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Software programmer needed - application deadline Dec. 12!

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Eligibility Requirements:
Strong programming skills and highly experiences
Proficient in Python
GPA 80+
Canadian citizen or a permanent resident
Deadline Dec 12

Project:
Internet of Drones (IoD) is an Air Traffic Controller architecture for drones. It is what it takes to finally make drone package delivery (say your groceries) and other applications possible. We are actively pushing toward completing our simulator and our physical demonstration with many drones involved.
We are looking for highly motivated, ambitious team players who want to work on a project that breaks new ground. If you're that person, we encourage you to join us and help by working on the software development for the simulator and if our progress allows, controlling of the real drones via our algorithms through wireless network. We are looking for talented students who can produce high quality code and are proficient in programming with Python. 

Interested and eligible students should email mgharibi@uwaterloo.ca with the subject line “applicant for IoD” along with your unofficial transcript and CV, and your phone number.
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