine), placed by
Raytheon Manufacturing Company (now just Raytheon Company),
looking for tube design, test, and processing engineers. Licensed amateur radio
operators were in high demand during the war years because of their knowledge
and enthusiasm for electronics and wireless communications. I hope you didn't come
to this page hoping to really find a tube designer job available. Of course, there
are still vacuum tubes being designed for TWTs and magnetrons, but those are few
and far between.
Raytheon Manufacturing Company Needs Vacuum Tube Engineers
 Vacuum and Gaseous Discharge TUBE ENGINEERS
WANTED
- for Design - Development - Processing - Testing
This is the chance you've been waiting for to become associated with a company
known in the industry and the armed forces for the top quality of its engineering.
You'll be 100% in war work now . . . but there's a peace-time future commensurate
with your ability and initiative.
If your education, experience and expected salary fit our specifications, you'll
be welcomed by our current staff of engineers who not only know about this advertisement
but also urge you to join them in doing big things better with electronics.
Flash!
The Navy has directed us to greatly expand our Field Engineering program immediately.
See page 103 of March QST. Help us to help the Navy.
Posted June 24, 2019
(updated from original post on 7/24/2011)
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