Do you enjoy a start-up environment? Are you tired of endless product development cycles and quarterly sales quotas? Do you want to work for a profitable company? Perhaps you should consider the following career opportunity with RGM Advisors, LLC.

RGM Advisors, LLC, an innovative investment management firm that applies scientific methods and computing power to trading. The company was founded in 2001 and is based in Austin, Texas. RGM's team of professionals, including scientists with backgrounds in computer science, physics, statistics and ecology, have developed an extensive suite of proprietary software to manage all of its research and trading.

We have been profitable since our inception. We offer a casual, creative and flexible work environment; as well as competitive compensation. Our comprehensive benefits package includes medical, dental, life insurance, long-term disability, 401(k) matching, and three weeks vacation. We are located in the new Whole Foods Bldg near downtown.

We are searching for senior software developers. Ideal candidates are capable of the design, implementation, and ongoing maintenance of one or more key components in our overall system (both trading execution and modeling platforms.)

Responsibilities include:

• Understanding and working within overall software and technical architecture;
  
• Contributing to the definition and evolution of our overall system;
  
• Design, implementation, and maintenance of specific system components;
  
• Troubleshooting our production systems; and
  
• Understanding the context in which our trading systems and business operate
  

Specific skills sought include:

• Experience as a C/C++ developer;
  
• Experience with SQL; and
  
• Experience with scripting languages (Perl or SHELL)
  

Please submit your resume to careers@rgmadvisors.com to apply for this position.

I would like to see if anyone can speak about the following topics. IEEE comsoc @ A&M will pay for your travel expenses...and a lil extra... for sharing your thoughts and experience. http://comsoc.tamu.edu

Here's the topics we are interested in:

• linux clustering for mass processing practical + ( render farms http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,1847411,00.asp ) - I've seen websites where you can register your computer to process stuff when in idle how do you create a job manager.
• Creating Network games - with example source code
• creating a mixed linux + windows network (dual boot) - manage user profiles; registry setting; lock down options samba, ldap/active directory + exchange/sendmail, Microsoft's SMS (does linux have something similar?), backups raid/Nas, remote desktop, remote assistance, vpn - corporate environment style networks (stream line deployment)
• setup a network that broadcast, another network to unicast - call centers, another network to multicast - tools in setting up these style of networks
• Theory/Current Solutions for traffic engineering good to know
• Principles in server replication + databases to balance server loads
• Dns bind -
• Create network attacks, and best methods in preventing http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/2000/server/reskit/ en-us/Default.asp?url=/resources/documentation/Windows/2000/server/reskit/en -us/cnet/cndb_ips_ddui.asp
• connecting to services through gateways http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnnetspeech /html/teleph101.asp
• creating scalable api's for remote web services (google map, google search ..ect)
• methods in embedded design, integrating normal pcs to be the control system

You don't have to know it all... we're good people.. so we'll take care of you if you decide to visit us in college station.

My talents: server and client side web developer.

• PHP GOD
• CSS GOD
• XML Advanced
• Javascript Intermediate - learning OOP for JS currently - wierd when your comming from server side

For 2006, we're especially interested in tutorial presentations that will teach conference-goers something new and useful. Can you show attendees how to: use a module? explore a Python language feature? package an application?

The deadline for proposals is October 31st. Please see the Call for Proposals for more information and for instructions.