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US/CA/Bay area - Windows NT/C++/Java Senior (5yrs exp.) SW Engineers
#222
Author: manish mehta
Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2000 00:00
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Sapphire Software is a leading software solutions provider to
semiconductor market. We have a need for 4-5 SW engineers with
background in equipment control and automation.


Send your resume to manish@sapsoft.com



This person needs to have experience in developing Object Oriented GUI
software in MFC/C++. Knowledge of Java will be a strong plus also. 
Experiences in GUI workflow design, doing rapid prototyping through
screen shots and mockups, image manipulation, charting, graphing,
machine control are major pluses.  The software developer will also be
responsible for developing software requirements, performing domain
analysis, designing, implementing and testing the software components in
MFC/C++.


Position Responsibilities (% approx. time)
	Responsibility	Percent
1.		Requirements Development, GUI Workflow prototype development	20
2.		Design/Implement GUI Workflow Application 	55
3.		Test and Document	25

Qualifications

Education : MS/BS in Computer Science		Years of Experience : 5+ years

Minimum Skills (Software, Hardware, tools, etc.)

1.	5+ years in C++.
2.	Proven Experience in OO GUI frameworks in particular MFC.
3.	3+ years experience in either Windows NT.
4.	Strong analytical skills
5.	Should be able to use Object Modeling techniques (Booch, OMT, UML)
6.	Excellent written and oral communication skills


Preferred Skills : 

1.	Workflow modeling experience.
2.	Experience in  Java : JFC/AWT.
3.	Experience in other component technology such OLE/COM.
4.	Experience in semiconductor equipment industry.
Re: US/CA/Bay area - Windows NT/C++/Java Senior (5yrs exp.) SW Engineers
#223
Author: Walter Driedger
Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2000 00:00
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Interesting estimate of resource allocation.  I always thought that
specification development was 33%, programming 33% and testing 33%. 
Of course you can always follow the 10% / 100% / 90% method.

Walter.

manish mehta wrote:

> Position Responsibilities (% approx. time)
>         Responsibility  Percent
> 1.              Requirements Development, GUI Workflow prototype development    20
> 2.              Design/Implement GUI Workflow Application       55
> 3.              Test and Document       25
>
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