[Physics opps] Fw: MIT Lincoln Laboratory at MIT Careers Office

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Charles Niessen" <niessen at ll.mit.edu>
To: "Sean Patrick Robinson" <spatrick at mit.edu>
Cc: "Claudia Labollita-James" <cljames at mit.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 9:47 AM
Subject: MIT Lincoln Laboratory at MIT Careers Office


> Mr. Robinson -
> 
> Could you please send the following e-mail notice to interested students
> and their advisers in the Physics Department, as you did last Spring.
> 
> Thank you for your help again.
> 
> 
> Chuck Niessen
> niessen at ll.mit.edu
> 781-981-7604
> 
> **********************************************************************
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> MIT Lincoln Laboratory representatives will be on campus October 28 and
> 29, 2009 to discuss employment opportunities with interested
> soon-to-graduate students.  The visit is described below.
> 
> On Wednesday, Oct. 28, there will be an Information Seminar given at
> 6:00 PM in Room 4-149; pizza and soft drinks will be provided.  Come and
> find out about us!  All are welcome.
> 
> On Thursday, Oct. 29, interviews will be given in the MIT Careers
> Office all day.  Slots are limited; if you missed the deadline for
> sign-ups through the MIT on-line portal, bring your resume to the
> information seminar on Oct. 28 or fax it to Gary Hackett at 781-981-7086.
> 
> Please note that interviews for summer positions will not be held on
> Oct. 29, but we will accept resumes for summer positions at the
> information seminar on Oct. 28, or through the fax given above.
> 
> Lincoln Laboratory is the largest of MIT's research laboratories, with
> 1200 technical staff, most of whom have advanced degrees in EE, CS,
> Physics, or Math.  We are located in Lexington, MA on Hanscom Air Force
> Base, just off Route 95/128 in Lexington.  We conduct research and
> development relevant to national defense, with emphasis on advanced
> electronics (radar, communications, computation).  We are a hands-on
> laboratory with outstanding facilities that carries out both in-house
> and field experiments to understand problems, formulate solutions, and
> develop/demonstrate components and systems.  For further information
> about Lincoln Laboratory, see
> http://www.ll.mit.edu/about/about.html
> 
> We have challenging analysis, hardware, and software jobs across a broad
> range of disciplines.  For further job information, see our web site at
> http://www.ll.mit.edu/employment
> 
> U.S. citizenship is required for employment at Lincoln Laboratory.
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