unhd (Roy M. Turner) (11/10/90)
Research Project Engineer Needed:
The Marine Systems Engineering Laboratory at the University of
New Hampshire, a small research lab focused on the development of
underwater robotic vehicles and systems, needs a person to lead
its efforts to develop real time A.I./Symbolic Processing for
Intelligent Guidance & Control. This includes the planning
necessary to define specific research goals and milestones.
Responsibilities include: Conceptualize, design and implement
computer systems software for the EAVE (Experimental Autonomous
VEhicles) systems; analyze and evaluate the performance of de-
veloped software concepts through the use of various signal
processing techniques and computer analysis; present the results
of research through the publication of papers and participation
in scientific workshops and conferences; direct research staff in
their efforts to accomplish the defined research goals; interact
effectively with other researchers in order to maintain active
communication and sharing of results.
The successful applicant enjoys working in a project oriented,
team environment. He/she should have a strong background in both
numeric and symbolic programming (C, Unix, LISP, Object Oriented
Programming) as well as an understanding of microcomputer hard-
ware systems and their interface to sensor subsystems. This
position offers a challenging opportunity for professional growth
in a flexible research environment.
Minimum qualifications: Bachelor's degree in appropriate field
of engineering or physics; five years experience related to field
of expertise of which at least three are in system software
development; expertise in design of complex components, equip-
ment, and analysis of experimental data. Salary: $32,740 to
$51,050; starting salary normally not to exceed $36,810. Send
resume (non citizens must include current visa status) by Novem-
ber 26, 1990 to: Richard Blidberg, Marine Systems Engineering
Lab., Marine Program Bldg., University of New Hampshire, Durham,
NH 03824. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. UNH is
an AA/EEO Employer.
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Roy M. Turner
Research Assistant Professor
Dept. of Computer Science/Marine Systems Engineering Laboratory