Re: [DIODE] Air Force Research Lab seeking experienced Arduino (or similar) programmer for PT to FT project work

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Greetings Kevin,

I'm interested to hear more about the challenges and skill base this position requires. I have attached a copy of my resume (disregard the address), hope to hear from you soon.

Cheers,
Charles Rockett
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On Mar 30, 2016 1:14 PM, "Kevin Sweere" <swe...@gmail.com> wrote:

Greetings,

AFRL CRI* is seeking someone experienced in modern 'maker' microprocessors (e.g. Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Intel Edison, and/or BeagleBone) for project-based, part-time to perhaps full-time employment. We’re seeking someone who knows the hardware (the board, interfaces, & accessories), writing code, troubleshooting, and integrating them into a platform ... and being able crank out a demo in ~days.    (S)He should be in the Dayton area, have a strong sense of urgency, be experienced (~likely more than a college student hobbyist), and open to new, difficult, short-suspense technical challenges.

Might you anyone know anyone interested?

*The Air Force Research Laboratory’s Center for Rapid Innovation quickly provides science and technology solutions to Air Force commanders' urgent needs. Our labs on and near Wright Patterson have ample manufacturing capability.

Thanks,

Kevin Sweere
Sr System Engineer, MTSI-va.com
Sys eng technical advice to the Center for Rapid Innovation, Air Force Research Laboratory
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