LabVIEW Engineer [Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer]

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Mathan wrote:
Contact details?
[Edit: I hope these are the contact details that i get from your other thread. Confirm it please.
The job location is in Boston, Massachusetts. You can send your resume to [email protected]]
Message Edited by Mathan on 11-20-2009 09:33 AM
That is nice of you mathan.
@ op: Please try giving as much details and contact info.

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Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer with 6 month of MNC Industry work experience looking for job change

Hi,
I am Vishal. I am Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer. Working on contract position as Junior Engineer from sasken communication on customer place National Instrument. Looking for permenant position.

I am need of a CLD or CLAD for a direct hire or long term contract opportunity in western New York. Please contact me at 716-677-2667 Ext 12 or 888-297-4825 Ext 12 to discuss.
Thank you,
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Certification Nugget: CLAD - Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer

About the CLAD Exam:
The clad_exam_prep_guide_english.pdf states that "A CLAD demonstrates a broad and complete understanding of the core features and functionality available in the LabVIEW Full Development System and possesses the ability to apply that knowledge to develop, debug, and maintain small LabVIEW modules." In other words, you should be able to to string LabVIEW functions together into meaningful LabVIEW code in accordance with LabVIEW best practices. You are mostly book-learned, but can develop and maintain small VIs, updating them as necessary.
The test itself is a one-hour multiple-choice exam with a passing grade of 70% and is available at Pearson VUE testing centers or NI branch offices. You'll get something to write on, and something to write with, in case you have to work out some problems.
NI Preparation Information:
The Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer (CLAD) Exam Preparation E-Kit is National Instrument's official CLAD exam prep kit. You will find links to their exam prep guide, practice exams and other helpful items.
My Journey to become an NI Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer:
After quickly reviewing a sample CLAD test, in May of 2013 I walked into a test center, took the test and passed. Simple, huh? In truth, it was the culmination of about seven years of preparation - although I hadn't thought of it as such back then. It was all about visiting the NI LabVIEW Forum at least once a day, even if I had no questions to ask. Sometimes I just combed the forum looking for interesting topics. If I didn't understand something, I wasn't afraid to ask questions. I wasn't afraid to defend my position. (And occasionally I was even right!) Eventually I found that I was answering questions as well as asking them. My next question to ask was to myself: "Why not try the CLAD test?" So I glanced at a sample test, realized it felt more like a review than a test, walked into a test center, took the test and passed.
The reason behind my getting certified was to have something on my resume to compete with LabVIEW developers that had twice as much experience - or more - than I did. Seven years of experience may seem like a lot, but it's not.
Since then, I had become a CLD. With the CLAD, I showed that I knew basic LabVIEW concepts; with the CLD, I showed that, not only could I talk the talk, I could walk the walk. (The CLA shows that you can talk the talk and walk the walk, all while chewing gum and juggling a few chainsaws.)
My Personal Recommendations to Candidates:
This section will be a bit different than the corresponding sections in the other certification nuggets because there are really no specific strategies to doing well on the test other than know how to do well on a multiple choice exam. Instead, I will focus how to gather the LabVIEW knowledge necessary for you to pass the exam as well as discuss the path forward. That being said:
Check out the CLAD kit for sure, but I cannot stress enough the importance of being a regular visitor to the NI LabVIEW forum. The LabVIEW Gurus live there. Ask questions. Ask for clarification. Fill up from the information fire hose. If you're like me, it will only make you thirstier.
Follow the tutorials listed here (at the bottom, Looking for Free Training).
If you own a copy of LabVIEW or have LabVIEW installed at work, check to see if there is an active SSP. Oftentimes your employer doesn't even realize that the license includes free online training and is very glad to let you make use of it. Just make sure you get permission. It is their license, not yours. With the SSP you can take the online equivalents of the LabVIEW CORE classes (1,2 and 3) as well as a host of other courses.
Get the LabVIEW Home Bundle! It's the LabVIEW FULL Development system - for $50! You can't use it for commercial use, but heck. FIFTY BUCKS! Nothing like learning by doing.
Use the CLAD as a stepping stone to your CLD. You got your CLAD to distinguish yourself from the crowd only to learn that having a CLAD is like being a second lieutenant in the army. (Hint: The army is full of them.) Study hard and get that CLD! Become a senior officer! Show the world - and yourself - that you are serious about LabVIEW!
Comments?
I hope you found this nugget to be useful. I invite you to share your CLAD experiences: "The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat," as it were. To the candidates: Study hard. Soak up the wealth of information from the NI LabVIEW forum. Fear not the CLAD test.

gregoryj wrote:
I've been hesitant to take the CLAD because I've read that it really doesn't mean much, and should not be taken if you don't intend to take the CLD. In my current position, I never work in a team (on software) or make very large applications, so I'm not sure my experience would prepare me for the CLD.
While it's true that it is a stepping stone to the CLD, it can also be used as a measuring stick to see how much you really know about LabVIEW. I actually think it could benefit you greatly because it will really make you start thinking "LabVIEW" if you haven't already. It's cheap and it's a short test. It could be a wise investment.
Plus, many places I've interviewed for give you a few questions right out of the practice exams to gauge your experience level. If you show that you're a CLAD, they may waive that test. In fact, some LabVIEW houses have been known to take a CLAD and train them up the a CLD - and pay for the test!

Certified LABview Associate developer with one year experience & Instrumentation Engineering Background.

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gregoryj wrote:
I've been hesitant to take the CLAD because I've read that it really doesn't mean much, and should not be taken if you don't intend to take the CLD. In my current position, I never work in a team (on software) or make very large applications, so I'm not sure my experience would prepare me for the CLD.
While it's true that it is a stepping stone to the CLD, it can also be used as a measuring stick to see how much you really know about LabVIEW. I actually think it could benefit you greatly because it will really make you start thinking "LabVIEW" if you haven't already. It's cheap and it's a short test. It could be a wise investment.
Plus, many places I've interviewed for give you a few questions right out of the practice exams to gauge your experience level. If you show that you're a CLAD, they may waive that test. In fact, some LabVIEW houses have been known to take a CLAD and train them up the a CLD - and pay for the test!

LabVIEW Freelance Developer

LabVIEW
Freelance Developer.
I am a
Telecommunication Engineer with 2.5 years of experience with LabVIEW and Ni
Products. Actually I am living in Spain, but flying to other places
is “No problem”.
I’ve done
the following certifications and courses:
Certifications:
CPI (Certified Professional
Instructor)
CLD (Certified LabVIEW
Developer)
CLAD (Certified LabVIEW
Associate Developer)
Courses:
LabVIEW Advanced I
LabVIEW Intermidiate I and II
LabVIEW Basics I and II
CompactRIO and LabVIEW
Development course
I am
considered a LabVIEW expert because:
I can make real readable,
scalable, documented and maintainable applications in LabVIEW.
Guarantee time of project to be
delivered with no risks (TimeToMarket!!).
Make proyects covering all
proyect phases, since Specifications, Design, Implementation, Documentation,
up to delivering the proyect.
If
interested on meeting me please email me at: [email protected] or can call
me at 0034 636189886.

A little more info about me. In addition to labview experience I have a PhD in chemical physics and 6 years postdoctoral experience in the field of optical spectroscopy, manipulation and diagnostics. I have built and designed many research experiments including and incorporating labview control, acquisition and analysis software. These have included ultra sensitive absorption and Raman spectroscopy instruments and advanced optical tweezer systems to simple undergraduate practical experiments and associated software.

LabVIEW Software Developer/Hardware Integrator

La Jolla, CA based automation and custom solutions provider seeking LabVIEW software developers.
Job Description
Seeking a National Instruments LabVIEW Software Developer/Hardware Integrator to join our team developing customized automated control and test equipment.
The preferred candidate will have 1-5 years experience in software development and hardware integration using LabVIEW and some experience with embedded C. Candidate must have hands-on experience interfacing and calibrating various transducer signals to both National Instruments and Third Party data acquisition boards.
Software Experience
Programming experience with an understanding of a majority of the items below:
Labview Programming 1-5 years
GOOP/LVOOP
Database Connectivity
RS232 and USB COM programming
Real Time Systems
AIO, DIO, Counter Configuration and Operation
Producer/Consumer Architecture
Queues, Events, Timed Loops, Objects, Multithreading, Hardware Triggering, Variants, Code Interface Nodes, PID
ActiveX, DLL APIs
LabVIEW Application Deployment (building and deploying executables)
*A preference will be given to candidates who have experience in both NI Data Acquisition hardware and Embedded Arm Development.
Hardware Experience
Candidates will have demonstrated experience (or at least a basic understanding of) in the integration of transducers and signal conditioning commonly used in Biomedical/Biotech industries into data acquisition and control systems including but not limited to:
Temperature (TCs, RTDs, and Thermistors)
Photodiodes
pH,DO,ORP Electrodes
Liquid/Gas Valves
Liquid/Gas Pumps/Compressors
Motion (Stepper and DC Servo) including Quadrature Encoders
Pneumatic displacement cylinders
Lighting (Bulbs and LEDs)
Solid State and Mechanical Relays for AC/DC power switching
Thermoelectric Coolers
Digital Switching and Bus Communication (DIO, SPI, Counter, Triggering, etc.)
Education
Some college-level experience in Electrical/Computer/Optical/Bio/Chemical Engineering and/or Computer Science. A formal degree is not as important as capabilities and creativity. Previous Experience with National Instruments LabVIEW Training is highly desired. Understanding of AC/DC circuit basics is a requirement and a preference will be given to candidates with more component level electronics experience.
Positions
We have both part-time and full-time positions available in our La Jolla, CA office. We are a company specializing in the development of custom automation solutions for various clients primarily in the Biotech/Biomedical/Oceanography areas. We are a small, but growing company looking for individuals who like a diverse work environment filled with unique challenges that are constantly changing.
If you enjoy using your creativity and talents in a fun entrepreneurial environment and like the idea of working in the beautiful surf-town of La Jolla, CA then we want to hear from you...
www.labviewautomation.com

Hey, I own a Canadian built sailboat, drink the occasional Canadian beer, watch CKWS on cable, can say Eh! with the best of them, had my first anniversary honeymoon in Ottawa. I even have a loonie in my pocket and $5cdn in my wallet You have to be Canadian? Winters are milder there than where I live too.
Fixed wire, that is for those posters in the other threads that insist on posting for the 3 -4 year old jobs! How else will he get them to apply in a timely fashion?
Putnam
Certified LabVIEW Developer
Senior Test Engineer
Currently using LV 6.1-LabVIEW 2012, RT8.5
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Certified Associate Developer with over 30 years software and hardware experience posting resume.

I am currently looking for a position that involves Labview project development in the Milwaukee or Chicago area. Attached is my resume.
Thank you.
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Hi,
We have an immediate need for a LabVIEW programmer for our client in Cleveland, OH.
Certified candidates are preferred but otherwise will be considered as well.
Please send me your resume if you are interested and indicate a good time to reach you and I will call you to discuss further.
Sree Chitra
Technical Recruiter
Volt Technical Resources
23240 Chagrin Boulevard, Suite 135 | Cleveland, OH 44122
t: 216.464.4400 | f: 216.464.8461
[email protected] | www.volt.com

NI LabVIEW Base Development System for Windows and NI CVS-1454

I have NI CVS-1454 and NI LabVIEW Base Development System for Windows (LabVIEW 8.5, no LabVIEW Real-Time Module and Vision Development Module). How can I build a LabView-program and run it on my CVS-1454?
Kirill Kostousov

Hi Kirill,
In order to use your CVS-1454 you will need to buy the LabVIEW Real-Time Module and Vision Development Module as these features are not supported in your version of LabVIEW.
Thomas Clark
Applications Engineer
National Instruments UK & Ireland

Labview Full Developement System 8.2 on Windows 7

Hi there,
I have a question about the compatibility of Labview Full Developement System 8.2 and Windows 7.
Is it possible to run this system without problems on a PC that is using Windows 7?
I am also using the Labview DSC module (version 8.2.1).
I'm just wondering if I will get problems when I am going to run programs that I made, in Windows 7.
Or is there a new version of Labview that is compatible with Windows 7?
If so, is it possible to use older versions of Labview in this new version (bij transfering the files).
I hope to hear soon from some of you.
Regards,
Kenny

LabVIEW 2009 is the first LabVIEW version officially compatible with Windows 7 (see also)
Quote: Starting with 6.0.2, LabVIEW should run on newer, unlisted versions of Windows without error messages, but these are not officially supported.
(However, I was able to run LabVIEW 8.2 just fine under windows 7 64 bit. I don't know if there are potential DSC issues. Another option is the windows XP compatibility mode virtual PC available for some version of Windows 7).
LabVIEW 2009 and 2010 are fully compatible with Windows 7. You should be able to open your LabVIEW 8.2 files fin in any newer version. For details, have a look at the LabVIEW version compatibility matrix.
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Will Labview VIs developed on a MacIntosh run on a Windows PC? How about visa versa?

Will Labview VIs developed on a MacIntosh run on a Windows PC? How about visa versa?
Thanks,
Dennis U

As long as you don't use platform specific tools (such as IMAQ vision, ActiveX...), or advanced DAQmx functions, LabVIEW portability between platforms is excellent.
On MacIntosh, LabVIEW works fine with virtual PC, but is very slow (5-10 times...). Try it and see if it suits you needs.
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Signal Express not activated with Labview Full Development System Volume License

I'm using a volume license manager to generate license for disconnected machines. I just upgraded to Labview 2009. The license files work for labview but are not working for signal express. I have the Labview full development system which included signal express in the past. Both labview and signal express work fine on my computer that also has the volume licensing manager software installed. This computer is connected to the license server. I need to get signal express activated on my disconnected machines.

LabVIEW Full Development licenses still include Signal Express. Are you saying that whenever you are connected to the server you can run Signal Express just fine, but whenever you create a disconnected license Signal Express is not able to launch? Can you verify that you are, in fact, checking a license out from the server whenever you are connected to the network?
If you still have trouble I would recommend calling NI support so we could get more informatioin (such as your license file, contract ID, etc).

Low pass filter in LabVIEW Base Development System

Hello,
I've got a problem for several days and I haven't find even a hint to fix it so it's driving me crazy.
I'm developing an application on LabVIEW Base Development System for automatical aquisition and exploitation of five signals.
These signals are generated by a deformation gauge and four potentiometers linked to a NI USB 6210.
I'm using the DAQ assistant on LabVIEW to get and use these signals.
My problem is that I need a 2nd order low pass filter on the deformation gauge signal to get something I can use afterward and none is include in the Base development Sytem of LabVIEW.
I'm sure there is a way to pass through this without buying the Full Development version but I haven't found it yet.
Does anybody has already had this problem and succeed in fixing it ?
If yes, can I have the code ?
Thanks

Thanks for your responses.
I've tried to create a subVI using the transfer function of the filter I need.
Here is the diagram of this subVI :
I'm not sure of this transfer function at all. It seems too simple to me.
Does it look weird to you or does a low-pass second order filter can have such a simple transfer function ?
I've tried it and my signal is still unstable. I guess I'm doing something wrong, but as I'm not that good in electronics, I can't figure out what.
Thanks again

How to download LabVIEW Full Development System 7.1 and tool kit

I want to get the "LabVIEW Full Development System 7.1 and tool kit", Where Can I download it from?
TIA

LabVIEW 7.1 is ancient, LabVIEW 2011 is current. There is more than one "toolkit". What did you have in mind, exactly?
You can donwload an evaluation version of LabVIEW 2011 from here. Is there any specific reason you want to use 7.1?
If you have a valid license for LabVIEW 2011 you should be able to use it also for older versions. Contact your local NI representative. Are you on SSP?
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LabVIEW Full Development System 7.1 and tool kit

hello, i am confusing about the LabVIEW Full Development System 7.1 product.
what is thats means? any different of standard Ni LabVIEW 7.1. Is the full development system is already includes a tool kit.
i want to open an example file from this page...(http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/5146) , i am using LabVIEW 7.1 student edition. It say file not found...( http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni/170/292574/1/file%20not%20found.JPG)
and also i would like to know about the tool kit from this page...(http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/12855)
is this the reason why the file not found when i open the am_modulation.vi because i don't have this product? thanks
zull azym
research assistant
Tun Hussein Onn University of Malaysia

I have found your original question and the attached VI.
am_modulation.vi you have attached was saved in LV 8.0. You do not need the modulation toolkit to open the VI. I redownloded the VI from the NI web page and it was stored in LV 8.0 too. I made a comment on this on the page.
I have attached the converted VI.
Waldemar
Using 7.1.1, 8.5.1, 8.6.1, 2009 on XP and RT
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Recherche Labview Full Development System 8.2

Bonjour,
Je suis a la recherche de la version 8.2 de Labview Full Development System.
Quelqu'un peut-il m'indiquer ou la telecharger ?
Je ne parviens pas a la trouver sur le site de NI (version trop ancienne).
En vous remerciant par avance.
Bien cordialement.
J. C. Quantin

Pour la version de LabVIEW : http://www.ni.com/download/labview-development-system-8.2/3576/en/

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