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Software
Engineer
Interested
parties should submit resumes or questions to
[email protected].
General Job
Description
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Design the software
components including firmware, user interface, and data manipulation of a
miniature mass spectrometer |
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Write corresponding
firmware for ancillary components |
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Provide innovative design
to add to Company�s IP position |
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Interact with electrical
engineering staff and contractors |
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Manage project direction |
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The Software
Engineer provides highly technical design of software while allowing for easy
use by an untrained user.� Responsibilities include project management and
design for all phases of project additions.
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Essential
Duties and Responsibilities
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Develop functional
mathematic capability in firmware |
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Integrate software
control for required components (pumps, vacuum measurement, etc) |
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Develop firmware for use
with the electronic components |
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Develop TCP/IP
communication and control |
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Communicate software
needs with outside contractors |
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Determine design
feasibility of new product launches |
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Develop and maintain
company website |
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The Senior
Engineer will be required to design every component needed to manufacture GAT
technologies.� This work will encompass the oversight of the outsourced
contractors associated with the project.
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Qualifications
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Bachelor of Science
degree in Computer Science/Programming from an accredited institution. |
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Five years of experience
as a software engineer.� Knowledge of firmware and user interface design is
required. |
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Effective verbal and
written communication skills, including presentation skills.�
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Effective interpersonal
skills and leadership abilities. |
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Effective analytical and
problem-solving skills. |
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Advanced project
management skills; ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks and
projects concurrently. |
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Comfort in the start-up
environment. |
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The candidate
must be capable of tackling the entire design and commercialization plan of new
products generated by a high growth start-up firm.�
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