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Mobile research programmer opening at MIT
at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
RESEARCH PROGRAMMER, House-n Research Group (temporary), to join a team developing a hardware and software system that permits common mobile phones to automatically measure physical activity in very large populations of adults (see http://web.mit.edu/wockets). Responsibilities will include porting software that detects physical activity in real-time on Windows Mobile devices to another mobile platform such as Android or Symbian, working with a team of researchers to develop and test software that detects physical activity in real-time on mobile phones using wireless sensors, using participatory design techniques to gather information about end-user concerns and write software to implement novel solutions, writing academic papers on the design and use of the technology for healthcare with the MIT and Stanford research team, and fostering an open-source community of developers to use and extend the software technology.
REQUIREMENTS: a B.S. or advanced degree in computer science (or closely related subject) and demonstrated success developing mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Android, iPhone, or Symbian. Expertise in pattern classification algorithm development, database-driven application development, ubiquitous computing, Bluetooth programming, mobile game development, and/or user-interface design and evaluation desirable.
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http://sh.webhire.com/servlet/av/jd?ai=631&ji=2333413&sn=I
REQUIREMENTS: a B.S. or advanced degree in computer science (or closely related subject) and demonstrated success developing mobile applications for Windows Mobile, Android, iPhone, or Symbian. Expertise in pattern classification algorithm development, database-driven application development, ubiquitous computing, Bluetooth programming, mobile game development, and/or user-interface design and evaluation desirable.
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http://sh.webhire.com/servlet/av/jd?ai=631&ji=2333413&sn=I
Published at 23-02-2009
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