Greetings,

I am searching for the best. Programming positions include networking, procedural animation programming, physics programming, and encryption/security.

We can offer:
-up to $250 an hour, 40 hour/week
-office space w/ private room and shared secretary
-health and dental care (US only)
-free 5 star meals to reduce the need to leave the office
-state-of-the art workstations and laptops

requirements:
-satisfactory completion of a test project
-"mastery" of mathematics (linear algebra, differential equations, transformations and quantum functions).
-"master" knowledge of C++ and CUDA,HLSL,GLSL,and/or DX11 api
-PhD in computer science OR Masters/equivelent in Mathematics or physics.
-experience is preferred but not needed as long as completion of the test project is outstanding.

please upload your resume to this forum AND/OR email me - our website is under development.

-Dr. M.H. Auerbach-

sorry, I forgot to mention that physicists must have a degree in KINETIC type physics (mechanical, meta, etc). Quantum physicists are also welcome.

Holy crap, that is a lot of cash for an hour!

You dont really expect to have good chances to find someone with qualifications who would be worth to get paid up to $250 per hour on the GS forum?

At least you had the chance to show us that you´ve got a doctorate degree, congrats!

i agree with Hummel. I think most of us are just some Hobby programmer.

I do not think,even any of the Profs. in my school(cs and engineering) knows a single crap about DX11.

Good luck finding people that meet these reqs.

I think it is not very reasonable that he has a doctor degree at the age of 19, nor the financial power to pay 250 Euros/hour multiplied by five persons. So I guess it's either a joke or fake or whatever...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dieter_Nuhr

Just let him do his job.
What´s your problem? Angst?

hey, thanks to those of you that replied to my request. I have found all 5 programmers needed (1 from this forum - lone wolf).

Keep a look out for our engine later this year

-Dr. M.H. Auerbach-

Cool job offer. Just out of curiosity: what do you want quantum functions knowledge for? There's no such thing as a working quantum computer yet, only prototypes who carry out hard-wired tasks such as the Deutsch-Josza algorithm.