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Mechanical/Packaging Engineering in Columbia MD by Barney68

Syntonics has several projects that require a variety of mechanical/packaging engineering skills, including difficult problems associated with the products' unusual form factors and operating environments. To enjoy the work, you’ll have a high aptitude for creative solutions using modern materials, strong analytic and CAD/CAE skills, plus a desire to develop and debug prototypes with your own hands.

You do not need a security clearance, but you need to be eligible for a clearance.

Syntonics is a small technology company with exceptionally bright engineers, unusually interesting projects, and high-end benefits.

For consideration, please contact:

Bruce G. Montgomery, President
Syntonics LLC: Communication Innovations in the RF Domain
9160 Red Branch Road
Columbia, MD 21045-2002

Bruce.Montgomery@syntonicscorp.com

410-884-0500 x201 (direct)
410-913-2907 (mobile)
410-884-0536 (fax)
http://www.SyntonicsCorp.com