The positions will be a key contributor for IP based CDMA product.
Candidate will be responsible for IP Network design and will also be a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for the IP functionality of the product. Pri
product design, algorithmic network design, operator network design and Patent filings. The main output of this position requires capture customer requirements, design proposals, vendor product selection and compliance, oversee product quality, and customer presentations.
The candidate must be detailed oriented and also must have and eye for quality as the job requires taking products from infancy to commercial readiness.
Position requires being on a multi- functional team of CDMA system Design, testing, field engineering, installations and product demonstrations. Will participate in technology trials, launch and support commercial operation of a new wireless system with multiple Major Wireless Operators.
Qualifications:
Must: Experience with IP and IPSec product design and implementation.
Must: Product Dev experience and knowledge of Linux kernel, system calls and CLI
Must: Hands on experience with development stacks such as DHCP, DNS, ARP, L3 Routing tables, IP routing, VLAN, Ethernet drivers, QoS port priority
Must: Development experience with IKEv1, IKEv2, DES, 3DES, AES, EAP-AKA, IPSec NAT traversal
Must: Working experience with RADIUS authentication interface, RTP, TCP, UDP, ARP Cache, MAC address forwarding table
Must: Performed hands on activities including Firewall Rules, ACL, Cisco router/switch configuration, VLAN, static routers, port physical settings
Must: Knowledge of various IP related IETF RFCs
Must: Software development with C, C++
Should: Knowledge of SIP, MPLS, IPv6, RTCP, ROHC, SNMP
Should: Working knowledge of VoIP networks and Femto Cells is preferred
Must: 5+ years relevant industry experience with BSEE or BSCS or 3+ years with MSEE or MSCS
Must: Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Must : Some travel required for customer presentations, design reviews and onsite debugging
Should : CDMA, 3GPP2 knowledge and experience
Should: Hands on ability to establish and demonstrate new technology
3 QUESTIONS:
1. Are you a guru in embedded development on mobile handsets?
2. Are you an A student in "C"?
3. Do you know what DM/DS is all about?
If you answered "yes" to all of these questions, I want to talk to you about joining my client, a leading telecom company in Richardson, TX. You'll get paid a good rate, and sure there are full benefits available on a contract (wow!) AND possibilities for direct hire but as an added bonus, they are a STABLE company with a catchy name…(contact me to find out).
THIS IS WHAT THE JOB ENTAILS:
Design and implement embedded client software for our handset products. Work collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team to successfully take the software through the entire development cycle (design, implementation, maintenance).
"OOH... THAT SOUNDS FUN!"
If you are interested in learning more or know a cousin or a friend or a colleague or even a vague acquaintance you never talk to except to get tickets to a sporting event... please contact me with your/their life story... okay- maybe just a resume- with job/salary history to lacy@worldlink-us.com.
Company: Volt Technical Resources
Job Title: Mobile Systems Researcher
Location: Portland, OR
Contact: Anthony Miller - amiller@volt.com
Our client is seeking a strong individual contributor to join our pioneering team in developing new wireless protocols and technologies for future mobile systems.
Major responsibilities of the position include:
Development of novel concepts and technologies that require in-depth understanding of communications systems, especially MAC and Layers 2-4 and detailed design with supporting analysis.
Ability to critique proposed standards submissions for technical merit.Must have skills include:
Ability to prepare, present and successfully promote standards submissions to bodies such as 3GPP.
Development of high-value intellectual property and patent applications.
Demonstrated success working in a team-based environment.
Strong research background in wireless networking, with emphasis on protocolsTo submit your resume, please email amiller@volt.com
Solid understanding of MAC protocols, Link Layer, TCP/IP, QoS and cross layer design
Ability to synthesize new patentable concepts
Motivated and flexible self starter with strong demonstrated communications skills
This is a fulltime contract position located in the Great Northwest in the Portland Oregon area.
Requirements:
MSEE + 10 years (or equivalent) RF / MMIC semiconductor circuit design
experience.
Proven experience in MMIC device design in LDMOS or GaAs.
Device power levels of at least 2 watts and operating frequencies of 900MHz
or higher.
Solid working knowledge of associated semiconductor process engineering.
Familiar with semiconductor device failure analysis techniques.
Knowledge of high frequency and high reliability semiconductor packaging.
Knowledge of applicable air interface standards - e.g. IS95 CDMA, W-CDMA.
Skilled in RF measurement techniques such as - IP3, 1dB compression, ACPR,
EVM, etc. and using RF development tools such as ADS.
Proven record of several completed RF device designs from implementation
through production.
Experience in engineering validation, testing, and debugging.
Rich UI Engineer - Dallas, TX (Contract)
Experience required:
Strong C/C++ background;
Microsoft COM (Component Object Model) and/or CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture);
XML (Extensible Markup Language)
ECMA (Java Script)
Record of architecting and/or leading middleware projects based on the technologies above;
XUL (XML User-interface Language)
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
XBL (XML binding language)
RDF (Resource Description Framework)
JAVA
Embedded devices experience
Interested? Please forward your resume to Dennis@WorldLink-US.com
Analysts in 1983 predicted that by 2000, there would be 900,000 wireless users in the United States.
Reality?
There were more than 100 million wireless users by the end of 2000, and 229 million at the end of last year. My family alone accounts for four of the 229 million (I'll be adding three more in the not-to-distant future).
Yes, my Blackberry is never far from reach. I exchange text messages with my team late at night and early in the morning (cut it out, Jen!) ; )
On the chance that I've misplaced it (along with my keys), I'm irritated 'til it's safely back in my front pocket.
I glance at my messages while driving to work (just kidding, Mr. State Farm Insurance Man!). I send my wife and children secret messages throughout the day. I am always connected.
Geez, thanks Mr. Cooper. No, really, thanks! We complain about being overly-connected, but if we're honest, most of us wouldn't have it any other way.
"When you've got that phone, you feel connected, you feel part of a group,"says Cooper.
"Who's the group? It's everyone in the world, on your cell phone."Yep, Dr. Cooper still gets it.
