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Looking for a seasoned Senior Mechanical Engineer in Wisc.

09/18/2006 12:59 PM

I'm looking to fill 3 Engineer positions in Germantown, Wisc. The salary is between $55-$65K and are can be direct hire, depending on the candidate. The 3 positions are a Senior Mechanical Engineer, an Application Engineer, and a Controls Engineer. My client designs and manufactures custom web processing equipment for the converting industry. Please contact me for detailed job descriptions and information.

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rambroziak@pastaffing.com
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Re: Looking for a seasoned Senior Mechanical Engineer in Wisc.

09/19/2006 4:25 PM

Cost of living must be lower out there, but I just got an intro level mech. engineering job starting at 55K. (Metro Boston Area)
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Re: Looking for a seasoned Senior Mechanical Engineer in Wisc.

09/19/2006 4:40 PM

After looking it up on salary.com it looks like there is a 10K difference living in Wisconsin. I moved from Boston to Albany and took a pay decrees, but I'm doing better because the cost of living is so much less.

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