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1 total messages Started by Richard Isaacman GSC Tue, 29 Aug 1995 00:00
Software Developers for Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission
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Author: Richard Isaacman GSC
Date: Tue, 29 Aug 1995 00:00
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                       IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

General Sciences Corporation, a subsidiary of SAIC, is the Support 
Services Contractor for the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM)
Science Data and Information System (TSDIS) at NASA/GSFC. We have 
immediate openings for three positions:

Position #057A:  Software Toolkit Developer
   Requires 2 years experience developing C code under UNIX,
   using CASE tools and formal design methodology such as structure
   charts and PDL.  Experience developing standardized APIs is a
   major plus, as is experience with satellite data processing.

Position #057B:  Satellite Software Developer
   Requires 2 years experience developing C code under UNIX, to
   produce level 1 data products.  Experience with satellite data 
   processing a must.  Experience with calibration/geolocation 
   software and HDF are strong plusses.

Position #207: Software Integration and Test
   Requires development and execution of test procedures; writing
   UNIX shell scripts and system integration plans; and readthrough
   of C code.  Requires 3 years experience in formal software
   testing under UNIX.  Experience with CaseVision and system
   engineering are plusses.

Please forward your resume, identifying position of interest, to:

      General Sciences Corporation
      Attn: TRMM
      6100 Chevy Chase Dr.
      Laurel, MD 20707

or fax to (301) 953-1213.  Electronic queries or resumes can also 
be e-mailed to isaacman@ame.gsfc.nasa.gov.   EEO/AAP employer.
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