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NewVectors, a subsidiary of Altarum, is looking for a professional and articulate Programmer/Analyst to become a contributing member of our project team in Ann Arbor, MI

Overview

NewVectors, a subsidiary of Altarum, is looking for a professional and articulate Programmer/Analyst to become a contributing member of our project team in Ann Arbor, MI. This is a great opportunity for a professional individual who is ready to move into a fascinating career in Agent-based and complex systems programming and analysis.

NewVectors is the new name for a long-standing provider of independent research, analysis and consulting services in the government marketplace. Our new organization continues our tradition of helping government leaders and program managers create agile enterprises that accelerates mission and business performance, while carefully managing risk.

NewVectors' dynamic work environment emphasizes integrity, personal commitment, and teamwork. NewVectors offers promotional opportunities, competitive compensation, and an excellent benefits package. Join our growing team and be part of our success! EEO.AA Employer M/F/D/V

Respmsiblities:

Member of project team involved in conceptualizing, designing, developing, implementing, and executing distributed fine-grained agent-based systems, simulations, and analysis of complex systems.

Qaulifications:

Qualified candidates must have the following skill set: BS in Computer Science or related technical discipline. Minimum 4 years experience in applications programming. Experience in artificial life, non-linear systems or distributed artificial intelligence/multi-agent-based systems (including fine-grained emergent paradigms) preferred. Strong object-oriented design experience with understanding of object-oriented programming languages required. Must be proficient in JAVA and XML. Must have excellent oral skills and writing ability. Experience with theory of chaotic systems preferred. Must have the ability to work with a team of software engineers in a research environment.

Updated November 2006