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Technology Architect (I-9) - Control System Applications (PE5040) - Requires a B.S. in Engineering, Computer Science, or Physics, or equivalent experience and a minimum of 10 years experience in control systems applications including: FPGA programming, real time systems architecture and real time issues including shared memory, client/server applications, VxWorks, RTEMS or an equivalent real-time OS. In addition the successful candidate will have experience in a lead developer role programming in a combination of C, C++, and Java as well as developing code under LINUX. Responsibilities include: fielding an architecture that supports hard, real time, low latency, hardware for global feedback, equipment protection, and global timing and event synchronization. Experience in the use of EPICS and accelerator control systems, designing and implementing fast feedback systems at the kHz rate, relational database applications including SQL programming experience and the use of Ajax is highly desirable. Knowledge of modeling codes used in accelerator physics such as Matlab Middle Layer Toolkit, XAL, MAD, or Elegant is a plus. The successful candidate will have superior analytical and problem-solving skills with considerable experience functioning in a lead developer role. Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively with a diverse group of scientists and engineers are critical. Reports to the IT Controls Group Leader, NSLS-II Project. ERAP eligible: $1000.00. Please apply to Job ID # 14394. Job No. 14394. Log in to the Candidate Gateway to apply for this position.

 

 

 


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