Connectionists: Programmer/analyst position in neuroscience lab at Johns Hopkins

[niebur@jhu.edu]

Computer programmer / Analyst in neuroscience research project

Primary Duties and responsibilities: Programming in C and C++. Paradox
(objectPAL), MatLab, ODBC, AutoCAD, LabWindows CVI. Primary duties are
to design and develop a real- time data acquisition system for PC's
that can run under Qnx or Windows NT. The programmer should be
familiar with real-time NT extensions, Qnx and ideally be familiar
with neurophysiological research. The programmer must be able to
generate visual displays, control hardware. The programmer is also
responsible for system management including evaluating, maintaining
software and hardware in the lab.

Machines and equipment used: Pentium PC, Digital and analog interface=
boards.  Minimum requirements: Education: BA/BS - biology/neuroscience
or computer science or related field. Special Skills/Knowledge: C
language, C++ , Dos/ Windows 95/NT, Matlab. Related work experience:
Experience with real time programming desired.  Additional
information: 1-3 years programming experience desired.

Candidates must be highly motivated and be able to work
independently. The position is in the Zanvyl Krieger Mind/Brain
Institute of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland and
provides an opportunity to be an integral part of leading edge
neuroscience research. Excellent benefits including tuition
remission. Hopkins is an equal opportunity employer.

Please contact:

Steven Hsiao
Krieger Mind/Brain Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Tel: 410-516-6409
Fax: 410-516-8648
E-mail: Steven.Hsiao at jhu.edu


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Dr. Ernst Niebur				Krieger Mind/Brain Institute
Assoc. Prof. of Neuroscience			    Johns Hopkins University
niebur at jhu.edu   http://cnslab.mb.jhu.edu	      3400 N. Charles Street
(410)516-8643, -8640 (secr), -8648 (fax), -3357 (lab)	 Baltimore, MD 21218