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Tuesday 18 November 2008
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Jennic expands wireless system design team
Monday 22 January 2007
Jennic has launched a recruitment drive for embedded software and wireless applications engineers in the UK.
The firm, which is based in Sheffield, is looking for a dozen engineers particularly with experience of wireless mesh networks and developing protocol stacks, as well as those with applications engineering experience with microcontrollers.
The firm’s CEO Jim Lindop said: “This recruitment drive is part of our long-term strategy to support our product and pricing roadmap in wireless sensor networks. For product development we need additional engineers on proprietary, application-orientated protocols and ZigBee network stacks.”
Jennic recently told Electronics Weekly that 90 per cent of the developments kits that it sells are for ZigBee, while a year ago 90 per cent were for 802.15.4.
The firm, which is based in Sheffield, is looking for a dozen engineers particularly with experience of wireless mesh networks and developing protocol stacks, as well as those with applications engineering experience with microcontrollers.
The firm’s CEO Jim Lindop said: “This recruitment drive is part of our long-term strategy to support our product and pricing roadmap in wireless sensor networks. For product development we need additional engineers on proprietary, application-orientated protocols and ZigBee network stacks.”
Jennic recently told Electronics Weekly that 90 per cent of the developments kits that it sells are for ZigBee, while a year ago 90 per cent were for 802.15.4.
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