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From: John on 1 May 2010 03:26 >> As a resident of NC, and specifically the triangle (Raleigh/Durham/RTP) >> for 12 years, I recommend it. Since you have lived there for quite a while, I was wondering if you could tell me where (company or sector) a C#.NET/C/MATLAB software engineer would work in NC ? I heard that there are a lot of jobs in the financial sector in NC. The ideal job would be working for a company where the atmosphere is relaxed and laid back, working hours also support having a life with your family, and where you get to apply your creative skills/math skills in developing and implementing algorithms. I like studying and analyzing signals; learning about their patterns etc. I like mathematical modeling and I would love to learn more about genetic algorithms, adaptive systems, cognitive systems, neural networks, systems for prediction, pattern recognition etc. I like working with audio signals. I am not a U.S. citizen (yet) so I can't apply for jobs which require that I have a security clearance. Professionally I consider myself to be mid-level...a few years more of professional experience and I would be a senior...I have a M.Sc. EE degree in signal processing.
From: Randy Yates on 1 May 2010 15:19 "John" <John(a)yabadabadooo.com> writes: >>> As a resident of NC, and specifically the triangle (Raleigh/Durham/RTP) >>> for 12 years, I recommend it. > > > Since you have lived there for quite a while, I was wondering if you could > tell > me where (company or sector) a C#.NET/C/MATLAB software engineer would > work in NC ? I heard that there are a lot of jobs in the financial sector in > NC. The ideal > job would be working for a company where the atmosphere is relaxed and laid > back, > working hours also support having a life with your family, and where you get > to apply > your creative skills/math skills in developing and implementing algorithms. > I like studying > and analyzing signals; learning about their patterns etc. I like > mathematical modeling and > I would love to learn more about genetic algorithms, adaptive systems, > cognitive systems, > neural networks, systems for prediction, pattern recognition etc. I like > working with audio > signals. I am not a U.S. citizen (yet) so I can't apply for jobs which > require that I have a > security clearance. Professionally I consider myself to be mid-level...a few > years more of > professional experience and I would be a senior...I have a M.Sc. EE degree > in signal processing. John, You're coming at a particularly bad time for RTP since the market is flooded with lots of (good) people that were at Ericsson/Sony Ericsson. But I don't know of specific places to try. Everything seems to be in a constant state of flux these days. Try a headhunter. -- Randy Yates % "Watching all the days go by... Digital Signal Labs % Who are you and who am I?" mailto://yates(a)ieee.org % 'Mission (A World Record)', http://www.digitalsignallabs.com % *A New World Record*, ELO
From: Mark on 1 May 2010 17:37 On May 1, 3:19 pm, Randy Yates <ya...(a)ieee.org> wrote: > "John" <J...(a)yabadabadooo.com> writes: > >>> As a resident of NC, and specifically the triangle (Raleigh/Durham/RTP) > >>> for 12 years, I recommend it. > > > Since you have lived there for quite a while, I was wondering if you could > > tell > > me where (company or sector) a C#.NET/C/MATLAB software engineer would > > work in NC ? I heard that there are a lot of jobs in the financial sector in > > NC. The ideal > > job would be working for a company where the atmosphere is relaxed and laid > > back, > > working hours also support having a life with your family, and where you get > > to apply > > your creative skills/math skills in developing and implementing algorithms. > > I like studying > > and analyzing signals; learning about their patterns etc. I like > > mathematical modeling and > > I would love to learn more about genetic algorithms, adaptive systems, > > cognitive systems, > > neural networks, systems for prediction, pattern recognition etc. I like > > working with audio > > signals. I am not a U.S. citizen (yet) so I can't apply for jobs which > > require that I have a > > security clearance. Professionally I consider myself to be mid-level...a few > > years more of > > professional experience and I would be a senior...I have a M.Sc. EE degree > > in signal processing. > > John, > > You're coming at a particularly bad time for RTP since the market is > flooded with lots of (good) people that were at Ericsson/Sony Ericsson. > But I don't know of specific places to try. Everything seems to be in a > constant state of flux these days. Try a headhunter. > -- > Randy Yates % "Watching all the days go by... > Digital Signal Labs % Who are you and who am I?" > mailto://ya...(a)ieee.org % 'Mission (A World Record)',http://www.digitalsignallabs.com% *A New World Record*, ELO John the character of northern NJ is not the same as southern NJ. Northern NJ is dominated by NYC. What companies in NJ are you looking at if I may ask. PS I used to live in Norther NJ, now I live in PA near Philly. Unless you like winter, I would stay away from MA. Mark
From: John on 1 May 2010 17:58 >What companies in NJ are you looking at if I may ask. Any company that will hire a C#.NET/C/MATLAB software engineer. The ideal job would be working for a company where: - the atmosphere is relaxed and laid back - working hours also support having a life with your family - you get to apply your creative skills/math skills in developing and implementing algorithms. I like studying and analyzing signals; learning about their patterns etc. I like mathematical modeling and I would love to learn more about genetic algorithms, adaptive systems, cognitive systems, neural networks, systems for prediction, pattern recognition etc. I like working with audio signals. I am not a U.S. citizen (yet) so I can't apply for jobs which require that I have a security clearance. Professionally I consider myself to be mid-level...a few years more of professional experience and I would be a senior...I have a M.Sc. EE degree in signal processing.
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