LabVIEW Software Engineers needed
ENSCO, Inc. a software engineering firm located in Endicott, NY (upstate)
is looking for people experienced in LabVIEW for work in Endicott, Rochester,
and Corning, NY. We have numerous projects ranging from fiber optics to
avionics. We seek people experienced in Automated Test Equipment systems,
process controllers, etc. Please contact me via my attached information
if you are interested in discussing these opportunities further. Thanks,
Tom
Tom Matarese
ENSCO, Inc.
3 Holiday Hill Road
Endicott, NY 13760
Ph: (800)-833-4944-x114;
607)-786-0330-x114
Pager: (800)-759-8888 - PIN: 108540
Fx: (607)-786-0110
E-mail: [email protected]
www.ensco.com
Save this site for technical questions please. There are job sites all over the place. I know it's your job but please leave this site alone.
Grant
Grant M. Johnson
Project Engineer
LECO Corporation
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