Hello Group,
There is an immediate opening in Northern California for a wireless engineer
who is experienced in performing the following tests. Please contact me
off-line if interested and I will put you in touch with the right people. Must
be local to the SF Bay Area in Northern California.
* Short Range Devices, Low Power Intentional Radiators
* RFID, Wireless headphones, Keyless Entry, Toll-tag, Wireless LAN, etc.
* Bluetooth Devices
* Bluetooth-enabled devices, Bluetooth development kits, etc.
* Licensed or license-exempted transmitters
* Fixed Link Radios
* Transmitters, receivers, radio systems, relays, base stations, and
customer
premises equipment (CPE), etc.
* FCC Part 90Y Public Safety Radios
FCC Part 2, 15, 18, 68, 87, 90, 95 & 97
Thanks,
Tim Pierce
TAP Engineering, LLC
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