Hi John,
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 10:06:42AM +0200, John Hughes wrote:
> We're advertising a position for a PhD student in the FP group at
> Chalmers, with closing date the 1st of September. Interested? Please
> apply!
I'm an aerospace engineer currently employed in wind power. Most of
my work since graduating in 2009 has been in the areas of real-time,
mission-critical control and estimation. This work is all done with
imperative programming languages.
I studied some Scheme as an undergraduate at MIT and have been
learning Haskell over the past year. I'm having a great time, I'm
becoming much better at programming and I want to learn more, but the
impression I get from the job page you linked is that I don't have
enough functional programming experience in the real world to be
qualified for your position.
Is there any chance I'd be a reasonable fit for your position? Is it
a good idea for me to apply?
Thanks,
Matt Peddie
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