Embedded Telecom - Driver/Kernel/RTOS
Christine Chapman
A global telecommunications leader is seeking an experienced C/C++ developer
in embedded telecommunications. You will be designing, developing, and
supporting system software and drivers for broadband data communications
platforms.
Skills:
* C/C++ for embedded systems
* Kernel coding and device drivers
* RTOS for access/concentration platforms
* Motorola processors
* Multichannel datacomm controllers (HDLC,AAL5)
Experience:
* 3-6+ years C/C++ for embedded systems
* Solid knowledge of datacomm software
* Knowledge of Frame Relay and ATM protocols
* Experience with MCP750 a plus
* Knowledge of VxWorks a plus
* Knowledge of ClearCase a plus.
Education:
* BS/CS/CE or BSEE or equivalent preferred
Located in Beautiful Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Join a company with experience
and staying power!!
Please email your resume to ccha...@scientific.com in plain ascii text
format (refer to JO# JO59121LRB in your response) or fax to the number
listed below.
To help us expedite our response, please include information on your current
salary status and expectations. If you'd like to be considered for other
positions similar to the one described above, please provide input on
relocation preferences in the U.S.
Scientific Placement staff members are knowledgeable specialists in niche
technology job markets (Multimedia, E-Commerce, Networking/Telecom, Games,
Embedded Systems, Hardware, and platforms that include: Macintosh, Windows,
and Unix).
We can provide advice on resume quality, salary levels, and the demand
for certain skills. Scientific Placement enjoys a national reputation
for professionalism, competence, and ethics. Our clients are scattered
nationwide and clustered wherever there is a high technology developer
community. Fees are employer paid. For additional information, please
visit our web site.
Christine Chapman
Technical Recruiter
Scientific Placement, Inc.
800 Tully Road, Houston, Texas 77079
(281) 496 6100x314 (281) 496 0373 Fax
Email: ccha...@scientific.com http://www.scientific.com