John Koza's group is looking for programmers...
> -----Original Message----- > From: [hidden email] > [mailto:[hidden email]]On Behalf Of John Koza > Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 2:12 PM > To: Multiple recipients of list GASCHEDULING > Subject: 2 Immediate Openings for Research Programmers for Genetic > Programming Research at Genetic Progamming Inc. in California > > > 2 Immediate Openings for Research Programmers for Genetic Programming > Research at Genetic Progamming Inc. in California > > Genetic Programming Inc. is a small privately funded corporation using a > beowulf cluster computer system consisting of 1,000 Pentium processors to do > research in applying genetic programming to produce human-competitive > results. Our current focus is on automating the invention process and > generating useful, patentable, and human-competitive inventions by means of > genetic programming. Our group publishes and presents numerous research > papers each year at various scientific conferences and journals (both in the > field of genetic and evolutionary computation and in the fields of the > work). A good overview of the type of work we do can be seen on the home > page of Genetic Programming Inc. at www.genetic-programming.com and the home > page of John R. Koza at Stanford University is > http://www.smi.stanford.edu/people/koza. > > Our current genetic programming system is written in Java and the simulators > we work with are typically written in C. > > The RESEARCH PROGRAMMER position requires the ability to discuss and > contribute ideas on how to approach the new problems; to write, debug, and > run the necessary programs in the context of our existing software and > hardware system; to analyze the results (and refine the code); and to > participate in the writing up of the results for publication. Although > actual programming will consume less than half of the time, the person in > this position must be able to efficiently and accurately write a large > amount of code. Thus, excellent programming skills and productivity are a > must. This position calls for at least a B.S. degree and at least two years > experience in Java and/or C doing academic or corporate research > programming. A Masters degree is preferable and a PhD degree would be even > more desirable. The successful candidate is expected to have expertise in > some specific science or engineering domain in order to advance the aim of > applying genetic programming to that domain. The possibilities for domain > areas are very open-ended and include, but are not limited to, analog > circuit design, controller design, finite element analysis, shape > optimization, operations research, mechanical design, signal processing, > applied mathematics, chemical engineering, bioinformatics, biochemistry, > computational biology, genomics, protein structure prediction, genetic > networks, metabolic pathways, etc. Experience with, or knowledge of, genetic > programming, genetic algorithms, or evolutionary computation, machine > learning, neural networks, artificial intelligence, artificial life, DNA > computing, etc. is a plus, but not required. The position offers competitive > compensation and benefits. Compensation will be appropriate for the level of > education and experience. > > Please include all relevant information, date available, and several > references. > > Our offices are located 3 blocks from the Cal Train station and San Jose > Light Rail Station in downtown Mountain View, California. Downtown Mountain > View is an attractive and lively area with about 40 restaurants and various > other businesses. > > Genetic Programming Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. Because we desire > to fill these positions immediately, the candidate must currently possess > the legal ability to work in the United States. > > John R. Koza > Genetic Programming, Inc. > P. O. Box K > Los Altos, CA 94023-4011 USA > Email: [hidden email] > www.genetic-programming.com > > > > > > > |
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