Ada jobs: are there any non-defense openings?

Ada jobs: are there any non-defense openings?

[Moncef Bari]

Ada jobs: are there any non-defense openings?

Thanks

RE: Ada jobs: are there any non-defense openings?

[Kenneth Mays]

Yes, there are jobs that are not defense related. The
jobs I have seen in America have been related to the defense 
industry, but NASA uses Ada and companies delaing with embedded 
controllers.

Ken Mays
Ada 95 Researcher

Re: Ada jobs: are there any non-defense openings?

[nasser]

In article <01bb9332$deef6760$14692bce@ns.znet.com>, "Jim says...
>
>There are many job openings for Ada programmers.  We have recently started
       ^^^^^^^^^
>a "Job Opportunities" section at our WEB Site and will be posting some new
>ones shortly.  Many of these positions are non-defense openings.
>

Thanks Jim for the pointer, but "many" ?? I  just looked, there is only 
one job listed !!  

That's a very tiny "many" :)

Nasser
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Re: Ada jobs: are there any non-defense openings?

[Marin David Condic, 407.796.8997, M/S 731-93]

Kenneth Mays <KMays@MSN.COM> writes:
>Yes, there are jobs that are not defense related. The
>jobs I have seen in America have been related to the defense
>industry, but NASA uses Ada and companies delaing with embedded
>controllers.
>
    We develop our engine control systems for commercial and
    government engines using (more or less) the same process. Hence
    both our commercial controls and government controls utilize Ada
    as the language of development. (Our government development caused
    us to bite the bullet early on and get with the Ada program. When
    we put the process in place, we were able to demonstrate
    significant productivity improvement and hence the commercial side
    of the shop bought into it. Ada _PAYS_, folks! Are you
    listening???) "The Mandate" may have got us started in this
    direction, but now it's done by free choice using "Our Own Money."

    BTW: If anyone is interested in jobs in the exciting world of
    Jet/Rocket engines, let me know. Positions may be available in
    both Florida (Government) and Connecticut (Commercial) as we
    experience growth. (We're on a hiring binge at the moment...)

    MDC

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