WI-FI SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER Job in San Diego, California US
POSITION TITLE: WI-FI SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER
JOB CATEGORY: ENGINEERING / TECHNICAL
INDUSTRY: ELECTRONIC, RF
LOCATION: SAN DIEGO, CA
DATE: MARCH 23, 2012
JOB ORDER NUMBER: 197742
EXPERIENCE: In order to be COMPETITIVE for this position, you MUST have:
- 5+ years’ experience in Wireless LAN technology development and implementation.
- 2+ years’ experience participating in 802.11 standards groups and the development of standards specifications.
- Extensive familiarity with physical and MAC layer protocols.
POSITION DESCRIPTION:
Our client is a well-established and successful developer of wireless communication protocols. They have a number of patents to their name and are enjoying tremendous success in the marketplace. Their current growth is driving the addition of a Wi-Fi Systems Development Engineer to their RD team. As a staff engineer you will work in a team creating and developing upcoming WLAN standards. You will provide detailed WLAN protocol analysis, pose solutions and present findings to team members. As you create and formulate new patents you must develop methods or simulation tools to validate your concepts.
Some travel is required, occasionally international, between company locations, to attend standards meetings and other technical forums.
SALARY RANGE: $120,000 - $160,000.
EDUCATION: Degree in Electronics or Computer Engineering.
EMPLOYEE TYPE: Permanent, full-time
REQUIRED TRAVEL: Less than 15%.
RELOCATION COVERED:rshortt@stoakley.com
APPLICANT QUESTIONS
1. How many years’ experience do you have in Wireless LAN technology development and implementation?
2. How many years’ experience do you have participating in 802.11 standards groups and the development of standards specifications?
3. What is your level of familiarity with physical and MAC layer protocols?
4. Are you prepared to relocate to the San Diego area if you’re not already there?
5. What is your current or most recent salary?
6. How much bonus or other incentive payment did you receive last year?