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Tessera is seeking some skilled process engineers who have an interest is
helping to develop next generation interconnection technologies from the chip
to the substrate. 

Tessera is a start-up developing interconnection technologies which are
primarily base on flexible materials, so a flex circuit background would be
helpful but a "can do" attitude and a willingness to make mistakes and learn
from them!!! is more important than and extensive technical background.
 Familiarity with both wet processes and imaging technologies, along with a
bit of lamination experience is a plus. If you are not the one, perhaps you
know someone who is in need of such a challenge and can forward this message
to them. 

Tessera has openings for both production/manufacturing and development
engineers. 

Resumes can be faxed to Adrienne at 408 894-0768

Thanks for you help!

J. Fjelstad



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