Terabytes of ASP.NET
Megabytes are a dime a dozen. Most .NET web applications shovel them around with little ceremony. It's boring. You can accidentally count them in milliseconds. But terabytes? I don't know, how long does it take you to count $9,162.60 in dimes?We're building a web-based platform for scientific computing that handles terabytes -- and eventually petabytes -- of data in HPC clusters, and presents interactive visualziations in a browser. It's low latency service-based programming where we try to measure in milliseconds, not seconds. Our application doesn't show the odd web page, it interacts at 60 frames per second with a user on a 32" 4k touch screen, and visualizes massive datasets. The application server is written in C#, making extensive use of the Reactive Framework. We interact with dozens of external data sources, from simple project databases to seismic databases holding those petabytes of data. We're a tight-knit team with a fascinating product with the opportunity to expand dramatically this year, and need people with the imagination and drive to make that happen.
Title: Terabytes of ASP.NET
Salary: None
Description: Megabytes are a dime a dozen. Most .NET web applications shovel them around with little ceremony. It's boring. You can accidentally count them in milliseconds. But terabytes? I don't know, how long does it take you to count $9,162.60 in dimes?We're building a web-based platform for scientific computing that handles terabytes -- and eventually petabytes -- of data in HPC clusters, and presents interactive visualziations in a browser. It's low latency service-based programming where we try to measure in milliseconds, not seconds. Our application doesn't show the odd web page, it interacts at 60 frames per second with a user on a 32" 4k touch screen, and visualizes massive datasets. The application server is written in C#, making extensive use of the Reactive Framework. We interact with dozens of external data sources, from simple project databases to seismic databases holding those petabytes of data. We're a tight-knit team with a fascinating product with the opportunity to expand dramatically this year, and need people with the imagination and drive to make that happen.
Requirements: None experience, Bachelor's Degree education
Fraudulent: No