Inside the Imagine Cup
By Tim Ferguson
Published: 13 July 2009 16:44 GMT
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Last week saw Microsoft hold the final of its annual Imagine Cup competition, where student developers are tasked with creating products using Microsoft tech aimed at tackling the world's problems.
One of the categories in the competition, Embedded Development, where developers use Microsoft Windows Embedded software, was won by Team Wafree from South Korea.
The team clinched the prize for their application aimed at solving world hunger by facilitating the breeding of beetles for food.
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Summary: Very bright, well-qualified and self-motivated Embedded Software Engineer sought - solid C coding skills and a good RTOS knowledge - such as ...
The position itself is for an all rounder, an electronics software engineer, ideally a 50/50 split between the electronics design and the embedded ...
The experience that is required for this role is as follows: - Project Management for Hi-Tech, Real time, Embedded Development Projects - Experience ...
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