Intelligent Systems Scientist Do you have ambition, creativity, and intelligent systems experience? Are you ready to tackle challenging real-world problems? Analog Design Automation (ADA) may be the company for you! About Analog Design Automation: ADA is a dynamic, rapidly growing Canadian company that designs and applies cutting-edge intelligent systems algorithms to real-world electronic circuit design. Currently, ADA has developed the only commercial software tool capable of robust analog/mixed-signal circuit synthesis. This alleviates the major time bottleneck traditionally associated with analog/mixed-signal circuit design. About You: You are extremely self-motivated and passionate about your work. While you like to think abstractly, you use rigor and clear reasoning to carry out your ideas. Your first degree includes a strong mathematical component, and is supported by a PhD, MSc, academic or industrial experience. You have background in in one or more of the following: Bayes Nets, Statistics, Nonlinear Regression, Optimization, Machine Learning, Evolutionary Algorithms, Neural Networks, Fuzzy Systems, and/or Graph Theory. Ideally, you also have experience with Unix, C++, and/or object oriented design. About the Job: Research duties will include problem formulation, background research / learning, algorithm design, software design of prototypes, and empirical testing. You will have the opportunity to patent your work, as well as publish selected parts of your work. ADA offers offer an attractive salary and benefits package and excellent career opportunities. To take up the challenge, please email your resume in plain text, Word, or postscript format to [EMAIL PROTECTED], specifying "Intelligent Systems Scientist position" The location is Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The starting date is on or after October 2, 2000. Closing date for applications is Sept. 26, 2000, but some hiring may take place sooner if the applicant(s) are strong. For more information about Analog Design Automation, visit our website at http://www.analogsynthesis.com Posted by: Trent McConaghy Vice President, Research and Development Analog Design Automation
