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Started by Joe Cuschieri
Thu, 16 Jan 1997 00:00
Boca Raton, FL, Digital Eng. Pos.
Author: Joe Cuschieri
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1997 00:00
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The Department of Ocean Engineering at Florida Atlantic University currently has the following job opportunities. Interested applicants should send a copy of their resume to either Joe Cuschieri or Lester LeBlanc. The job opportunities are associated with a research program on Autonomous Underwater Vehicles and Sonar Systems. Digital Electrical Engineers with Real Time and C Programming Experience: Design and develop predominantly digital electronic systems for the acquisition of Sonar data. Applicants should have experience in ADC and DAC, DSP, FPGA, programmable logic, embedded microprocessor system designs, Real Time programming and C or C++. Familiarity with bus interfacing, (VME or PC) is an advantage. Some analogue electronic experience is desirable but not necessary. The successful applicant will work closely with a group of engineers working on Sonar projects related to Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUV's). The work will involve integration of off the shelf components with stand alone SBC (unix or vxworks based system), design of digital hardware, implementation of processing software, and sonar image processing. For additional information regarding the Ocean Engineering Department at Florida Atlantic University please see http://www.oe.fau.edu/ Please send a copy of your resume and references to: Professor Lester LeBlanc lleblanc@.oe.fau.edu Ocean Engineering Department Tel: 407-367-2792 or Professor Joe Cuschieri joe@jmc.oe.fau.edu Ocean Engineering Department Tel: 407-367-3438 Florida Atlantic University FAX: 407-367-3885 777 Glades Road Boca Raton Florida 33431 -- Joe Cuschieri joe@jmc.oe.fau.edu Center for Acoustics and Vibration http://jmc.oe.fau.edu/~joe/ Ocean Engineering Department Tel: 407-367-3438 Florida Atlantic University FAX: 407-367-3885
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