Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Engineer (#761754848)

Greater than 5 years experience as senior programmer or software manager. Earning the respect of others and developing strong working relationships. Deliver commitments and willing to go the extra mile when necessary. Clear, concise, frequent communication. Clarity of decision making. Ability to prioritise and focus on the “important few”. Open and honest and the ability to encourage this in others. Collaborative, team player A good degree in a relevant engineering subject.

Key responsibilites: Planning of software aspects of Quotes, Projects.Achieve compliance to AS9100, DO 178, internal SEIL QOP and other relevant software quality standards. Ensure projects are planned, executed and reported in a structured and timely manner. Liaising with and organising IT management and support. Supporting specific projects as agreed with the management team. More specific responsibilities included in the above: Work with the engineering team to assist with the design of Motion Control Systems and Sub Systems for Defence (Airborne, Land, Naval, Subsea), Space, Down-hole Oil and Gas. Applying the disciplines of: a. Software Engineering, microprocessor (DSP, CPLD, FPGA, VHDL) servo loop configuration, motor control DSP algorithms. Capable of working in both C and Assembler. b. Assist the engineering team with optimisation of motor performance using simulation, Spice, MathCAD and other tools. c. Working knowledge of Databases and SQL development System Architecture design and development, software development. Engineering tests of products and sub contact work design. Design for manufacture of test solutions & systems deployed in harsh environments. Participate in programmes & projects and dealing directly with clients when required to support Business Development & Sales. Participate in Engineering and Manufacuring reviews, First Article Inspections, FCA & PCA Audits, customer compliance meetings and presentation of system and software solutions. Provide advice and proposals on new products and research and development, new controls and company engineering procedures, to ensure success. The setting of job specs/objectives/expectation for your direct reports.

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Digital oilfield system connects personnel through smartphones, touch pads

Posted on 05 April 2012

By Joanne Liou, editorial coordinator

DOFERO Consultancy has launched an interface that provides access to the oilfield, on land and offshore, through smartphones and touch pads in real time.

DOFERO’s Viz-iSeries and latest Viz-iHMI2100 application for remote access of data connects field personnel with their supervisors, subject matter experts and original equipment manufacturers to help solve issues without the cost of traveling or nonproductive time. The system provides the medium for real-time maintenance and trouble shooting and real-time training.

“The goal is to manage the asset from start to finish,” Darrell Fanguy, co-owner and executive VP of sales and marketing for DOFERO, said at the product launch in Houston on 22 March. The Viz-iSeries and latest Viz-iHMI2100 includes multiple cameras for rig sites, a means of face-to-face communication and application for an early detection system for equipment failure. “This is nothing new; this is all proven technology,” he added.

DOFERO’s Viz iSeries includes:

Viz-iMech, a self-contained and self-deployable solution for rig sites;Viz-iRig, a remote-access solution with multiple cameras for rigs sites;Viz-iWire, an early detection system to predict equipment failure; andViz-iChat, a collaborative environment to communicate with rig sites.

Watch the video to see a demonstration of the digital oilfield applications.

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Digital oilfield system connects personnel through smartphones, touch pads

Posted on 05 April 2012
By Joanne Liou, editorial coordinator
DOFERO Consultancy has launched an interface that provides access to the oilfield, on land and offshore, through smartphones and touch pads in real time.
DOFERO’s Viz-iSeries and latest Viz-iHMI2100 application for remote access of data connects field personnel with their supervisors, subject matter experts and original equipment manufacturers to help solve issues without the cost of traveling or nonproductive time. The system provides the medium for real-time maintenance and trouble shooting and real-time training.
“The goal is to manage the asset from start to finish,” Darrell Fanguy, co-owner and executive VP of sales and marketing for DOFERO, said at the product launch in Houston on 22 March. The Viz-iSeries and latest Viz-iHMI2100 includes multiple cameras for rig sites, a means of face-to-face communication and application for an early detection system for equipment failure. “This is nothing new; this is all proven technology,” he added.
DOFERO’s Viz iSeries includes:
Viz-iMech, a self-contained and self-deployable solution for rig sites;Viz-iRig, a remote-access solution with multiple cameras for rigs sites;Viz-iWire, an early detection system to predict equipment failure; andViz-iChat, a collaborative environment to communicate with rig sites.
Watch the video to see a demonstration of the digital oilfield applications.
View the original article here