solidworks job-hood river, oregon

Interested in working full-time, year round at a small, dynamic
high-tech company in Hood River, OR? See www.sagetechcorp.com for
details on what we do, and what you would do.

Hood River is about 55miles east of Portland, OR and is one of the
finest communities and most beautiful places in the world.

send your resume to:

ksxsw2 at yah00.c0m

don't copy/paste address, replace zeros with oh's in yahoo.

 

Wow, I'll bet I've been through your town, and if that's so I can
confirm that it's beautiful around there. Sure hope that it stays that
way!! Think maybe you can say "pyroclastic flow" 10 times between and
eruption and the time the scorching ash hits you at approximately 500
mph? Man, I'd love to live there . . . but!

 

Good Luck. Might do some additional promotion in noting the
windsurfing and mountain activities, but then I suspect most people who
are 'up' already know.

I grew up downriver in St. Helens, and my brother worked in Hood River
for a few years in tech stuff. With his Phd in physics, he eventually
wound up back in Beaverton.

I'ld like to see a UAV work a low-level fly through the gorge. Now
that ought to be a tour-de-force for all systems.

Bo

 

Does the Kestrel come as a kitt?

 

Is your question facetious, Paul? I think it must be, but I don't "get"
the joke.
Looks to me like the Kestrel is still in development, but naturally
anything that can be fired from a mortar is rather unlikely to come in a
kit. The requirement to survive shock/vibration stress almost certainly
means that assembly has to be done under highly controlled conditions.
We're not talking about a model airplane kit (decals, glue and dope
included) here.

 

Sporky,

Maybe you're not old enough to remember Knight Rider.