WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY IS constantly testing the limit and wireless communications applications may offer almost unlimited career prospects for technology R&D in Hong Kong.
The universities are realising this and the top universities now have radio frequency laboratories where students can begin work on projects.
'We believe we can attract good people because we offer a chance to work at the forefront of innovation with world-class facilities and first rate colleagues near the world's fastest-growing market and producer of technology,' said Chih-Lin I, vice-president and R&D director, communications technologies group, Astri.
Wavecom also offered the advantage of 'working in advanced Edge communications technology and improving their skills by working with engineers based overseas', said Didier Dutronc, Wavecom group vice-president and head of Asia-Pacific
region.
At Astri, Wavecom or any of the firms in the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks, an engineer starting out may work in a specialist R&D team.