hey kieun,
so are you looking for a job on the west coast?
i was bringing home ~$85k when i left IBM.
i think the cost of living  is a little lower in LA compared to
silicon valley.  whats going on with cardio mems?

oh, my email at MCT is
[email protected]

see ya,
dan



[email protected] wrote:
Does anyone know what a typical salary would be for MEMS process and materials
engineers in the Los Angeles area with a MS in EE and about 6 years of MEMS
background? Thank you.

--Kieun Kim

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