Are you a recent college grad, wondering how to apply all your newly gained knowledge? Check out the following list as a way to explore the possibilities! See how your background and interests can match our engineering needs:

Software Engineering: Algorithms, database design, systems interface and user interface development for software components and applications using C/C++. This software runs on a variety of mobile, dedicated, networked and distributed platforms including Win CE/95/98/NT and UNIX.

Firmware Engineering: Embedded C development from low-level driver firmware through high-level algorithms and interfaces for pre-emptive real-time systems running on state-of-the-art microprocessors.

Digital Signal Processing: Algorithm design and simulations, communication systems, control systems, and digital radios, utilizing CDMA, spectral analysis, digital correlation, filtering and noise cancellation techniques; digital modulation and demodulation; multipath mitigation; and jamming tolerance.

Digital Design: Microprocessor systems, hardware interfaces, analog/digital integration and ASIC integration.

Analog/RF Design: Antenna and low-noise amplifier design, distributed component analysis and design, electro-magnetic simulation, communications and GPS receiver design, synthesizers and RF ASICs.

Mechanical Engineering: Product design, control systems, rapid prototyping, 3D CAD systems and composite materials.

Materials Purchasing: Terms and conditions negotiation, source plan design and implementation, supply chain analysis for inventory efficiency and availability.

Production Planner: Production schedule coordination for printed circuit assembly; presentation and application of market analysis and forecasting for maximizing resource efficiency. Requires teamwork, customer focus and project management skills.

Procurement Engineering: Technical expertise for commodities and procurement team; organizational balancing for business and technical procurement team members; technical advice to design team for component selection