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Design, code, and test signal processing firmware or communication control protocol state machine software. Participate in discussions with algorithms and VLSI engineers. Evaluate SW performance on embedded platforms. Analyze customer requirements to evaluate impact on SW or device firmware.

The Traveling Systems/Network Engineer will design, implement, and assess secure and scalable network solutions. Responsibilities include developing engineering plans, conducting site surveys, coordinating deployments, and providing post-deployment training and support to ensure efficient network operations.

Gilmartin seeks motivated individuals for the Analyst Program, focusing on managing client engagements, building investor relations programs, and tracking capital market trends. Analysts will participate in a training program to learn about capital markets and take FINRA Licensing Exams.

The Programmer Analyst II will assist in developing software applications, following design specifications to code, test, debug, and maintain software. Key responsibilities include developing new functionalities, preparing documentation, and interfacing with users to determine application goals, all while working under general supervision.

The Active Directory Expert will engineer, deploy, maintain, and support Active Directory tools while providing IAM strategy recommendations. Responsibilities include service direction communication, technical leadership, incident response participation, and improving AD environments. The role also requires strong organizational and communication skills, working collaboratively, and handling disaster recovery planning.

The Staff/Sr. Staff Engineer, RF PLL Design will lead the development of custom RF, analog, and mixed signal IPs. Responsibilities include hands-on design of high-performance RF synthesizers, supervising layout activities, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and presenting findings to management. The role also involves validating methods to alleviate circuit impairments and participating in post-silicon performance characterization.

The Administrative Assistant supports managers and staff with general office duties, including inventory control, payroll preparation, expense reporting, and maintaining operational reports. Responsibilities involve answering phones, organizing office areas, and performing various administrative tasks as needed to ensure professional service to customers.