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Started by Michael Boca
Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00
MS-Windows Software Engineer: CellNet Data Systems: San Carlos, Ca
Author: Michael Boca
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00
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MS-Windows Software Engineer CellNet Data Systems The Opportunity/Requirements Port real-time Windows 3.1 applications to run on all on windows platforms and assume design, development and maintenance responsibility for a major PC package. Excellent opportunity to work in a tools development team and to apply and extend your skill set to all aspects of PC software. Position requires a BSCS and 2+ years experience beyond college in Windows C and/or C++ programming. Experience with real time applications, serial protocols, cellular networks, Windows 95 and NT SDK as well as MS C++ foundation classes, DLLs, DOS APIs, LabView, MapInfo, and MapBasic, Stirling installers, ForeHelp, and Greenleaf are all plusses. The Company... CellNet Data Systems, located in San Carlos, CA, is a network information services company specializing in wireless Network Information Systems (NIS) and other value added services for the utility industry. We're 10 years old, have over 500 employees, are incredibly well financed, and became a public company in September, 1996. Our ambition is to become the dominant fixed point wireless data service company in the world. Currently, we are signing several long term contracts with large utilities to install wireless transmitters in each of their customer's electric meters. For more details about CellNet, please visit our homepage at www.cellnet.com. Field positions are also available at the following locations: San Carlos, CA (Bay area) Kansas City, MO St. Louis, MO Minneapolis, MN Seattle, WA What's next? For further consideration, contact Mike Boca through any of the following alternatives: Internet: mboca@cellnet.com Fax: (415)508-6880 Mail: CellNet Data Systems 125 Shoreway Rd. San Carlos, Ca., 94070
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