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Job Type: Tele
Location: United Arab Emirates, Oman
Job Category: Hard Ware
Industry : Telecommunication.
Company URL: Confidential
Year(s) of Experience: 2-4
Responsibilities:
Will be responsible for defining block level interfaces and functional specifications. Write RTL code at block level. Build test benches and verify using simulations. Synthesize at block level and check timings. Resolve post-layout timing issues.
Requirements:
The ideal candidates will possess in-depth knowledge of Verilog or VHDL language with experience in simulation and synthesis. Familiarity of Perl, AWK, TCL, shell script, C and PLI is a plus. Knowledge in SONET, ATM and Ethernet is also a plus.
BS/MS with 4+ years of experience, prefer 2+ years in the Network area
Terms: Permanent
Salary : $8,400 CAD per month Tax Free + Accommodation, Car, 5 weeks paid vacation
hey why scotlands? wht nice things u heard bout the place? lol...share with us..wht i know is that they have da worst accent...Originally posted by angelicpenny:i wanna move to scotland... any advice how to get there?![]()
lol dude it is obvious he is bullshitting...thats why im asking where is he and how long he have to stay there to get a citizenship in australia...but dude is like my fiancee is a citizen there...lol! anyways theres a lot of ppl who bullshit on the net...just dont take their advice seriouslyOriginally posted by finance_geek:Wait a minute,this Harris fella claims to be an Australian citizen.Assuming that he's Singaporean as well,I'm wondering since when did our government allow dual citizenships for our citizens?
I'm assuming his reply would be "When did I ever say I was a Singaporean?"
Btw his "gf" has become his fiancee within 3 days of him posting her pics on this forum.Wow,that was fast.
Stop bullshitting for once will you!Get a fucking life!That aside,only sad people resort to marrying an Australian to get citisenship.The really capable ones would be adequately qualified to get one on their own merits.
I don't need to move out of Singapore to find that out. If you have your own mind, you will realize by the time you develop critical ability at 13.Originally posted by Harris_JeyaRaj:U urge u al go and travel. U will know the vast diffeence in the "pigeonhole" life u have been living here all yr life...
U will also realise what u have been taught here since young is simply just brainwash..
migrating to NZ coz ur bro's chinese sucks? lol dats a firstOriginally posted by Ivenely:My parents say maybe we migrating to New Zealand.Because my brother's chinese sux too muchThen there is no chinese in New Zealand. I will miss it when i am there
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lol i got one scottish friend ... his accent is so sexy leh hahahaOriginally posted by valentinoo:hey why scotlands? wht nice things u heard bout the place? lol...share with us..wht i know is that they have da worst accent...![]()
does every country u migrate to need sponsor? what are they for?Originally posted by valentinoo:yes im applying under skilled migration...independant...though i have relative who can sponsor me but that requires more paperwork which i cant be arsed with...
So i bullsh^tting heh? I am here in Singapore as a tourist...my parents are still singapore citizen as well....Australia does not require you to renounce your citizenship when you become an Australian citizen. Whether you lose your former citizenship when you become an Australian citizen does not depend upon Australian citizenship law, but upon the citizenship laws of the other country..And i am not holding dual citizenship either..when did i say i am having dual citizenship u pea brained kotek,,,=??Originally posted by finance_geek:Wait a minute,this Harris fella claims to be an Australian citizen.Assuming that he's Singaporean as well,I'm wondering since when did our government allow dual citizenships for our citizens?
I'm assuming his reply would be "When did I ever say I was a Singaporean?"
Btw his "gf" has become his fiancee within 3 days of him posting her pics on this forum.Wow,that was fast.
Stop bullshitting for once will you!Get a fucking life!That aside,only sad people resort to marrying an Australian to get citisenship.The really capable ones would be adequately qualified to get one on their own merits.
We are legally ROM already...just waiting for the actual wedding day....Originally posted by valentinoo:lol dude it is obvious he is bullshitting...thats why im asking where is he and how long he have to stay there to get a citizenship in australia...but dude is like my fiancee is a citizen there...lol! anyways theres a lot of ppl who bullshit on the net...just dont take their advice seriously![]()
i think its good for chinese to go to chinese speaking countries...especially since places like china r developing...ya all have an advantage since u speak mandarin...i dunno whts stopping u guys...Originally posted by FireIce:why all choose the ang moh places???
no one like chinese-speaking environments?
for australia its based on point system...if u have a sponsor i think u will get 10-15 points i cant remember...if u dont have enough points to apply for a visa under independant category (120 points) then u dont have a choice but to have a sponsor ( + assurer) ..and the sponsor must be relatedOriginally posted by angelicpenny:does every country u migrate to need sponsor? what are they for?
not really, some sporeans worked in banks there...top management of coz..and they r earning big bucks...its good to try working overseas, at diff places...just staying put in one place is boring....Originally posted by finance_geek:Migrating to a developing country like China/India is only worthwhile if one has the entrepreneurship spirit to take advantages of opprtunities that arise(minority of Singaporeans).
Otherwise,you're better off staying put here.
in stockholm a cup of coffee costs $20, you still wanna migrate?Originally posted by Harris_JeyaRaj:NZ, Switz, Canada...
and Stockholm, germany, sweden ..and other places in Europe...
Depending on yr taste and preferences
yes the things r most companies overseas wants only PR or citizen, unless u choose dubai..since most of the ppl working in dubai r not their locals anyways......to work overseas as expatriates r a dream come true! chances r deep...no choice but to get a PR status to try ur luck overseasOriginally posted by finance_geek:I'm all for moving about and getting experience.In fact,I've got my future all planned out and if things work out,I'll be outta here in around 2-3 years.
What we're talking about here is migrating.When bankers go abroad and work,they don't normally stay there for more than a few years.Banks tend to rotate their top management around to give them exposure.
I wouldn't mind working in almost any country in the world,but it's a different ball game altogether if its an issue of settling down there permanently.Very few would make my list,but London's top.