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CEO Approval

Ralph G. Quinsey

President, CEO, and Director

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1 out of 1 TriQuint Reviews

January 09, 2009
“ Good place to work ”
Senior Engineer in Portland, OR
they are reasonable people, honest share news and business situation. they do profit sharing. CEO acctually calls you on your birthday! pay is OK, not bad at all.

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