ASSISTANT SCIENTIST - COMPUTER SCIENCE
We are looking for an assistant computer scientist to provide
programming/software development support for projects related
to spatial analysis research and to provide UNIX network
administration support across heterogeneous platforms.
Qualification Highlights:
Extensive knowledge of programming in C language in a
UNIX environment. Considerable knowledge of graphical-user-interface
(GUI) and expert system interface design. Considerable knowledge
of Artificial Intelligence techniques, such as neural network,
evolutionary hill climbing and expert system techniques. Must be
capable in design and development of these kinds of systems. Good
knowledge and experience in TCP/IP network protocols, system
administration in the SunOS and IRIX versions of UNIX. Good knowledge
of imperative and object-oriented programming design, software
engineering and data modeling techniques. Good skills in written and
oral communication and preparing presentations. Good skills in
working with people on team efforts. This level of knowledge is
typically achieved through advanced formal education to the equivalent
of an M.S. degree in computer science accompanied by a minimum of 2-3
years of directly related experience.
Interested persons should contact:
Pamela Sydelko
Coordinator, Land Resources Analysis Laboratory
Center for Environmental Restoration Systems
Energy Systems Division
Argonne National Laboratory
9700 S. Cass Avenue : ES/200
Argonne, Illinois 60439
708-252-6727
E-mail: sydelko@es.anl.gov