Job vacancy at my work

[me54022]

Hi there,

I work as a service engineer for a company called Mantis Deposition, I travel around the world installing and repairing scientific systems for universities and research facilities. We are trying to recruit another person to help, but it's proving to be a very hard role to fill, so I thought I would ask in here.

Have a look at the field engineer role in the link and if you or anyone you know may be interested, send your cv on. It is a great place to work for and its a great way to see the world without having to pay. Let me know if you have any questions.

http://www.mantisdeposition.com/?url=vacancies

[voodoo_melon]

Looks interesting But I wouldn't know what a mini e-beam source or Knudsen cell was if it kicked me up the arse so I'll pass

[me54022]

hahaha, and this is why the role is almost impossible to fill....

[frisbee]

Looks interesting But I wouldn't know what a mini e-beam source or Knudsen cell was if it kicked me up the arse so I'll pass

A broken mini e-beam source needs a smaller hammer to fix than a large e-beam source.

[MEL]

A broken mini e-beam source needs a smaller hammer to fix than a large e-beam source.

Surely you need an e-hammer to fix an e-beam

[nitrodave]

how much does it pay?

[me54022]

Im not sure exactly, it would be negotiable. maybe about 30k

[voodoo_melon]

A broken mini e-beam source needs a smaller hammer to fix than a large e-beam source.

Have you sent your CV in yet?

[TrIcK^]

No good for the field engineer, aint no one got time for dat!

Although I could probably do the Mech Assembly as I'm a Mech technician by trade. Good luck filling the other role though