>>
>>I am an independent recruiter. I am working with an engineering firm in San
>>Jose who who focuses on innovative transportation technologies and systems
>>(automated people movers and monorails). They've been in business for 17
>>years and offer unlimited growth potential as they help shape a rapidly
>>changing transit industry by applying innovative and cost effective
>>solutions. They are looking for civil, mechanical, or electrical engineers
>>who have an interest in or experience with automotive vehicle propulsion or
>>other related areas. If you know of anyone specifically, who might have an
>>interest, please let me know. I do appreciate any input you might have.
>>Best regards,
>>Ken Liss
>>moeliss@sbcglobal.net
>>
>>
>>
>>They are looking for:
>>
>>A degreed electrical, mechanical, or civil engineer (graduate preferred but
>>not necessary).
>>
>>Experience or strong interest in electro magnetic and automotive , and how
>>vehicles work.
>>
>>Someone who has a strong aptitude and interest in the innovative
>>transportation industry.
>>
>>Someone with a highly proactive attitude
>>
>>ability to work with minimal supervision
>>
>>Strong project/program management skills with at least 2 years and up to 10
>>years of progressively responsible experience since graduating.
>>
>>System integration background
>>
>>Exceptional communication (written and verbal) and presentation skills.
>>
>>Willingness to travel
>>
>>Efficient working knowledge with major software programs such as MS Office,
>>Autocad, ANSYS, others.
>>
>>PC and Macintosh platforms
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