Hexagon Lavish® is a scientific research and development start-up based in the United States. The company initially was focused in machine learning techniques but now has evolved into a small company that's devoted to utilizing "unorthodox" research methodologies in theoretical development and uncompromised use of mathematics and science.

PIR: Premier Information Retrieval will be a resultant product from the platform, IISS (Informational Interpretation Scientific Software). PIR will be designed as software for immediate detection, distinction, classification and analysis.

Desmond J. Watson, co-founder and chief executive officer of Hexagon Lavish®,  is putting together a small team of researchers, mathematicians, engineers and programmers for this startup. If you're interested in applying your skills in efforts of turning ideas into a grand journey, submit your CV/résumé today.

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Are you the kind of individual who just won't take "No!" for an answer. 

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Hexagon Lavish® is a scientific research and development start-up based in Georgia that has an open position for an experienced Informational Research Programmer with an engaging focus in applying their expertise in programming for the PIR: Premier Information Retrieval® project. 

The Informational Research Programmer will be the lead programmer for the PIR project and will provide support to other programmers for this research project. 

As the Informational Research Programmer, this individual will be a part of a small team (that will gradually grow since this research project is highly demanding of man-hours) that will generally adapt their focus to construct high-performing algorithms (and eventually high-performance computing) and will be tasked with the responsibilities of: devising or modifying procedures to address "complex" problems; create program designs; improve upon code; testing; debugging; documentation and maintenance. 

The Informational Research Programmer position requires a minimum of ten years of experience "experimenting" with some sort of esoteric area of signal processing, some programming language not many are familiar with and a familiarity with some kind of mathematical dependency thing. If you don't find yourself on the precipice of an extinction-level aneurysm when you're confronted with an issue that you're unfamiliar with then you need to apply today.

• Ph.D. or the equivalent in years of experience in Applied Mathematics, Statistics, General Physics, Computational Physics or Chemical/Nuclear Engineering 

• Demonstrably strong programming skills with the ability to work with a variety of programming languages 

• Knowledge of C and C++ is critical for this position 

• Experience in a research environment 

• Have a well-adaptable research methodology 

• Experience developing software for commercial distribution in an IDE such as Bloodshed Dev++ and/or Eclipse is preferred 

• Provide written documentation 

• Design systems and benchmarks for validation 

• Exemplified skills in data structures and algorithm design for large scale distributed environments 

• Write programming scripts to enhance functionality and performance of company applications as necessary 

• Exceptional written and verbal skills

Essential Job Functions 

• Serves as lead programmer for the PIR research project 

• Establishes project plans and schedules and will monitor progress in the form of status reports 

• Participates in the research and development phases of the projects 

• Contributes to research designs, develops prototype implementations and participates in the preparation of papers that describe the research 

• Oversees the design, coding, testing, debugging and documentation activities of project staff 

• Works with researchers to identify and determine project requirements 

• Conducts detailed systems analysis in order to define system scope, objectives and implementation approach 

• Works with staff, providing guidance in system design and implementation 

• Establishes and implements user training programs, tutorials and other materials necessary to present and support research results 

• Recognizes opportunities to adapt results for novel applications 

• Makes technical presentations and demonstrations at conferences and meetings 

• Contributes text to project reports and technical papers

Other Essential Job Functions 

• Mentor entry-level researchers and programmers in research methodology conducive to PIR 

• Work closely with the scientific programmer and senior research scientist in Applied Mathematics, General Physics, Computational Physics, Chemical/Nuclear Engineering 

• Be available to attend monthly meetups 

• Be willing to attend annual conferences, conventions, meetings, etc.

Other Skills/Abilities 

• Fluent in English 

• A willingness to engage in conversation with others concerning technical attributes pertaining to subject matter relative to objectives of the job description 

• Must be comfortable working alongside scientists, engineers, mathematicians and programmers in order to collaborate on completing research project tasks

Hexagon Lavish® is an equal opportunity employer