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ASIC Design Engineer	Marvell	$75,000	Santa Clara, CA, 95050	09/17/2010
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Entech Solar
Industry: Energy
City: Fort Worth, TX
ENTECH, Inc., is a high-technology solar energy company. ENTECH's patented concentrating systems produce electricity from sunlight for both space and terrestrial applications. Terrestrial applications vary in size from one kilowatt remote power units, using the SunLine product, to large multi-megawatt utility power plants, using our SolarRow product. Space applications include the award-winning 2.5 kW SCARLET array on the NASA/JPL Deep Space 1 spacecraft, which had a spectacular rendezvous with Comet Borelly in September 2001.
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