I am looking for LabVIEW programmer job.

[Shaul]

I am LabVIEW programmer with 6 years experience.
My expertise is RF,Microwave and Wireless communication.
I am living at Israel and looking for job in Europe.
T.U in advance.
Shaul Dotan

[AIR]

Shaul,

Since I can't contact you directlly, I'll have to do this to the group.
Sorry for making sortoff a commercial message in
the newsgroup.

Our company does LV projects, on-job support and detachement of LV experts.
If your interrested, look at www.air.nl (Netherlands).

Send your CV to info@air.nl

Regards,

Wiebe Walstra.


"Shaul" wrote in message
news:506500000008000000AD3B0000-1012609683000@exchange.ni.com...
> I am LabVIEW programmer with 6 years experience.
> My expertise is RF,Microwave and Wireless communication.
> I am living at Israel and looking for job in Europe.
> T.U in advance.
> Shaul Dotan

[Vshah101]

>I am LabVIEW programmer with 6 years experience.
>My expertise is RF,Microwave and Wireless communication.

>Our company does LV projects, on-job support and detachement of LV experts.
>If your interrested, look at www.air.nl (Netherlands).

I couln't find RF, Microwave, or Wireless communications on their website.
Looks like if you work for them, your 6 years experience will be worthless
after that. You could be switched into other areas.

[AIR]

Yes, you could (and prob. will) be switched into other areas. But this does
not mean 6 years experience is worthless:

First, experience has the benefit that one learns to solve problems, instead
of learning a trick to solve problems. So one could use this experience for
other areas.

Second, if one has 6 years experience, it will not be pure technical
experience. During these 6 years one will also grow communication skills,
project management skills, etc.

Anyway, judge yourself....


"Vshah101" wrote in message
news:20020304085602.26481.00001475@mb-fx.aol.com...
> >I am LabVIEW programmer with 6 years experience.
> >My expertise is RF,Microwave and Wireless communication.
>
> >Our company does LV projects, on-job support and detachement of LV

experts.
> >If your interrested, look at www.air.nl (Netherlands).
>
> I couln't find RF, Microwave, or Wireless communications on their website.
> Looks like if you work for them, your 6 years experience will be worthless
> after that. You could be switched into other areas.
>
>

[Spaz]

Did you see this new post in the unanswered questions (as of 3/4/02 @7:38 CST)?
Re: JOB POST--RF engineers"

http://exchange.ni.com/servlet/ProcessRequest?RHIVEID=101&RPAGEID=135&HOID=506500000008000000183E0000&USEARCHCONTEXT_CATEGORY_0=_49_%24_6_&USEARCHCONTEXT_CATEGORY_S=0&UCATEGORY_0=_49_%24_6_&UCATEGORY_S=0