Symbyo Technologies is seeking an innovative, self-motivated User Experience designer to innovate and support a variety of user experience design and improvement initiatives across our projects and products. The ideal candidate will work collaboratively with several different business and development teams within the organization, providing elegant User Interfaces to complex workflows. A thought leader within the company this candidate will demonstrate an unfailing passion and capacity to advocate on behalf of our customers. This candidate will also demonstrate bar-raising graphic design ability, designing User Experiences that are aligned with the our products brands, styleguide, and peculiarity. Because the scope of this position supports multiple product launches, business needs, and business domains, the ability to balance high-level, holistic reasoning with detail-oriented feature design is imperative.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
JQuery Auto-Complete TextBox for ASP.NET
By: Ahmed Hussam
jQuery UI AutoComplete widget provides suggestions while typing into the field. Data-Source would be an xml web-service that returns JSON data, which will be providing flexibility for developers to communicate to any remote databases to get list of suggestions, do processing and format output based on the typed letters
Introduction:
Sunday, August 21, 2011
How To Motivate Your Team?
By: Yasmen Refaat
Motivation, motivation, and motivation!! Personally speaking, it's the biggest and heaviest load on leaders. Motivating people is not an easy job, and when a team works without any kind of motivations it becomes like machines!! Rusty machines !!!
I've been working in a charity organization and many volunteering communities since 2006. That let me live great experiences with too many leaders. Some of them ware amazing, others ware just carrying the title, but having nothing to do with its responsibilities!!! Also, I was on charge of a great team (my graduation's project team), so I became more interesting in leadership in addition to my old admiration to management.
So, I found this great article titled with "10 things you can do to motivate your team", and I liked it a lot. It sums up the most important things leaders should do to motivate their teams.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Job Vacancy At Symbyo Technologies
C++ Developers (Medical Imaging, 3D Visualization, Image Processing):
Symbyo Technologies is seeking Top notch C++ Developers and Solution Architects.
This is an excellent opportunity for potential career advancement and exposure to leading edge technology within the medical imaging industry.
You will be based in our Advanced 3D Visualization and Medical Imagining group, responsible for researching, implementing, testing and documenting medical imaging software systems and will take responsibility for the completion of designated software features; designing suitable solutions to complex problems with assistance from a senior engineers and developing prototypes which you will see through to completion.
To be successful, candidates should have an excellent academic record. You will also have proven practical experience of working with C++, and specifically, strong knowledge of computer graphics and algorithms.Additionally, knowledge of parallel/concurrent programming techniques, x86 assembly language and GPU programming (using a shader language or CUDA, for example) is desirable, but not essential. Previous knowledge of medical imaging would also be advantageous.You will be a strong communicator, able to thrive working within a dynamic, innovative team developing industry-leading 3D medical imaging technology and applications. You will be involved in all aspects of the product development lifecycle from requirements capture through to product release and support.
Apply online: http://symbyo.com/careers/biojobs.aspx
Required Skills/Experience:
• BS or advanced degree in Computer Science, Biomedical Engineering or equivalent subject matter
• Solid programming experience with in C++.
• Strong in trouble-shooting skills, and capable of reviewing source code and developing functional unit tests against it
• knowledge of GPU programming (using a shader language or CUDA, for example), 3D visualization is desirable, but not essential.
• Must be detail oriented, organized and able to multi-task
• Have a passion for software quality and is a champion for the end user
• Very strong communication skills and a collaborative approach
• BS or advanced degree in Computer Science, Biomedical Engineering or equivalent subject matter
• Solid programming experience with in C++.
• Strong in trouble-shooting skills, and capable of reviewing source code and developing functional unit tests against it
• knowledge of GPU programming (using a shader language or CUDA, for example), 3D visualization is desirable, but not essential.
• Must be detail oriented, organized and able to multi-task
• Have a passion for software quality and is a champion for the end user
• Very strong communication skills and a collaborative approach
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Keep Design by the Minute
By: Sohair Ali
Software products go through several stages as they mature from initial concept to finished product. After the purpose and specifications of software are determined, software developers will design to develop a plan for software. It is important to design and document software in an organized way so that it can be easily understood and maintained after the initial release.
While designing software a lot of concepts and practices are the tools of software designers like abstraction, patterns, modularity, cohesion , separation of responsibilities, modularization and OO design principles
After accomplishing the task of design, this work needs to be maintained, reviewed and modified if needed while implementation and we are facing the question of How to write a code that preserves the initial architecture design, make sure of preserving and recovering the design of software in its implementation phase and avoid losing design in code?
Sunday, August 7, 2011
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