Job opening for Haskell developer in Nijmegen

[Roel van Dijk]

Sensor Sense is looking for a software developer to work on the

design and implementation of ultra-sensitive trace gas

detectors. These instruments belong to the most sensitive in the

world.  

You will work closely with physicists, electronic – and

mechanical engineers to design new detectors and improve existing

detectors. As a software developer you will be responsible for

the complete design and implementation of the software required

to operate these instruments. This includes embedded software for

data-acquisition, measuring algorithms, data analysis and user

interface design.  

For the next generation of detectors we are developing, we have

chosen Haskell to write the control software. Except for some

low-level embedded C code, Haskell is used for everything else:

interfacing with custom hardware, data analysis and handling the

web-based user interface.  

The ideal candidate has experience with C and Python and is

familiar with functional programming. Experience with Haskell is

certainly a plus. But rather than developers with experience in

specific languages we are looking for fast learners with a

flexible mindset.  

Sensor Sense is a young spin-off company based in

Nijmegen (NL). See our website www.sensor-sense.nl for more

information.  

If you are interested or have questions please contact Sacco te

Lintel Hekkert at lintel...@sensor-sense.nl.