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Nobody? This would be an excellent job for someone. I get no return for posting, I just think it would be a good opportunity for the right person. Again I'll be happy to discuss with anyone serious.
 
The pay seems on the low side for a degreed train driver, who can program CNCs. There aren't a whole lot of people who are any good at both Matlab, and running a machine shop. The job in the UCSB thread pays considerably more, with a more realistic experience combination, and no degree requirement. Granted, Santa Barbara is insanely expensive. I live here. But I wouldn't think New Brunswick is all that cheap, either.
 
sandiapaul said:
Nobody? This would be an excellent job for someone. I get no return for posting, I just think it would be a good opportunity for the right person. Again I'll be happy to discuss with anyone serious.
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Even though the response hasn’t been positive, thank you for posting this job. I’m still in school, so definitely not qualified, but this would be a dream job for me!
 
You really do not need to know matlab(I don't) and the degree requirement is also not a deal breaker. It's good to have some CNC experience, esp prototrak, but you don't need to be a G code wiz. I should mention you do very little machine work, its mostly helping students do their work. Its still not filled as far as I know.
 
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