[BLDG-SIM] Simulation related developer job [France, South of]

[Werner Keilholz]

Dear all,

even if this position may not interest you directly, you may want
to pass it on to your computer wizard friends...

The person we hire will work on the development and maintenance
of IISiBat for TRNSYS, SimCad, and other scientific software
products and online services. The work is fun, the pay is
reasonable and the weather is good !

Thanks,

Werner

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To account for its growing activity in software development, CSTB (The
French Scientific Center for Building Physics) has an opening for a
full-time software developer. CSTB’s software developing team is based in
Sophia Antipolis, France (20 km from Nice). We develop and maintain a set of
scientific software tools and online services (cf. http://software.cstb.fr).
At the same time, the team takes part in European research projects and
conducts consulting missions for our internal and external clients.

You will be involved in the different phases of our projects, from
requirement definition with the internal or external client, to conception,
development and tests.

You should be familiar with Object Oriented design; applying the UML design
method should come naturally to you.

You should have significant practical experience in C++ under WINDOWS. The
ideal candidate would also know JAVA and/or Visual Basic.

Good knowledge of distributed (especially WEB-based) architectures (XML,
SOAP, COM/DCOM, RMI or CORBA) as well as data bases (MySQL or similar) would
be a plus.

Candidates should have a degree in computer science or a related field and
1-2 years of practical experience. Additionally they should have good
communication skills and enjoy teamwork. Basic communication skills in
French or a willingness to acquire them rapidly would be beneficial.

You also must have the necessary mental force to be able to actually work in
a region of France where most people only go for holidays.

Please send your application by email to mailto:werner at cstb.fr


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[France, Sophia Antipolis] Développeur C++/JAVA

Pour faire face à des activités croissantes dans le pôle « édition
logicielle », le CSTB (Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment) recrute
un ingénieur de développement. Notre équipe, basée à Sophia Antipolis,
développe et maintient une gamme de produits logiciels (cf.
http://software.cstb.fr) et services en ligne  autour du thème « calcul
scientifique et technique ». En même temps, nous participons à des projets
de recherche et nous effectuons des missions de conseil pour nos clients
internes et externes.  Ce poste est à pourvoir immédiatement.

Vous participez aux différentes phases de nos projets : recueil des besoins
auprès des utilisateurs internes et externes, conception, développements et
tests.

La programmation et conception Orienté Objet vous est naturelle ; vous
concevez avec la méthode UML.

Vous avez une expérience pratique non égligeable du C++ sous WINDOWS.
Vous maîtrisez Java et/ou Visual Basic.

Des connaissances complémentaires en architecture distribuée (XML, SOAP,
COM/DCOM, RMI ou CORBA) et bases de données  (MySQL ou similaire) seraient
un plus.

De formation supérieure (bac +4/5), vous avez un à deux ans d’expérience.
Vous avez par ailleurs un bon relationnel, aimez le travail en équipe et
avez un bon niveau en anglais.

Merci d’envoyer votre candidature à : mailto:werner at cstb.fr


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  /    \____ Werner Keilholz, Project Manager
  \____/     CSTB Sophia Antipolis, EVL Division
  /    \____ s-mail: BP 209, 06904 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS,  F R A N C E
  \____/     phone: +33 (0)4 93 95 67 00 -- fax: +33 (0)4 93 95 67 33
  /    \____ Mailto:werner at cstb.fr
  \____/     http://evl.cstb.fr/english/team/WK/werner.htm

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             http://evl.cstb.fr/


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