Day-to-day, we often use C# and Java within a wide array of enterprise-grade software, from relational and time-series databases to grid computing platforms and complex event processors. But our team is constantly researching and experimenting with a mix of old, new, and off-the-beaten-path technologies looking for better ways to solve the hard problems we face.
Lambda calculus?
Concurrent programming?
Software transactional memories?
Functional languages?
Parser generation?
Domain-specific languages?
Sparklines?
These are just some of the themes we are debating, and we want people who will join and further the debate. Whatever your language -- Lisp, Python, Ruby, Haskell, OCaml, F#, even Whitespace – if you can push the envelope of what’s possible with software, we want you.
We want people interested in all kinds of technology:
- cool stuff like Ruby on Rails, .NET3, Erlang ...
- crunchy stuff like grid computing, Mathematica, linux kernel hacking …
- artsy stuff like Maya/3dStudio Max, Flash/Flex, WPF …
- random stuff like biophysics, machine learning, computational finance …
We're chock full of clever people, working together as peers on challenging projects. What we want from you in return is your ability to contribute to real projects, your enthusiasm and ability to learn.
Requirements:
• At least 5-7 years of professional software development experience, including at least 1.5 years with C# and .NET (required).
• Java and / or C++ experience is a big plus.
• Strong grasp of software design patterns and effective development methodologies.
• Demonstrated experience writing commercial-grade software applications with a preference for thick client apps over web-based apps.
• Deep understanding of multi-threading and real-time software architectures.
• Driven to produce software of the highest quality through self-discipline, clear and engaged communication and attention to detail.
• BS, or equivalent, in Computer Science.
To apply please visit http://www.lab49.com/careers/opportunities or email jobs@lab49.com