Just found this in the Akron Beacon Journal (OHIO)
Two questions: What is a light emitting resistor? Is it simular to a SED? ;-)
*********************** Engineer MECHANICAL Engineer for a firm in NE Ohio. Develop mechanical & electromechanical products & systems, & coordinate activities in fabrication, operation, application, installation & repair. Multi-component products & systems include oil production & separation, storage facilities, utility plants, water treatment plants, & chemical plants, with various controls, analyzers & regulators components, such as Bailey Infi DCS (Distributed Control System) & associated LER's (Light Emitting Resistor), PLC based ESD Logic System, ICS (Integrat ed Control System) Bailey Triplex System, GE (General Electric) Fanuc & Allen Bradley PLC, Taylor MOD & PC (Personal Comput er) based Process Control Systems, environmental analyzers, & fire & gas detection & controls. Must have
8 yrs. exp. in the job de scribed OR 8 yrs. exp. as an Engineer OR Engineer Technologist. 8 yrs. exp. must include: 2 yrs. professional exp. in LER's, PLC based ESD Logic System, ICS Bailey Triplex System, GE Fanuc & Allen Bradley PLC, Taylor MOD & PC based Process Control Sys tems, environmental analyzers, & fire & gas detection & controls. Skills/exp. may be evidence by academic let ter(s), reference(s), &/or testimonial(s), if requested. 40 hrs/wk, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Mon.-Fri., $59,616/yr. Must have proof of legal authority to work indefinitely in U.S. Send 2 resumes & cover letters (NO CALLS) to: REF#10969JED, P.O. Box 16808, Columbus, Ohio 43216.
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Almost looks like they already have a candidate and they used his resume
as the definition of the position.
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