The company I work for needs someone to come in and do some LabView programming for a machine we are building. If you or someone you know are familiar with the program and want some extra money, get in touch with me. We'll schedule a time for you to come in and check out what we are doing.

Bryan

4/11/2007 3:34:25 PM

whats the time frame and can it be done remotely?

I kick ass in labview...

4/11/2007 6:06:01 PM

I sent you a PM

4/11/2007 6:20:17 PM

Is there anyone close by? Undergrads welcome.

Valuable job experience...

Flexible hours...

Foot in the door to a small company destined to take over the world, etc.

You know you want to.

4/12/2007 10:25:51 AM

I have some experience with Aglient TestExec...

4/12/2007 12:03:25 PM

what equipment are you interfacing and are you doing it connect the block way or hard coded.

i could do it after my real job

4/12/2007 9:03:40 PM

fuck labview.

labwindows/cvi is where it's at

4/13/2007 4:37:22 AM

^exactly, except its all about the BASIC

4/13/2007 7:58:09 AM

labview is like playing "the incredible machine" for a couple days.

the 200th time you have done a string -> number conversion you just wish it was in any text based programming language

i guess the benefit is a decent looking gui in a matter of minutes

4/13/2007 8:08:47 AM

nah dude, come over to the DARK SIDE of BASIC

4/13/2007 8:27:39 PM

are you saying you program Labview in BASIC???

4/14/2007 12:30:59 AM

rtards...

labwindows is really nice, but its much more for real programmers.

Labview is programming for dummies, that is amazingly effective.

[Edited on April 14, 2007 at 11:32 AM. Reason : should be noted that I got Quinn and StatePKT their current real jobs...]

4/14/2007 11:32:16 AM

wanna get someone else a job?

send them this way.

I have some job posters with tear-off phone number tabs to stick up somewhere... Where would be the most effective place to put them up on campus?

4/14/2007 2:16:19 PM

well, its better than selling knives, thats fo sho. thanks for posting it.

4/14/2007 8:39:35 PM

The ECE student would be the most likely to know LabVIEW and they are in EB2 on Centennial Campus.

4/14/2007 11:58:02 PM

Quote :

"The ECE student would be the most likely to know"

yeah, you know, the ECE student. he'll know. ask him

FTR, they dont teach LabView, or anything like it, in ECE. Labview is "engineering for dummies"

you'd be more likely to find someone in CALS who works with LabView. It's basically marketed for science folks who dont know how to program beyond Excel VBA.




[Edited on April 15, 2007 at 1:38 AM. Reason : ]

4/15/2007 1:37:54 AM

i'm sorry

4/16/2007 1:35:22 PM