[vox-jobs] Linux, C++ project in Sunnyvale (6-12 months)

[Kevin Pierpoint]

I have a client who needs a consultant for the next 6-12 months. They
are looking for experience developing C++ on Linux. Overall, they are
looking for a 7+ year guy overall. Part of the job will be porting to
linux, and some of the job will be new application development. 
Musts:
- Linux
- C++ 
- middleware 
Plus: 
- embedded experience 
- networking 
Please contact me directly.


Kevin D. Pierpoint
Branch Manager/Technical Recruiter
Oxford & Associates, Inc.
(408) 245-3915 x111


> _____________________________________________ 
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> [mailto:vox-jobs-bounces at lists.lugod.org]  On Behalf Of Mark Apton
> Sent:	Monday, November 27, 2006 10:11 AM
> To:	vox-jobs at lists.lugod.org
> Subject:	[vox-jobs] Software Applications Engineer needed in
> Santa Clara;
> 
> Enabling Video Everywhere. 
> 
> It starts with talented people devoted to creating the most advanced
> digital video compression technology in the world. Mobilygen is the
> pioneer in low power H.264 solutions and a great startup backed by
> top-tier venture investors (KPCB & Redpoint). Be part of the team that
> will revolutionize mobile video. Check it out, we have the best
> compensation and benefits anywhere!
> 
> We are looking for an experienced Software Applications Engineer to
> lead development of GUI based applications, and tools, for our
> reference designs.  This position will report to the Applications
> Engineering group.
> 
> Job Description: 
> The primary focus of this position is to develop GUI Win32/XP and
> Linux software applications that support our H.264 Codec reference
> designs.
> 
> 
> Responsibilities:
> 
> *	Lead technical planning, and definition, of GUI software
> applications related to our reference designs working closely with
> Sales, Marketing, and Engineering
> *	Create full SDKs (Software Development Kits) for target
> applications and platforms
> *	Create training and technical user documentation
> *	Benchmark product performance and compare with competitive
> products
> *	Directly support internal Field Applications Engineers
> *	Directly support customers during bring-up and/or integration.
> Some travel (< 10%) required.
> 
> Requirements:
> This position requires an experienced, enthusiastic individual who is
> hands-on, self-motivated and meets the following:
> *	BSCS or EE, (MS preferred)
> *	5+ years of experience in Win32/XP and Linux applications
> software development related to digital video
> 		o	Working knowledge of common digital audio/video
> codecs including MPEG (experience with MPEG encoders is beneficial)
> 		o	Knowledge of media containers including one or
> more of MP4, MPEG-2 PS/TS, AVI/ASF
> 		o	Knowledge of networking protocols including
> TCP/IP and RTP/RTSP beneficial
> *	Excellent programming skills in C/C++, including common Win32/XP
> and Linux development environments.  Ability to be self sufficient in
> setting up development environments.
> *	Win32/XP
> 		o	Solid working knowledge of DirectShow
> architecture and ability to implement DirectShow filters
> 		o	Create Win32/XP install, and help, files
> *	Linux (including 2.6)
> 		o	GNU tools (gStreamer, and FFMPEG, experience
> beneficial)
> *	Familiarity with USB 2.0 and PCI driver development, and high
> speed peripherals is highly desirable 
> *	Good communication skills, both verbal and writing
> Ability to multitask over multiple projects
> 
> Find out why we are making low power (<200 mW) headline news.
> 
> Our web-site is;
> 
> www.mobilygen.com
> 
> Please contact me with any questions or just send me your resume.
> 
> I look forward to hearing from you,
> 
> Mark
> 
> Mark Apton
> Corporate Recruiter
> Mobilygen Corporation
> Santa Clara, CA
> 408 869-4048
> mapton at mobilygen.com
> www.mobilygen.com
> 
> Feel free to pass on this information to interested parties.
> 
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