Tim,

 I know the company I work for has some postings listed for engineers.
 I have passed your resume on to my supervisor for his perusal.
 You can get some information about this company by pointing to
 www.i-o.com.  Look on the home page for the "POSITIONS AVAILABLE"
 button.  Click it and you'll see what is available.  Good luck.

                                            Regards,

                                              Jim






On Wed, 30 May 2001, Tim Kirk wrote:

>
> Hello all!
>
> I came to the realization this week that in all the hustle and long hours
> put in to finish my coursework and projects in time for graduation next
> week, I haven't yet secured work for myself for after graduation. I've
> discovered that most companies don't just post openings for entry level
> engineers, so it is difficult to find out which companies are looking for
> new engineers, especially in this day and age of hiring freezes and general
> economic chaos in the technology sector.
>
> After posting my resume to the normal places (monster.com , hotjobs.com,
> etc.) I'm turning to the list for help, since I have been a member for a
> while now, and the type of position I'm looking for fits very well with the
> types of companies most of you work for. If any of you work for a company
> that is hiring new grads or know of a company that is hiring new grads,
> please let me know.
>
> I'm looking for a full time position as an electrical engineer, preferrable
> doing board level hardware design from idea to product, or doing embedded
> systems design work (or better yet, both!). I have done internships in both
> software and hardware, my most recent being the design of a product from the
> idea stage to implementation that used a PIC microcontroller. Between my
> internships and engineering projects for school, I have experience with
> several different PIC microcontrollers and the Motorolla HC11. I also have
> experience designing the analog sensor interfaces (for example, taking light
> level readings using a photodiode and custom amplifier circuitry).
>
> My degree is a BS in Electrical Engineering from Seattle Pacific U. (an ABET
> accredited program). My resume is online at
> http://www.spu.edu/~tnk/tkres52001.html
>
> Please contact me off-list if you know of any companies that might be
> interested in hearing from me, or if you would like a copy of my resume to
> pass on. I'm currently located in Seattle but am willing to relocate.
>
> Thanks!!
>
> Tim Kirk
> tnk@spu.edu
> tim@digitalharmony.com
>
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