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Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2006 08:10:11 -0700
To: Rod Page <rpage@olympus.net>
From: Stewart Pugh <spugh@idahovandals.com>
Subject: programmer
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Rod:
I received an inquiry from a client in Los Angles. He is looking for a 
programmer to write a server and an operator interface for his embedded 
app. Linux or FreeBSD platform, he does not care what the language is, I 
suggested MySQL & Python or some other scripted language. I am already 
doing the hardware design for the sensors and remote computer. Another 
programmer is doing the embedded software in the sensor.  The server 
program has to maintain a data base of sensor data from a network of 
several thousand refrigeration controllers located all over the world. I do 
not think the software specs will be ready for a couple of months. This 
might be a good project for a student.
< I am wearing my Chamber of Commerce hat and trying to get more high tech 
work here in PT>

Stewart

Stewart Pugh
spugh@idahovandals.com


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