From their website - I saw it a couple of months ago for the fist time - I think.
Engineering Manager EE
White's is seeking EE engineer with management credentials and experience with embedded circuitry and emerging processors.
Project and department management history a must. Able to set and meet department goals. Bottom line accountability. Daily interface with Marketing, Manufacturing, Finance, and Distribution.
Company very close to rollout of two long term R&D projects. Need a professional to bat cleanup and reset Engineering and R&D priorities.
Must have general knowledge of electromagnetics, physics, mathematics, and digital signal processing techniques. Experience with analog, mixed signal, digital, and microprocessor hardware design required. C and C+ programming, embedded systems design, schematic capture, or circuit simulation experience a plus.
Responsibilities include supervision of design, test, documentation, and implementation of power supply, analog signal conditioning, ADC, DAC, microprocessor, audio, and RF circuits.
This is a rare career opportunity at White's, where your contribution is an integral part of the big picture. Retired, or nearly retired seriously considered. Education equally considered with experience and success record.
Target educational requirements: BSEE minimum
Target Experience: 5 years in related field
Competitive salary and benefits, performance incentives.
If you would like to work in beautiful Western Oregon in the foothills of the Cascades, we would like to hear from you. We offer a full benefits package and a great working environment. White's has been an industry innovator for over 50 years. Join a team of talented people dedicated to high quality products and customer service.
Hello fellow detectorists! Back in the winter people on the forums were saying that Whites might be coming out with a whole new detector line in May or June of this year. The reason was because the M6 and Prisms were not very popular with the hobbyists and the Garrett 250's were outselling the Whites. Another reason was that hunters wanted a small "sniper " coil for the Prisms and could not get one. They also complained because of the frequencies that the M6 and Prisms were set at which made using their present coil selection with a new machine virtually frustrating and impossible. So having said all that,....has anyone heard anything about a possible new lineup of detectors from Whites?
It seems like the Whites detectors that were manufactured in the 1990's are more popular now than ever. Whites needs to do something soon because there are a few other detector companies that are doing very well at the present time. Also,... Whites.... ( if you are listening) please let us know something or update your catalog, or do something! People are making decisions about purchases even as we speak and I don't want my all time favorite detector company to take a back seat to anyone! I am going to be off the forum for awhile due to business but I appreciate all the input from you guys. Thanks alot and as always,
What is an R&D Project?