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SanDisk Recruits Applications Engineer

Posted by Riz On September - 4 - 2009ADD COMMENTS

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Designation: Sr.Product Applications Engineer/ Compatibility Engineer

Job Description:

Ø pSSD Testing and Test Automation: Create test plans for pSSD testing, implementing test procedures, automating the test systems of pSSD product line. Creating pSSD usage models and corresponding test cases;

Ø Service Delivery Card testing: Getting test plans validated, making internal systems for testing Service Delivery Cards. Test the content delivery mechanism; test the mobile applications software.

Ø The individual will develop test cases, test plans and processes and implement them for Mobile phones and other flash card hosts.

Ø Knowledge of electronics engineering fundamentals, strong analytical and technical skills to debug issues, team leadership skills, communication skills and strong IT skills with preferably mobile test automation and mobile testing experience.

Ø The candidate should be detail oriented, systematic and people friendly an the work requires the individual to make extensive reports, presentations and conference calls.

Company Profile :

Founded in 1988 by Dr. Eli Harari, an internationally recognized authority on non-volatile memory technology, SanDisk has grown to become the world’s largest supplier of innovative flash memory data storage products.

Serving both consumers (with more than 240,000 retail storefronts worldwide) and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), SanDisk designs, develops, manufactures and markets flash storage products for a wide variety of electronic systems and digital devices. SanDisk also licenses its technology to a number of other industry-leading companies.

With flash memory’s capability for storing large amounts of data in a compact, removable or embedded format, SanDisk’s products have helped drive the exponential growth in sales of digital cameras, multi-function mobile phones, USB flash drives, digital audio/video players, and other digital consumer devices.

Desired Profile :

Educational Qualification : Bachelor or Master’s in ECE or EEE Engineering from reputed institutes like IIT, NIT, REC or IISc.

Required Experience:

Ø The ideal candidate will have ECE/EEE graduate or post graduate degree with 7+ years of technical + leadership experience.

Ø The candidate should be detail oriented, systematic, people friendly leader.

Ø The work requires making of extensive reports, presentations and conference calls.

Experience: 3 – 10 Years

Functional Area: Embedded/EDA /VLSI/ASIC/Chip Design

Education:
UG – B.Tech/B.E. – Electrical, Electronics/Telecomunication
PG – M.Tech – Electrical, Electronics/Telecomunication

Location: Bengaluru/Bangalore

Website:  http://www.sandisk.com

Gulbis tennis

Posted by Riz On September - 2 - 2009ADD COMMENTS

ernests-gulbis-tennis-elbow-roomThe 2009 US Open Tennis tournament began yesterday, and some good games have already been played. Britain’s Andy Murray play Latvian Ernests Gulbis in the first round of the US Open.

Murray Uses Patient Game to Beat Big-hitting Gulbis. Andy Murray played a patient, steady game to defeat big-hitting Ernests Gulbis of Latvia 7-5 6-3 7-5.

In the first set, Murray traded baseline blows with 95th-ranked Gulbis and the Latvian responded with wild misses and blistering winners and pushed the Scotsman to five set points before finally succumbing to a service break in the 12th game.

Andi Murray, runner-up last year (the champ was Roger Federer) in his first grand slam final, then varied his attack by mixing in forays to the net and took advantage of mounting mistakes from Gulbis, who had 51 unforced errors, 30 more than Murray.

Murray advanced to a second-round match against 87th-ranked Paul Capdeville of Chile.

The only two male tennis players who are believed to travel regularly on private jets are Roger Federer, the world No 1, the US Open champion for the past five seasons and the greatest racket-swinger of all time, and Ernests Gulbis, the world No 95 from Latvia.

California Gold Rush 2.0

Posted by Tommy On September - 1 - 2009ADD COMMENTS
California Gold Rush

California Gold Rush Mining in 1849

The California Gold rush is back after 160 Years. This time it seems to be recession driven.

The number of people coming to California to pan for gold is up as the economy has gone down.

Professional gold panners say they make an average of $60 to $80 in a day, but most amateurs who do it recreationally make significantly less.

Some who have lost their jobs and become gold panners quickly learn that it takes hard labor.

Gary Mosher says he comes from Colorado, and sees the effect of new prospectors first hand.

“He’s sleeping in a tent with his son and his wife; doesn’t have a job; got a car,” said Mosher. “Taking drinking water out of the side of the mountain and hoping to find enough gold to buy groceries.”

Gold panning professionals are also seeing an influx of vacationers who are choosing to come to California to pan for gold to try to make some money while taking time away from their day jobs.

“We’ve had people from Texas, from Ohio, from Georgia, from Tennessee, from New York all come out here and use this as their vacation to get a little bit of extra money,” Dennis Robnett of Pioneer Mining Supplies said.

Some estimate there is a 15% increase in gold panners. It will cost you about $40 for basic supplies to get started.

Source : http://wbztv.com/watercooler/modern.gold.rush.2.1144903.html

Peanut_Butter_and_Jam_Buddy_SquaresPeanut butter and jam sandwich in the UK, Canada and Australia, is a sandwich that includes a layer of peanut butter and either jelly or jam on bread, commonly between two slices, but sometimes eaten open faced, that is, with peanut butter and jam or jelly on each of two slices, eaten without putting the two slices together and without folding each slice of bread.

Peanut butter is a food paste made primarily from ground roasted peanuts, with or without added oil. It is popular throughout the world and is also manufactured in some emerging markets. Its primary use is as a sandwich spread.

In some types of gourmet peanut butter, chocolate or other ingredients may be added. Various nut butters are also made from other nuts.

Jam contains both fruit juice and pieces of the fruit’s (or vegetable’s) flesh,however some cookbooks define Jam as cooked and gelled fruit (or vegetable) purees.

Properly, the term jam refers to a product made with whole fruit, cut into pieces or crushed. The fruit is heated with water and sugar to activate the pectin in the fruit. The mixture is then put into containers.

The peanut butter and jelly sandwich is very popular with both adults and children in the US and Canada. A 2002 survey showed the average American will have eaten 1,500 of the sandwiches before graduating from high school.Jars of pre-mixed
peanut butter and jelly
are commercially available for making these sandwiches.

Credit for the post  goes to  funrose.com