Staff Integration Engineer

Integration/Software Engineer Position
We have an immediate need for innovative, results-oriented people that desire a challenging, fast-paced environment in which to apply their skills. The ideal candidate is highly motivated and possesses a professional attitude and an exceptional work ethic. He or she must also be able to perform with minimal supervision and deliver solutions to our customers on schedule and within budget.
Company: Mink Hollow Systems, Inc.
Location: Ashton, MD 20861
Experience: 2 Years
Status: Full Time, Exempt Employee
Salary Range: Commensurate with Experience
Start Date: Immediate
Relocation: Negotiable
Responsibilities
Develop software with National Instruments LabVIEW using industry best practices to reduce client risk
Work independently and on group projects in a professional office environment
Develop and implement requirements, designs, test plans, and end-user documentation
Proposal writing and cost estimation
Design and assemble test systems
Interface with clients to provide support
Requirements
Proficiency with LabVIEW Required (Developer Certification Preferred)
Experience with National Instruments hardware including FieldPoint, PXI, and PC-based devices
Ability to work independently in a fast paced environment and contribute to multiple projects
Effective interpersonal and problem-solving skills
Outstanding verbal and written communications/presentation skills
Ability to rapidly absorb new concepts and apply them effectively
Local and Short term travel required (Approximately 20% - 30% annually)
US Citizenship or Permanent US Residency authorized to work in this country for any employer (Because of the immediacy of this position, we are unable to sponsor people at this time.)
Preference is given to candidates with the following:
Certification: LabVIEW Certified Developer (or better)
Academic Qualifications
Minimum BS Engineering (BSChe, BSEE, BSME, etc.), Computer Science, or Applied Physics
Personal Qualifications
Interest in dynamic work environment with project variety
Ability to take on broad responsibilities and technical challenges
Goal-oriented, self-starting, and highly motivated
Proven ability to multi-task and follow-through on complex assignments
Able to meet objectives within budget and on schedule
Responses
Please forward resume and salary requirements to [email protected]
Principals only, no 3rd party resumes, agencies, or contractors accepted
Company Description
Mink Hollow Systems, Inc. is a small, dynamic engineering firm providing systems integration services to a diverse set of regional and national clients. Our broad range of government, military and industrial contracts allow us to provide our employees with challenging opportunities ranging from R&D applications, control systems, production test systems, Real-time and embedded systems, and more.
As a National Instruments Alliance Partner, we offer exciting professional challenges using LabVIEW and National Instruments products to provide solutions in a wide variety of application areas. We offer an excellent salary/benefit package including medical and dental coverage, pension and profit sharing plans, as well as generous leave policies.

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