Experienced LabVIEW & Embedded System & Wireless Embedded System.

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            My ten years of engineering experience should be of interest to a rapidly growing technology company.
            In various capacities in engineering, I have acquire skills in all phases of LabVIEW 7/8, RT System, cRIO, FPGA, Embedded system, and Wireless system developer.
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BS in Science or Engineering. Advanced degree a plus
10+ years of experience developing automated test, measurement, data acquisition, and control systems
5+ years LabVIEW and/or TestStand development experience
Experience writing system and software requirements specifications
Strong mathematics background, including signal processing in time and frequency domains; communications, control, or electronic circuit theory
Effective learning, utilizing and applying new technology
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