Embedded Application Developer

Jul 01, 2005 1 Replies

Embedded Application Developer



eNGENUITY Technologies develops software tools and components for building advanced Human-Machine Interfaces and Simulations. We are committed to providing leading technology and solutions for enhancing our customers' development processes. Visit our website at

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Job Summary:



The developer will be responsible for working on customer contracts to develop applications using the eNGENUITY Technologies (ETI) graphics based tools (VAPS product family: VAPS, VAPS XT, CCGLite, QCG).


Responsibilities: Prepare project estimates based on customer requirements; Deliver complete solution including requirements analysis, solution architecture, implementation, testing and documentation;



Integrate ETI products into the customers' environment;



Provide hands-on customer training;



Assist in shaping ETI's existing product roadmap by providing Marketing and R&D with emerging market needs.


Qualifications: Bachelor?s Degree in Computer Science, Engineering or a related discipline;



Minimum 4 years of C/C++ application development of experience;



Minimum 2 years OpenGL experience;



2 years experience in embedded systems;

Ability to analyze customers? challenges and propose solutions;



Excellent interpersonal, communication and organizational skills;



Strong programming ability;



Candidate must be a US Citizen;


The successful candidate must enjoy customer contact and be willing to travel occasionally frequently within North America.



The following would also be considered an asset:



Multi-platform experience (Windows, Unix, Linux)



U.S. Security Clearance



MFC



VxWorks, Integrity



DY4, Radstone



Graphics design experience



D0178B experience



3D Out the Window tools: ModIOS Stealth, Vega, Mantis, Performer


If interested please contact:



Laura Schmid snipped-for-privacy@engenuitytech.com



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You might have better luck if you gave some hint as to where the position is located. Particularly when 1) you want a U.S. citizen,

2) Your main office is in Montreal, and 3) your web site lists a U.S. office, but provides no hint of where it is located (not even an area code...).

Regards,

-=Dave

Change is inevitable, progress is not.

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