A possible job in optoelectronics

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The discussion focuses on recruiting a candidate with a physics degree or equivalent, specifically skilled in optoelectronics for communications applications. The user seeks recommendations for effective job search websites to find such profiles. Popular platforms mentioned include LinkedIn, Monster, and Craigslist, which are suggested for use in both the US and Europe to locate qualified candidates.

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  • Understanding of optoelectronics and its applications in communications
  • Familiarity with job recruitment processes and candidate profiling
  • Knowledge of popular job search platforms like LinkedIn and Monster
  • Basic awareness of educational qualifications in physics and related fields
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  • Explore advanced search techniques on LinkedIn for specialized candidate profiles
  • Research job posting strategies on Monster for attracting optoelectronics professionals
  • Investigate European job boards equivalent to Craigslist for niche recruitment
  • Learn about the latest trends in optoelectronics to better understand candidate qualifications
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Recruiters, hiring managers, and companies seeking to fill positions in optoelectronics, particularly in communications applications.

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Hello,
my Italian company is looking for a person with a physics degree or equivalent (at least master of science), skilled and experienced in optoelectronics, in particular in communications applications. Can you suggest me where can I find this kind of profile? Which website can be used for the search?

Thanks a lot!
 
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Spacecraft said:
Hello,
my Italian company is looking for a person with a physics degree or equivalent (at least master of science), skilled and experienced in optoelectronics, in particular in communications applications. Can you suggest me where can I find this kind of profile? Which website can be used for the search?

Thanks a lot!

In the US, Linkedin, Monster and Craig's List are three of the more popular job search / candidate search wetsites.

https://www.linkedin.com/
http://www.monster.com/
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/

Either these websites or some equivalent in Europe should serve your needs. :-)
 
Thanks a lot for your suggestions.
 

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