Staff Research Scientist III: Scientific Programmer I

Staff Research Scientist III: Scientific Programmer ICompany DescriptionHexagon Lavish®

is an

antiartificial

scientific R&D startup based in Atlanta, Georgia that specializes in performance of immediate materials characterization and information retrieval technique development and implementation. The company's introductory product,

PIR: Premier Information Retrieval

, is

informational interpretation

software and service that amplifies and maximizes the utility of computer vision and image processing.Our technology,

informational interpretation

, rests at the sub-root of information retrieval and is designed to perform an

IMMEDIATE

detection functionality utilizing a combination of image processing and computer vision. Our product-in-development,

PIR: Premier Information Retrieval , exemplifies the aforementioned performance.Job DetailsHexagon Lavish®

has an opening for a full-time/permanent position for an experienced

Scientific Programmer I

who will direct an engaging focus in conducting the marketing aspects of the startup and developing the communication channels of investment interest in the startup.The

Scientific Programmer I

will also need to hone skills in encompassing both a re-definition of the way scientific research is performed and assist the Chief Science Officer.Position OverviewThe

Scientific Programmer I

will be responsible for supporting multiple projects and will work with senior engineers and scientists as far as helping with design architectures, interfaces and the development of advanced algorithms for both signal and image processing applications.The

Scientific Programmer I

will also be responsible for conducting numerical analysis and tasks involving research in electromagnetic phenomena. The candidate chosen for the position of

Scientific Programmer I

will have a background with significant experience in scientific/numerical software development in regards to writing scientific software and applying such software tools that will solve real world problems.KEY RESPONSIBILITIESImplement and test numerical algorithms in high-performance computing environmentsEngage in Inverse TheoryExperience in programming proficiencyPerform research and development of new and advanced modelingAdapt recent innovations from computing technology and applied mathematicsDevelop new algorithms for model building and inversionEngage in FORTRAN, Python, C, C++, C#, Optimization, Software Architecture, High Performance Computing and Parallel ProgrammingDesign, code, test, debug, document and maintain programsApply existing custom research software to both well-defined and complex problemsAnalyze and integrate existing commercial and open-source software solutions with tailored in-house software solutionsIntegrate scientific software packages with database solutionsTranslate complex scientific algorithms into robust software componentsAdhere to project-specific software development guidelines and practicesSome experience working in a UNIX environment with advanced scripting languages (e.g., Perl, ksh, Python, Ruby, etc.)Some practical application of computing languages such as FORTRAN, C, and C++, and graphical display programs such as GRADS, GEMPAK, MATLAB, IDL, etc.Knowledge of designing software systems for high performance computing systems, such as distributed and shared memory supercomputers, and parallel programming libraries (e.g., MPI)CANDIDATE PROFILEExperience with developing and testing numerical environmental prediction codes in a high-performance computing environmentTeamwork and the ability to clearly communicate complex ideasBS degree (with 2 years’ experience) with formal course work in physics, mathematics and computer programmingActive collaboration with teaming partners, research facilities and academic organizationsDemonstrated skill in communicating effectively with scientists of diverse backgrounds on technical details of the work plan and present results accurately and clearly in both oral and written formPrepare and deliver reports and/or presentations of research projects/analysis results to the Chief Science OfficerApply safety-related knowledge, skills and practices to mundane duties and responsibilities to workPERSONAL CHARACTERISTICSSound decision-makerBe contributory to the statistical endeavors of the company's projectsAbility to form team consensus on design choices and execution plansStrong analytical skills; experience interpreting strategic plans and changes in how services are delivered into a long-term sustainable operating modelExcellent relationship-building skills with an ability to communicate and work effectively with a variety of internal and external stakeholdersEXPECTATION OF ABILITIESFluent in EnglishStrong interpersonal skillsExcellent communication skills, both verbally and in written formMust demonstrate an understanding and acceptance of the

Hexagon Lavish®

mission, vision and valuesHarbor the ability to work well with people and be able to work efficiently and effectively as an integral part of an interdisciplinary teamMust demonstrate a high degree of integrity, trustworthiness, respect for others and the ability to deal appropriately with confidential and sensitive informationBASE SALARY

for this position is conditioned by a "24 on/off-schedule" that awards a certain amount per hour.This position is a full-time/permanent capacity and requires a "24 on/off-schedule" that equates to a minimum of forty (40) hours per week .Hexagon Lavish® is an equal opportunity employer and sets a fair-point perspective on all candidates.Employment Type: Full TimeLocation: Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesExperience Required: AssociateDate Published: 09 Mar 2020

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