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Looking for MODULA-2 Software Developer 3+ yrs exp. MA Medical Company (Waltham area)

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Date: Wed, 22 Nov 1995 16:09
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Job Description: Looking for individual to join a 4 person
software development team developing control software for a
medical instrument.  Most of the software runs on a
standard PC which is used to control the instrument;
some development is for the ROM based embedded controllers
within the instrument.

Job Requirements:

  * Minimum 3 years experience (5 years or more preferred).
  * Must have minimum of 3 years experience programming real-time code in a
    structured procedural language such as C/C++, PASCAL, MODULA-2, or PL/M.
  * Must have experience working on a large software project (three or more
    developers).
  * Must have experience writing software documentation (such as Functional 
    Requirements, Functional Specifications, and Design documentation).
  * Assembly Language programming experience a plus.
  * Programming experience with Intel family of microprocessors (80x86) and
    microcontrollers (8051, etc.) a plus.
  * Experience designing and debugging ROM based code (i.e. on an  
    embedded controller) is a strong plus.

Qualified candidates should fax resumes to:

	Software Manager, ACL-Fut, (617) 861-4233

Company is located in Waltham MA area off of Rt 128
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