Let's update!

[Sidoh]

I think those kinds of standards are a little goofy when an IDE can just reformat code to your liking.

We have "standards", but it's really only to avoid conflicts due to formatting.

[while1]

I think those kinds of standards are a little goofy when an IDE can just reformat code to your liking.

We have "standards", but it's really only to avoid conflicts due to formatting.

Depends on the IDE, but yeah, tools are the best way to enforce coding standards.  However, this only works if you have such tools, the tools are configured properly across the entire team, and everyone is using them.

[d&q]

What do you do?

It's certainly unusual work. We research, develop and productize algorithms for use in medical image analysis. The tasks are certainly not trivial and we primarily focus on automatic segmentation of structures in the body in several modalities and employ a mixture of machine learning and computer vision approaches. It's really cool that brand spanking new algorithms end up in practical use very quickly (rather than rotting in journals for years).

Here's our problem: Our team is comprised purely of scientists, all of which are currently expected to research, develop, maintain, document, productize, test, and follow delivery procedures for a variety of customers. We have trouble maintaining a balance between the software engineering/architecture aspect, and the research aspect due to tight deadlines. It would be helpful to have a software engineer who could focus on the software side of the development, and that would include, for example:

• Deliveries (e.g. TFS, ClearCase, Productization, Testing)
• Helping to maintain our code base.
• Developing new interfaces and tools in the code base.
• Improving existing interfaces.
• Helping us document existing interfaces.
• Quality control (e.g. maintaining review information, source analysis, etc...)

EDIT: We work primarily with C++, Visual Studio, CMake, and Subversion. The code base is computer vision and machine learning oriented and some of it is mathematically involved (so some numerical analysis could be helpful).

Hey! This was actually a large part of my analysis during my days of research at college. Image registration / segmentation of phase & fluorescent time-lapse data. It was for analyzing 2D cell contours though, nothing as complex as tissues or bone. And it was written in MATLAB. Could you elaborate a bit on what you're doing?

Also are you looking for: 1. Interns / Non-committing Hires (Could work for at most 1 yr.) and 2. Recent CS(ish) graduates with no professional experience 3. People in the Bay Area? If so you should rendez all my vous

[Sidoh]

Hah. I haven't split/moved a topic in years: http://forum.x86labs.org/index.php/topic,15867.msg193224.html#new

[Blaze]

I moved to Michigan and work as an Senior Online Systems Programmer for the video game studio S2Games.  I work in a high-uptime, several hundred thousand concurrent user, codebase.  Fun fun.

[Falcon]

I moved to Michigan and work as an Senior Online Systems Programmer for the video game studio S2Games.  I work in a high-uptime, several hundred thousand concurrent user, codebase.  Fun fun.

I remember back when I used to play HoN a lot

[Hitmen]

I'm currently contribution nothing of any real value to society

[Mythix]

Sorry to bump the old thread, but I apparently miss talking to some of you <3.

I work as an IT consultant for state medical facilities. Glad to see everyone else is doing well!

[Newby]

I'm currently contribution nothing of any real value to society

HITMEN!!

I work as an IT consultant for state medical facilities. Glad to see everyone else is doing well!

Yeah, right back at ya!