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SiTime - It's about time.
Happy New Year! I am contacting you regarding exciting MEMS Test
Engineering and mixed-signal IC Test Engineering positions at my
company, SiTime. We have entry-level through senior-level positions
available now or opening soon. Both standard and custom tester
platforms are being used. Excellent software and hardware skills are
a must! We have produced >1M units last year, and are ramping steadily.
Started in 2004, SiTime is a privately-held, fabless integrated
circuit company developing silicon timing chips which incorporate
micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) timing references. The chips
use standard IC packaging, directly replacing and eliminating the
need for quartz crystals. SiTime's technology and products have won
many awards, including: Electronic Products "Product of the Year"
(2006), Micro Nano "25 Most Innovative Products" (2006), and EuroAsia
Semiconductor Magazine "Start-up of the Year" (2005). In addition,
we ended 2007 with over 48 patents filed.
If the SiTime story is sufficiently compelling, why not take a closer
look at us? If you are interested, please send a copy of your resume
to: <mailto:darrellw@sitime.com>darrellw@sitime.com.
Even if you know that SiTime is not a fit for you right now, perhaps
you know of someone who'd appreciate hearing about us. Anyone who
refers a candidate who is hired and employed by SiTime earns a $2,500 bonus!
I look forward to hearing from you!
Darrell Witkowski
<mailto:darrellw@sitime.com>darrellw@sitime.com
Recruiter, SiTime Corp.
<http://www.sitime.com/>www.sitime.com
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