OzEChris

I think that, since I work for an NI Alliance Member, I'd have close to the best LabVIEW job - as any other NI Alliance Member employee can probably attest to. The coolest thing about LabVIEW is that it opens you up to such a broad selection of projects, applications, new technologies, and industries. In the past year, I've: 1) Architected and led a team of testers to implement a TestStand/LabVIEW Embedded Software Integration testing strategy and system, that now currently runs every night and covers over 400 test cases for an AUTOMOTIVE product 2) Frantically learnt LabVIEW FPGA, to help build a prototype signal detection/analysis system using FlexRIO and Peer to peer streaming technology, for a BIOMEDICAL application 3) Assisted in the development of LabVIEW RT/FPGA for a viscosity measuring device, to be used by the PHARMACEUTICALS industry. 4) Currently re-designing a high-speed signal acquisition/processing application to be run on an R-Series DAQ Card (more FPGA), for the PAPER industry. 5) Currently playing with an EVS RT Vision Controller, learning about Vision to develop a Vision inspection system for the MANUFACTURING industry. Writing LabVIEW is the easy part. Understanding the application is the tricky bit! OK cool, my first post over and done with!!