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From: li51x@sdcc3.UUCP (li51x)
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Subject: Re: Job wanted in Israel
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Date: Sat, 26-Jan-85 23:11:35 EST
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>      Any pointers to possible positions or firms would be greatly
> appreciated.  

The following is taken from the 1/25/85 issue of San Diego's
Heritage newspaper in the article
"Haifa: City on Microchip Mountain" by Carl Alpert:

A score of companies employ 5000 people and this past year did a
combined export business of close to half a billion dollars.
Some of the smaller companies are still located on the grounds of
the Technion; others are in Haifa's Advanced Technology Center.

--Elscint makes medical imaging equipment
--Elbit manufactures defense-related electronic equipment and
      telecommunications   (The parent firm of these two is Elron).
--Baraket Technologies, less than a year old, has a phonewriter
      secretarial workstation for about $3000.
--Intel Israel turns out chips, among other products[sic].
--The Sintel Company, founded five years ago, develops, manufactures,
      and markets microprocessor based equipment.
--Others: Lidex, Kulso, Zoran, Fibronics, Microkim, Optrotech

As Haifa is a beautiful coastal city (at a lattitude comparable to
San Diego's), this might be a good place to start.
--Michelle