Senior Project Engineer Postion - Bloomy Controls, Milford, MA

Senior Project Engineer Postion - Bloomy Controls, Milford, MA
Purpose
Lead the development of automated test, data acquisition, and control systems. Involves extensive customer contact and moderate travel within New England. Contribute to system designs and specifications.
Requirements
- BS in Science or Engineering. EE Preferred. MS a plus
- Ten years of overall test, measurement, automation, and control engineering experience
- 5+ years LabVIEW required. TestStand, LabWindows/CVI or C/C++ experience desired
- DAQ, PXI, GPIB, VXI, vision, motion experience
- Experience writing requirements, documentation, UML
- Strong mathematics background, including signal processing in time and frequency domains
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Experience in a variety of industries, such as electronics, communications, life sciences, power/energy, a plus
Responsibilities
- Write project specifications and system designs
- Design, develop, implement and document Test and Measurement applications using LabVIEW and TestStand
- Serve as technical mentor for less experienced engineers
- Devise, document, and oversee execution of test strategies
- Participate in tradeshows, conferences, seminars, and events
- Write technical papers and give presentations on applications
- Flexible career path may include principal engineering, project management, sales engineering, or engineering management
Note
- Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Bloomy Controls will not sponsor a new visa or transfer an existing one.
About Bloomy Controls
Bloomy Controls provides automated test, data acquisition, and control systems that help customers throughout the Northeast United States increase productivity, improve quality, and reduce costs. We support leading companies in a variety of industries, including aerospace, electronics, and life sciences.
Our employees enjoy highly stimulating and challenging work. We provide a creative, collaborative environment that is committed to your professional development and growth.
Send your resume to [email protected]

PPB,
Thanks for the posting. I just sent my resume and coverletter to the email address you listed. I look forward to hearing from you.
Respectfully,
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PTP are seeking candidates for a new Senior Systems Engineer role:
http://www.ptpartners.co.uk/we-are-recruiting-senior-systems-engineer/
Product Technology Partners (PTP) is an engineering consultancy specialising in control systems and test & measurement solutions. The company produces custom software and hardware solutions for clients across a wide range of industries. We work extensively with National Instruments hardware and software solutions as well as control systems and hardware from Beckhoff.
Reporting to the Principal Engineer, the Senior Systems Engineer is responsible for managing a wide range of projects across both test & measurement and control functions. The successful candidate will have an electronics background with experience in either hardware or software development (or ideally both).
Candidates should enjoy working in a fast paced and dynamic environment and relish the challenge of working on varied projects spanning a range of industries and should therefore be adaptable and flexible. PTP is passionate about training and continuous personal development and there will be opportunity to expand qualifications and practical knowledge. Some UK based travel and occasional international travel are required as part of this role.
Key requirements
Batchelor’s degree or higher in an engineering related industry
Strong project management skills
Minimum 2 years industry experience
Experience of hardware and/or software development
Must have excellent communication skills and customer relation skills
Control systems or test & measurement experience would be ideal
Experience of writing software in one or more of the following languages:
National Instruments LabVIEW, CVI and TestStand
C# using .NET Framework
C++
National Instruments hardware and software experience highly desirable
Experience of working with Beckhoff hardware and PLC software is highly desirable
PTP’s offices are situated in the beautiful village of Toft just South-West of Cambridge and enjoys all the Cambridge countryside has to offer including plenty of free parking and a spacious working environment.
PTP offers a competitive remuneration package plus a company bonus along with a host of benefits:
Flexible working policy with core hours
Fully funded company phone
33 days paid leave per annum (including 8 statutory days)
Friendly and supportive team
Company funded training and personal development
Gym and Leisure Club membership
Free parking
Christmas office closure
Regular company and family outings and pub lunches
Free refreshments
Table tennis
If you think you could be the next member of our team please apply with your CV and covering letter [email protected]
Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK at time of application.
Thoric (CLA, CLED, CTD and LabVIEW Champion)

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NI Gold Alliance Partner Looking to Hire Project Engineer

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G Systems, LP – Richardson, TX
Growing company in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex specializing in the design and development of custom test and measurement, data acquisition, and control systems seeks a Project Engineer for full time, permanent employment. Since G Systems’ founding in 1990, we have supplied hundreds of custom turnkey systems for a wide variety of industries including military/aerospace, oil/gas, biomedical, and telecommunications.
G Systems Project Engineers develop automated test, measurement, and control systems.
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I want to do a project in Labview which controls 5 light bulbs which lights in a room.

I want to do a project in Labview which controls 5 light bulbs which lights in a room. The switching on of light bulbs depend on amount of sunlight falling on a LDR. Small intensity of sunlight should cause the lighting of one bulb after the other. I need some help in writing my program in Labview.

kasamaneka wrote:
I want to do a project in Labview which controls 5 light bulbs which lights in a room. The switching on of light bulbs depend on amount of sunlight falling on a LDR. Small intensity of sunlight should cause the lighting of one bulb after the other. I need some help in writing my program in Labview.
LDR is a resistor whose resistance decreases with increasing incident light intensity... I know, you are already aware of what LDR is...!!
--> Well what exactly you want a LabVIEW program to do in this setup of yours...??
--> If you want LabVIEW to take control and lit different bulbs, based on the light intensity, I would like to know, how exactly you planned to measure the resistance variation of LDR??
--> What DAQ are you using??
--> Are you aware that DAQ cards can measure the voltage across a shunt resistance (here LDR) and indirectly tell you the variation in the resistant, provided a constant current passing through the resistance.
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I'm a computer science student and I'm planning for my senior project next year.
I've proposed to do a power consumption meter application for Network Administrators. It's supposedly gonna gather power consumption information from the server and from the workstations within the local network.
I wanna do this kind of project because my university prefers projects to be somehow beneficial to the community and environment, and this tool will somehow help network administrators to keep track of their energy consumption and aid them in being more cost-efficient, not to mention environment-friendly, when it comes to networking.
The only programming language I know well is Java. But so far I dunno how I'm gonna do this project.
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You must have missed what I was saying:
Hardware interfacing is done in C/C++ or some other language other than Java. Java supports an interface to communicate with other routines developed in C/C++ or any language that will support a C/C++ calling structure. This interface is called JNI and is meant to allow your Java portion of your application to communicate/interface with your C/C++ portion of your application. JNI requires the "*.h" files created for you C/C++ project.
Other than being a lot of C/C++ code and a JNI component, your project should be fairly straight forward.

Error when trying to add a project to Subversion source control

When trying to add a project to source control from within the OPM 10 studio (File - Source Control - Add Project to Source Control), the following error occurs:
"There was a problem accessing the source control system, probably due to network or contention issues. A retry is recommended."
This has been tried with Subversion versions 1.6.2, 1.6.5 and 1.6.6, with local repositories and repositories on a Apache webserver.
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Davin mentioned:
This appears to be an issue with the source control integration. We are looking into it.I am using OPM 10.0.1.14
The OPM help on collaborating mentions:
Open a rulebase project from source control
To open an existing Oracle Policy Modeling project from a source control repository:
In Oracle Policy Modeling, select File | Source Control | Open Existing Project from Source Control. When I open the File menu I do not see the "Source Control" at all.
Is this caused by an installation error or part of the "issue with the source control integration" ?
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Questions for Senior Project

Hey guys,
For my senior project, I chose Programming in Java. However, my school requires that I interview 5 people on the topic, and let's face it, it can be hard to find programmers to interview in person.
However, I also have the option to do an "Email Interview"..Granted, this is not exactly email, but I believe it's the most direct way of trying to find people to interview.
So, the requirements state a minimum of five interviews...If anyone would be willing to spare a few minutes and answer the five questions below, it will be greatly appreciated.
A Little About You, The Programmer...
Question 1: How many years of experience do you have with programming in Java?
Question 2: How many hours a week do you program in Java?
Question 3: What is the biggest self-completed program you have coded, and if possible, include a brief description?
Now To The Questoins...
Question 4: What concept of programming in Java would you say is most important when programming?
Question 5: What online reference do you find yourself using most often when a Java related question surfaces?
Question 6: What graphics package would you recommend when working with 2D game programming?
Question 7: When saving information into files, what forms of encryption do you believe should be in place to prevent an outside source from viewing the sensitive information?
Question 8: Is there any way, in your opinion, to reduce overhead caused by implementing the SWING package into your program?
That's it. Please post your answers by replying to this or emailing [email protected] . Thank you in advance.
Mike

Question 1: How many years of experience do you have
with programming in Java?Hmm.. Think it's been 6 or 7 years. Since it came out.
Question 2: How many hours a week do you program in
Java?Whenever time permits inbetween meetings, and preparing documents. I would suppose about 10 to 15 hours a week would be a good week.
Question 3: What is the biggest self-completed program
you have coded, and if possible, include a brief
description?Developed a Web Based e-Learning System for about 10K students, and 100+ lecturers of a University in 1997 using Servlet API 0.9, JDBC 1.0, and Java 1.1. Hehe.. J2EE was not available then, so had to develop the entire middleware from ground up. (P.S. Anyone still remember Jigsaw from W3C ??)
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Question 4: What concept of programming in Java would
you say is most important when programming?Proper design, and employ the proper usage of patterns.
Question 5: What online reference do you find yourself
using most often when a Java related question
surfaces?JavaDocs.
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when working with 2D game programming? Not really much of a game programmer, and dun really do much front end coding. But whenever the need arises, Swing and JSPs are most likely it
Question 7: When saving information into files, what
forms of encryption do you believe should be in place
to prevent an outside source from viewing the
sensitive information?I dun usually save my information into files. Usually into the Database. But when there is a need, PGP.
Question 8: Is there any way, in your opinion, to
reduce overhead caused by implementing the SWING
package into your program?Hmm.. It is ultimately design. As crackers said, most IDEs use Swing (or SWT in the case of Eclipse). I think IDEA did a great job with IntelliJ. I am not much of a UI programmer, so can't help you out much here.
That's it. Please post your answers by replying to
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Project Engineer - San Rafael, CA

Cal-Bay Systems, Inc. is a small, rapidly-growing company headquartered in beautiful Marin County, CA. We specialize in PC-based custom automation systems and have a varied customer base that includes medical device, semiconductor and aerospace companies. Our projects range from simple data acquisition systems for research scientists to production line testers for medical device electronics. Our engineers work within teams and directly with customers.
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We are seeking an enthusiastic Project Engineer who enjoys a dynamic work environment and the opportunity to work in multiple domains. This is a full-time position located in our San Rafael office. Responsibilities:The Project Engineer is responsible for software development and hardware integration of automation systems. Travel to customer locations in the south bay (San Jose) area is often required. Qualifications:· Bachelor’s degree in Engineering· LabVIEW software development expertise· Experience with National Instruments hardware platforms (PXI, cRIO, MXI, etc.)· Understanding of instrumentation and data acquisition· Strong written and verbal communication skills· Ability to generate requirements documents, test plans, etc.· Ability to estimate development tasks Benefits:
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The problem relates to a LabVIEW project which opens dirty, as you commonly say, under some circunstances. Below I will explain some of the problems I encountered as I tried to track this problem down.
1. I'm running a large LabVIEW Run-Time project using a PXI with several FPGA - cRIO.
2. I found that when opening the project file, this is perfectly clean and no asterisk shows in the title bar. I close the project and no saving is needed.
3. I open the project again and I open a sub-VI which contains the following code:
4. Straight away, the file visarc shows up under the Dependencies tree of the Real-Time PXI and the asterisk shows now on the title bar of the project (not the VI).
5. The VI closes without needed to be saved but the project says that an item was added, removed and added, and it has to be saved (as soon as I close the subVI above, the visarc file dissapears from the Dependencies section).
6. What I do next is to add this file visarc (located in Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2012\resource) to the project under the PXI tree. I then save the project and close it.
7. I open the project again, and it keeps being clean (not dirty, as you say).
8. I open the same sub-vi than before and everything keeps being clean and no saving is needed neither on the sub-VI nor the project. Everything goes smooth in my local computer from now on.
However, the issue that I can not resolve follows:
9. We are two people working on this project, and we're using SVN as source version control. Everything works fine in my computer, but when my partner update the files on his computer, the project opens dirty as soon as it opens (only the project, the sub-VI is no needed to be saved).
10. My partner just save the project and close it, and it becomes clean straight away in his computer. The files which are saved are the aliases file (I expected that), the labview project file, and the LVLPS File of the project.
This issue will happen again as soon as any of us downloads the SW committed by the other.
I hope any of you can help me out with this issue. Any suggestion or idea are welcome.
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Background:
Robo Version Control 3.1
RoboHelp 8 (same issue happened with 7)
Issue:
We are having trouble with our source control, and I wasn't able to find an answer on this forum or on Google.
From time to time, when a writer opens RoboSource Control Explorer, they can't see any projects. They're not getting error messages, they seem to connect to the DB, but the left pane is simply empty (they don't see the root folder or anything else). We recently upgraded to RoboHelp 8, but this has happened on RoboHelp 7 too. Source control does work - for example, if they open their local version of a version controlled project, they can get the latest version of files, check in, check out and so on. They simply can't use RSC Explorer, so they can't Get projects they don't have on their HDDs already.
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In general, manually moving files around inside the store like this should be discouraged.
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we are a company producing test- and measurement equipment for the automotive industry. We are looking for an experienced LabVIEW/Teststand engineer. Good knowledge of automotive interfaces (CAN, LIN, MOST), DAQ, Ni-Vision is a plus. German work permit and language is a must. A remote job is not possible. We welcome also freelancer.
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My outgoing personality, my technical background, and my education make me a strong candidate for a position as Consultant (with a telecommuting preference) at Moore Good Ideas.
My experience at Mississippi State University has made me a versatile, theoretical and analytical problem solver. With detailed technical reporting and proceeding presentations, the Aerospace Engineering Department has adequately prepared me for the specified duties in the position announcement.
As you scheme through my resume, you will find that I have ample projects that pertain to this opening. You will discover the acquired computing and technical skills required to fulfill the assigned tasks. I can offer a high level of expertise in executing necessary simulations and detailed analysis.
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