Labview – embedded - part time (Homeworking)

£20ph -3mc - 2 days a week - Home working
Labview – embedded - part time
A part time Labview, engineer is required immediately for a home working role for 2 days a week on a 3 month contract. The candidate would be required to be testing hardware using Labview so would need a good appreciation of testing environments and hardware.
The company is an innovator in its field, creating and producing cutting edge products to be used in the science field.
Key Skills:
Labview
Testing environments
Preferably Hardware background

It might help if you mentioned where this project is. Monthly "face to face" meeting is a little vague on an international forum.
I might ask what is to be accomplished in a "face to face" (presumably physically face to face) that can't, in this day and age, be accomplished with GoToMeeting, WebEx or Skype video meetings? I'm currently working on projects in Asia, Europe and Latin America, without having to leave my central location in N.America, except when I have to be present for actual hardware installation/commissioning. And even that has been reduced by Remote Desk Top, DameWare or some equivalent.
Putnam
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Senior Test Engineer
Currently using LV 6.1-LabVIEW 2012, RT8.5
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Low
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