[bioundgrd] Fwd: Southwest Research Institute at MIT 10-2-07
Janice Chang
jdchang at MIT.EDU
Sun Sep 23 20:47:56 EDT 2007
>
>Southwest Research Institute will be conducting
>on-campus interviews on October 2, 2007 for
>Engineers/Scientists. We would appreciate the
>opportunity to interview students in your
>organization. Please find details about job
>descriptions, and company information in the
>message below. For more information about SwRI
>please visit <http://www.swri.org>www.swri.org.
>Interested students can apply for an interview
>by sending their resumes to
><mailto:rusti.clemens at swri.org>rusti.clemens at swri.org.
>
>Thank you very much for your efforts. Please
>distribute this email within your organization
>to make your members aware of this great
>opportunity.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Joe Evans
>Assistant Specialist, Human Resources
>Southwest Research Institute
>Phone: 210-522-6092
>Fax: 210-522-3990
><http://www.swri.org>www.swri.org
>
>
>Southwest Research Institute (SwRIâ)
>
>San Antonio, Texas
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>
>SwRI, founded in 1947, is an independent,
>nonprofit, applied engineering and physical
>sciences research and development organization
>dedicated to technology development and
>transfer. Tasking is generated by competitive
>and sole source acquisitions equally from
>government and commercial clients averaging over
>1,500 projects per year. SwRI conducts R&D
>projects for an even mix of private industries
>and government agencies. Industrial clients
>range from small manufacturers to blue chip
>corporations, in the U.S. and abroad. Situated
>on more than 1,200 acres, SwRI employs over
>2,800 personnel including more than 1,600
>scientists, engineers, and technicians. Our
>resources include over 2 million square feet of
>laboratories and offices.
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>As an international center of excellence in
>applied research, SwRI employs highly skilled
>and trained personnel and offers opportunities
>for bachelor, master, and doctoral level
>professionals. Employment opportunities include
>entry-level and experienced positions as well as
>management positions in the fields of: antennas,
>avionics engineering, automotive engineering,
>autonomous agents, chemistry, chemical
>engineering, communications theory and
>statistics, computer engineering, computer
>science, electrical engineering,
>electromagnetics, acoustics, embedded systems,
>environmental science, geophysics, materials
>sciences, mechanical engineering, optics,
>physics, robotics, systems dynamics, and
>unmanned aerial vehicle design.
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>
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>SwRI offers its clients the skills, talents, and
>technical abilities of individual staff members;
>therefore, we look for people who measure
>success according to their contributions to the
>advancement of their chosen field of technology.
>The Institute offers full-time employees a
>comprehensive benefits program including the
>benefits offered by our TIAA/CREF retirement
>plans. SwRI recruits on college campuses and
>from the experienced labor market for
>professional staff. Please visit
><http://www.swri.org/>www.swri.org to find out
>more
>
>
>Southwest Research will be conducting on-campus
>interviews on October 2, 2007. The positions and
>their qualifications are list below. Interested
>students should submit their resumes to
><mailto:rusti.clemens at swri.org>rusti.clemens at swri.org
>
>
>
>Electrical Engineers/Computer Engineers are
>utilized in such areas as: antenna design;
>avionics, embedded systems software and hardware
>design; communications; radar; electromagnetic
>modeling, analog and digital electronic circuits
>and systems; electro-optics; engine vehicle
>controls; microcomputer hardware design; RF
>systems; space instrumentation; space sciences;
>training systems; and robotic perception.
>Qualified candidates must have a BS or MS in
>Electrical Engineering with a minimum 3.3 gpa;
>the ability to work in a creative environment
>subject to complex, time sensitive project
>demands; perform as a team member; and be
>flexible and innovative. NOTE: Applicant
>selected will be subject to a government
>security investigation and must meet eligibility
>requirements for access to classified
>information. Applicants must be U.S. citizens.
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>Computer Scientists/Engineers are utilized in
>such areas as: automation analysis; avionics;
>software design; ballistics analysis; computer
>networking; modeling and simulation; Oracle
>systems; software architecture; software
>development; statistics; and training simulators
>design. Most positions require experience in
>C++ and Java programming. Qualified candidates
>must have a BS or MS in Computer Science or
>Computer Engineering, with a minimum 3.3 gpa;
>excellent interpersonal skills; ability to work
>well individually or as a member of a project
>team; and excellent written and verbal
>communication skills. Prior or current DOD
>security clearance is a plus. NOTE: Applicant
>selected will be subject to a government
>security investigation and must meet eligibility
>requirements for access to classified
>information. Applicants must be U.S. citizens.
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>Mechanical Engineers are utilized in such areas
>as: automation engineering; avionics,
>electromagnetic modeling; engine vehicle
>controls; automotive engines and emissions;
>microcomputer hardware design; space
>instrumentation; developing mechanical designs
>for space related hardware; designing structures
>and electronic packaging for extreme environment
>situations; space sciences; training systems,
>and robotic perception. Qualified candidates
>must have a BS or MS in Mechanical Engineering
>with a 3.0 gpa; be able to conduct experiments
>following defined procedures and analysis
>methods; develop written technical reports and
>documentation; and interact with customers.
>Experience with CAD software, SolidWorks, and
>programming language experience a plus.
>
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