Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Delphi programming needs

I am looking for an advanced undergraduate or graduate student to assist with some Delphi programming needs that I have this fall semester. I would like to hire someone on an hourly basis. Contact me via email with a resume: Christine.Pomeroy@utah.edu 

Thank you.

Regards,
Christine Pomeroy

Christine A. Pomeroy, Ph.D., P.E.
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of Utah

Web programmer needed

I’m the co-founder of Find A Place, LLC based out of Idaho and I currently am a student at the U. Find A Place is a real estate “.com” company that is still in development. We are in need of a student or two that is willing to help us launch the site. We need someone who has basic flash skills, advanced skills would be great, they need to know how to connect to a database server (MySQL or XML) with flash (action script) or someone who could learn how. We also need someone who is handy with Ajax or Mootools or anything to the liking. On top of that, JavaScript, any graphics design and HTML is a must. We could also use a second individual who knows how to make phone apps, if someone knows how to make an app talk to a MySQL server than they would be great. 

I have done web development as a contractor in the past and I would love to show someone the ropes of the business side of web development. This would be a great opportunity for a student to learn practical experience in the work force. We would need one or two people sooner than later and the pay is low but negotiable. 

Anyone interested can contact me at brianpayne@findaplace.usor call my cell 336.213.3790.

Thanks,
Brian Payne
Find A Place, LLC
Web Developer/Vic Pres.
336.213.3790

University of Utah Weather-Related Programming Opportunities

Help design, develop and implement software to enhance U/U Atmospheric
Science's  publicly available web-based products
(http://mesowest.utah.edu) that are used extensively for many
applications, including protection of life and property. You will help
to interface applications with open source SQL databases and integrate
disparate systems into cohesive products. Responsibilities are to help
develop, manage, and design web-based software and databases for
internal and external customers using research-driven products. You
will assist with development of data standards and protocols for a
national level data expansion project designed to augment existing
federal agency programs. You should be comfortable working in a
congenial research environment alongside other research employees.
Candidates must be self-driven and accountable under minimal
supervision to reach project goals with guidance.


Qualifications, Skills, and Preferences

No one is expected to have all of the following, but the it does
provide an indication of the breadth of skills that are applicable.

Qualifications:
B.S. degree in computer science, atmospheric or related sciences, or
physics or mathematics. Experience in software development, with
knowledge of database integration, or academic research experience in
meteorology and computer science. Certificates of completion of other
technical programs a plus. Or equivalent education and technical
experience.

Skills:
Experience developing web application in PERL, HTML (XHTML/HTML5),
CSS, Javascript, and common Map APIs
Skills in designing and creating simple relational databases with
MySQL or equivalent database architecture
Familiarity with software version control
Strong experience working in standard and non-standard Unix environments
Ability to assist in application migration to new hardware and
technologies, including code reviews and rewrites in various languages
as needed
	
Preferences
	
- Work experience with scientific programming languages such as IDL,
Matlab, or Python Numpy and Scipy.
- Experience with parallel or multi-threaded applications.
- Familiarity with scientific computing and working with large data
sets, often in multidimensional gridded formats.
- Knowledge or experience with numerical weather prediction modeling.
- Knowledge and interest in general weather products.
- Ability to work with National Weather Service (NWS) and National
Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) data products


For more information, contact Nola Lucke (nola.lucke@utah.edu) and see
the official job posting #44223 at the University of Utah HR web site:
http://www.employment.utah.edu/staff/

Internship: Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence Application Intern

Company: Intel Corporation
 
Contact: Rajah Subramanian (rajah.a.subramanian@intel.com)
 
Location: Phoenix, AZ
 
Duration: September 2011 – December 2011 (can be extended full or part time based on necessity and mutual agreement)
 
Project Description:
 
This project is to explore artificial intelligence techniques to improve and automate problem management analysis to aid the problem specialists get to the root cause or problems faster. We have over a million incidents in our environments and a manual analysis of these incidents is close to impossible. Using AI we expect to understand the “clusters” and the “possible causations” from a data centric perspective and enable the problem management process to be successful.
 
The project involves the following tasks:
 
  1. Working with stakeholders to identify the correct data set from various data sources.
  2. Pull the data from these sources and perform necessary manipulation to prepare the data set for machine learning analysis.
  3. Work with subject matter experts to build data models for specific problems identified in the proof of concept.
  4. Build/Recommend GUI for displaying results from the machine learning analysis.
  5. Present results to stakeholders in a timely manner and constantly work with them for feedback and improvements.
  6. Build solutions that are reusable and re-implementable – the proof of concept will eventually be an IT wide application for data analysis.
  7. Potentially publish or present results in industry/research conferences. 
Education:
                Pursuing M.S or PhD in USA.
                (PhD preferred)
 
Skills Required:
Data Mining,
Machine Learning,
Artificial Intelligence,
Cluster Analysis,
Statistical Tools with Visual Representation,
Database Management,
SQL or other Query languages,
Good programming skills in any language – for pulling data from various sources.
Students with previous experience working with large data sets are preferred.
 

Monday, August 1, 2011

Mozenda Needs Web Developer

Mozenda is a tech startup based in Orem. We're revolutionizing the way people gather and analyze information from the web, and we're looking for great people to join our small, hardcore team of focused engineers. We're profitable and debt free with money in the bank to fund new projects, and we're growing fast.

You will work with a small team of developers and a web designer to build a new web-based product using existing Mozenda technologies as a starting point. You will also work directly with the Mozenda's chief architect. Since we will be building a new product, you will have the opportunity to choose how you contribute and to influence what we build. We want you to own your projects and feel passionate about them.

We use Javascript and jQuery to build our web applications. The web applications communicate with our back-end services using AJAX/JSON. Our back-end services are written in C#/.NET and run on Windows servers. We use Microsoft SQL Server for our database, memcached for caching, and our servers use PGM to communicate with each other over our network. We do other things too, such as REST API's, Windows applications using .NET Windows Forms, and even a bit of C++ and COM here and there.

We have part-time and full-time positions available. 

Contact Corey Young by emailing corey.young@mozenda.com or calling 801-471-3384.

REQUIREMENTS

- XHTML, CSS, and Javascript expert.
- Experience with AJAX.
- Experience with a web framework such as jQuery or Ext JS.
- Excellent work ethic and attention to detail. Organized.
- Fast learner.
- Obsessive about quality and correctness.

NICE-TO-HAVE'S

- Experience with Microsoft technologies (C#, SQL Server, etc.)
- A strong portfolio of past work.
- Startup experience.

BENEFITS & PERKS

- Free snacks, drinks, and friday lunch
- Free dinner any day you're here late
- Competitive pay
- Mack daddy computer with three monitors
- Really flexible hours

Wanted: Computer Tech $11 per hour

Must have work study funds for 2011-2012
Position: Lab Aide Department Number: 00149
Hourly Wage: $11.00 Telephone: 585-8985x2
Home Page: https://support.csbs.utah.edu
Department: CSBS Computing Hours Per Week: 20
Contact: Faith Kelly Email: faith@csbs.utah.edu

Qualifications: Applicants must be awarded work study funds for the 2011-2012 academic year.
This position will primarily assist with the resolution of support requests by receiving inbound calls, placing outbound calls and assisting CSBS support staff. Tasks include light lifting and transport of computer equipment across campus, basic computer setup tasks and direct support contact with end users. Applicants must be reliable and able to complete assigned tasks with limited supervision. Interpersonal and customer-service skills and some computer/technical knowledge is required. Applicant required to work well in a team environment.

NOTE: The terms of employment will be begin August 22, 2011 and extend through June 2012.
During University term breaks, work-study employee can work up to 40 hours per week. Please apply on-line through Campus Information Services (CIS). Job ID number 44167.

Web Developer

We are looking for a full time web developer to start immediately in a creative environment located in Salt Lake. Applicant must be able to solve problems and be willing to push the limits on new projects. Applicant must be familiar with following.  

-- PHP
-- Mysql
-- HTML/CSS
-- JavaScript
-- OOD

Following skills a plus

-- Cold Fusion
-- Flash
-- Flex
-- Photoshop
-- Illustrator

Salary is based on experience.

Please send a resume to bret@spotlighthometours.com