Job Description: Embedded Software Engineer (6 month Contracts)

We're looking for Embedded Software Engineers to be part of the
router development team within a strong organization. If are looking to
work in a strong team environment and leading edge products this is the
contract for you.

The Requirements

Software Engineer with 4-8 years of experience in the Telecom industry.

- Should have knowledge/experience with QNX or VxWorks or Unix
- Layer 1/2 experience preferable: At least one of Ethernet, SONET,
ATM, Channelized Sonet.
- Prefer experience working in an IP Router or Layer 2 switch or ATM
product.
- Work experience with TCP/IP, IP Routing, IP packet forwarding highly
desirable.
- Educational background: BSc or MSc in Computer Engineering, Computer
Science or Electrical Engineering.

Other requirements:
- outgoing, energetic
- hardworking
- highly driven individual

Cheers,

Stuart Musson
Talent Agent
(613) 288-8788 O
stuart@talentlab.com

What are people saying:

"Hi Stuart, I'm glad that I came across you. It's nice to know you
take a personal interest in the people and are committed to helping
them succeed in their career choice. Your service surpassed my
expectations. I especially appreciate that you not only helped me get
placed in my dream job, but that you also helped me overcome all my
concerns by answering all my queries, even at odd hours. I would rate
you 9 in a scale of 1 to 10. To anyone who needs a break in his or her
career, I definitely would recommend talking to you. I know if I ever
wish to change my job, I can turn to you for help. Thank You! DB"

stuart@talentlab.com wrote:
Job advertisements on international technical newsgroups are not
permitted. This is a waste of everybodies time and facilities.
There are many permitted newsgroups with "jobs" in their names.

I recommend that newsgroup users send objections to the above email
address, and generally frustrate any attempts by the original
poster to receive meaningful responses.

Posted and mailed.

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Some informative links:
<http://members.fortunecity.com/nnqweb/> (newusers)
<http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html>
<http://www.caliburn.nl/topposting.html>
<http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html>
<http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google/> (taming google)

CBFalconer wrote:
Chuck, now you're just lying. I don't usually tell people they're
lying; it's not very nice, it tends to shed more heat than light. How
about, you are seriously misinformed, and you've taken your missionary
zeal about suppressing job posts way too far. Two counter-examples for
your consideration: comp.compilers is a moderated group, and it runs a
WEEKLY summary of job posts relating to compilers.
comp.games.development.industry is chartered as the preferred newsgroup
for game job posts in the c.g.d.* hierarchy. There are other examples
in the tech newsgroups if you're willing to look for them. And, we've
been over the charter for comp.arch.embedded recently. It neither
condones nor prohibits job posts.

I'm one of the people who appreciates relevant job posts from actual
human recruiters that do earn their money. My $0.02 and everyone can
throw their own hat in the ring.


Cheers,
Brandon Van Every