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US-CA-L.A. - VISUAL BASIC ALLEN BRADLEY PROGRAMMER WANTED


PROCESS CONTROLS/VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMERS

SALARY: TO $100,000

LOCATION: LOS ANGELES AREA

Our Client has recently acquired process automation systems used to monitor
and control their asphalt drum operations.

The architecture for this system is an Allen-Bradley SLC 5/04 PLC talking to
a Windows 98/2000 PC. The PC runs an application in Visual Basic 6, and
talks to the PLC serially via an InGear driver.

We are looking for a qualified person who can review, document, build,
support, and enhance the existing Visual Basic application, as well as train
others.

Job Duties
- Work with vendor to complete intellectual property transfer
- Review the existing source code and fully comment and document
- Develop testing procedures for validating the source code in the lab
environment
- Compile/build/test the application in the test lab
- Make enhancements to the application as directed
- Travel to plant sites to install, check out, and verify installation
- Provide troubleshooting support for existing installations
- Train other staff to handle the duties described above

Education and Experience Requirements

- Minimum high school education or equivalent, technical degree preferred
- Production / manufacturing experience preferably in asphalt operations
- Experience in developing process automation systems, interfacing with
controls equipment
- Demonstrated knowledge and experience with the following technologies:

o Allen-Bradley PLC hardware and configuration using RSLogix 500
o Real-time serial communications
o Microsoft Access database engine
o Development of real-time Visual Basic 6.0 applications
o Windows 98/2000 programming and system administration

PLEASE NOTE: ALL RESPONSES MUST BE SENT TO:

rp*****@ix.netcom.com

--
Warm Regards, Good Luck and Thanks!
Robin A. Powers

Robin Powers & Assoc., Inc.
San Francisco, California

rp*****@ix.netcom.com



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PROCESS CONTROLS/VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMERS

SALARY: TO $100,000

LOCATION: LOS ANGELES AREA

Our Client has recently acquired process automation systems used to monitor and control their asphalt drum operations.

The architecture for this system is an Allen-Bradley SLC 5/04 PLC talking to a Windows 98/2000 PC. The PC runs an application in Visual Basic 6, and
talks to the PLC serially via an InGear driver.

We are looking for a qualified person who can review, document, build,
support, and enhance the existing Visual Basic application, as well as train others.

Job Duties
- Work with vendor to complete intellectual property transfer
- Review the existing source code and fully comment and document
- Develop testing procedures for validating the source code in the lab
environment
- Compile/build/test the application in the test lab
- Make enhancements to the application as directed
- Travel to plant sites to install, check out, and verify installation
- Provide troubleshooting support for existing installations
- Train other staff to handle the duties described above

Education and Experience Requirements

- Minimum high school education or equivalent, technical degree preferred
- Production / manufacturing experience preferably in asphalt operations
- Experience in developing process automation systems, interfacing with
controls equipment
- Demonstrated knowledge and experience with the following technologies:

o Allen-Bradley PLC hardware and configuration using RSLogix 500
o Real-time serial communications
o Microsoft Access database engine
o Development of real-time Visual Basic 6.0 applications
o Windows 98/2000 programming and system administration

PLEASE NOTE: ALL RESPONSES MUST BE SENT TO:

rp*****@ix.netcom.com

--
Warm Regards, Good Luck and Thanks!
Robin A. Powers

Robin Powers & Assoc., Inc.
San Francisco, California

rp*****@ix.netcom.com



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