[Insight-users] Scienific developer position at CILab - UPF - Barcelona, Spain

[Nacho Larrabide]

Job  offer - Scientific developer - CILab

Information:

The Computational Imaging Laboratory (CILab,   www.cilab.upf.edu) is
searching for scientific programmers to join the development team. The
development team works on challenging medical image processing projects with
National and European scope, involving enterprises, hospitals and
universities. The functionalities we are developing include:

* Visual interaction with medical data (images, surfaces, etc.).
* Advanced biomedical data processing (involving image processing,
mathematical models and numerical methods, data visualization, etc.).
* Distributed computation

Place:
   CILab - UPF (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Barcelona , Spain

Work hours:
Complete (8h)

Requisites:

The candidate must have:

* Graduation in Software engineering or equivalent (undergraduate only if
within four months of the end of the course).
* Advanced skills in C++ and Object Oriented Programming.
* Good knowledge of computer graphics.
* Fluently spoken English (as is the standard language in the lab).
* An interest in continuously improving his/her programming skills as well
as the overall level of the team.

Candidates with one or more of the following items will be preferred:
* Experience with VTK, ITK.
* Experience with version control environments (cvs, svn).
* Knowledge of configuration management tools (CMake).
* Advanced knowledge of development environments in Linux and Windows.
*    Medical image processing.
* High performance computing and parallel processing.
* CASE tools and UML.

Note: For bureaucratic matters, priority will be given to European Union
citizens.

Interested candidates:

Please send curriculum vitae to:
Ignacio Larrabide, tel. 34 93 542 1348,  mob. 34 671 710 240
   ignacio.larrabide at upf.edu

Best regards,

-- 
Ignacio Larrabide
Passeig Circumval·lació 8
08003 Barcelona - Spain
Tel: +34 93 542 1348
Mov: +34 671 710 240

mailto:ignacio.larrabide at upf.edu
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