December 2007 Meeting - Reminder!
0 Comments Published by Jen on Monday, December 17, 2007 at 12/17/2007.
Don't forget this month's meeting THIS WEDNESDAY, December 19, 2007 at 6:00pm
Topic: Building Scalable and Maintainable Web Applications (by Tom Cornilliac)
Location: OSU-Cascades Campus, Cascades Hall Room 118 (directions)
Cascades Hall is the last building on the right for anyone heading N. on College Way (or the first campus building on the left for anyone coming off Mt. Washington). No permits necessary for street parking, library parking (just across the street) or bookstore parking.
Click here for full info!
If you are interested in attending please contact Jen, or visit the page for this event at upcoming.org and click "I'm attending".
Agenda:
6:15pm - Announcements and door prizes
6:30pm - Presentation by Tom Cornilliac
8:00pm - Social at Silver Moon Brewing
Topic: Building Scalable and Maintainable Web Applications (by Tom Cornilliac)
Location: OSU-Cascades Campus, Cascades Hall Room 118 (directions)
Cascades Hall is the last building on the right for anyone heading N. on College Way (or the first campus building on the left for anyone coming off Mt. Washington). No permits necessary for street parking, library parking (just across the street) or bookstore parking.
Click here for full info!
If you are interested in attending please contact Jen, or visit the page for this event at upcoming.org and click "I'm attending".
Agenda:
6:15pm - Announcements and door prizes
6:30pm - Presentation by Tom Cornilliac
8:00pm - Social at Silver Moon Brewing
Labels: meetings
Software / Firmware Engineer
0 Comments Published by Jen on Friday, December 14, 2007 at 12/14/2007.
Overview:
Our client is looking for a Software/Firmware Engineer that can support product development through embedded firmware development and support test through LabVIEW test automation as needed.
Our client focuses on technologies that efficiently and reliably convert the energy of sunlight into useable electrical power. Our client’s technology generates clean, renewable power without depleting any natural resources or impacting our environment in any way.
Our client delivers grid-tied solar inverters from 1kW to 500kW with integrated monitoring solutions to the exploding solar photovoltaic industry. Sophisticated software, firmware, and hardware contribute to a first class inverter product. These inverters require extensive product qualification from both a regulatory and reliability perspective.
Our client offers a competitive salary, attractive benefits package, and a chance to change the world.
Responsibilities:
Read the COWPU job posting policy.
Our client is looking for a Software/Firmware Engineer that can support product development through embedded firmware development and support test through LabVIEW test automation as needed.
Our client focuses on technologies that efficiently and reliably convert the energy of sunlight into useable electrical power. Our client’s technology generates clean, renewable power without depleting any natural resources or impacting our environment in any way.
Our client delivers grid-tied solar inverters from 1kW to 500kW with integrated monitoring solutions to the exploding solar photovoltaic industry. Sophisticated software, firmware, and hardware contribute to a first class inverter product. These inverters require extensive product qualification from both a regulatory and reliability perspective.
Our client offers a competitive salary, attractive benefits package, and a chance to change the world.
Responsibilities:
- Develop embedded firmware for inverter based control and instrumentation system
- Develop embedded firmware for Internet based data monitoring platform
- Automate test systems for engineering and manufacturing
- Develop and maintain automated production line test tools for residential and commercial inverters
- Create automation and logging interfaces for test instrumentation
- Develop micro-grid system allowing for automated, grid isolated inverter operation
- Create optimized regulatory test tools to streamline regulatory testing
- Document system software requirements specifications, test cases, and qualification results
- Leverage best-practice software engineering processes, utilizing appropriate tools
- Strong software development background, familiar with all aspects of the software development life cycle
- Experience with TI DSP firmware development (24xx or 28xx preferred)
- Experience developing embedded firmware in C/C++
- Experience in developing embedded Internet based tools a plus
- Experience developing power converter or motor control firmware preferred
- Demonstrated LabVIEW development experience
- Experience in NI Teststand preferred
- Experience with software quality management tools such as SVN, Trac, Bugzilla
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Electrical Engineering preferred
- 5+ years experience in web-based system architecture design and development
- Good time management skills with project management experience a plus
- Strong leadership and communication skills
- Stay abreast of latest technologies and trends
- Balance working hard with playing hard
Read the COWPU job posting policy.
Labels: jobs
Anyone (besides Jen) planning to going to Macworld?
If you are planning to go, or will be in the San Francisco the week of January 14th be sure to check out the O'Reilly Happenings page for their schedule of events and a chance to get free admission to the Expo.
If you are planning to go, or will be in the San Francisco the week of January 14th be sure to check out the O'Reilly Happenings page for their schedule of events and a chance to get free admission to the Expo.
Labels: classes, conferences
Excellent Introduction to DV production
I found this book very easy and enjoyable to read. The author is very thorough and the example material is just enough to get you going. I highly suggest this book for anyone looking for a DV production primer.
~Chris, COWPU Member
More reviews of DV Filmmaking at O'Reilly
I found this book very easy and enjoyable to read. The author is very thorough and the example material is just enough to get you going. I highly suggest this book for anyone looking for a DV production primer.
~Chris, COWPU Member
More reviews of DV Filmmaking at O'Reilly
Labels: "book reviews"
