We are Recruiting - We Need you! Part 2

Dear DCS Community,

Following on from our last round of recruiting we have a couple of roles that remain vacant.

Preference would be for candidates to have a working knowledge of DCS integration at a developer level but it is not necessary as guides and tutorials will be given by existing development team members.

Knowledge in the given position is a must and proof of concept work may be required if proof of past work cannot be given.

All works carried out are under full contract terms and conditions with agreed invoicing and payment terms between VEAO and the individual / company.

Full terms will be discussed during the interview process.

A signed Non-Disclosure-Agreement will be required prior to stage 2 interviews.

There will be a 3 stage interview.

Stage 1 - Initial discussion with candidate regarding their current/past/future works and general VEAO development process.

Stage 2 - With NDA signed; discussion on VEAO current and future projects, development process structure and detailed examples of past/current works by the candidate demonstrated.

Stage 3 - In-depth interview by existing development team members. Proof of concept projects may be required.

Candidates going forward past stage 3 will be given a template full contract to review prior to signing.

All works will be sub-contracted to contractual milestones and we are not currently taking full time positions as employees within the company.

VEAO Simulations Ltd is an equal opportunities employer.

All applications must be emailed to recruitment@veaosimulations.co.uk

A CV / Resume is required detailing past and current works related to the position applying for.

Any applications received without a CV / Resume will not be considered.

Candidates will receive a response within 30 days of submitting their application.

Positions available:

• Advanced Systems Modelling (ASM) programmer
  
• Internal cockpit and external liveries texture artist
  
• Digital display (HUD/MFD/MHDD/Radios) texture artist / programmer
  

If you have any general questions please post them here or for specific questions email recruitment@veaosimulations.co.uk

We look forward to working with you in the future.

All the best

Pete

Consumer Products Manager

VEAO Simulations Limited.

Just a bump for this one really...

Still looking for :

Advanced Systems Modelling (ASM) programmer

Digital display (HUD/MFD/MHDD/Radios) texture artist / programmer

If you think you fit the bill then let us know!

Pman

Sounds like help is needed for the Typhoon.

Sounds like help is needed for the Typhoon.

Just filling gaps and lightening workloads for some of our existing staff :)

Pman

Understandable. Wish you good luck!

Just filling gaps and lightening workloads for some of our existing staff :)

 

Pman

Sent PM a while ago and no response.

Bravi :thumbup:

Ah many thanks Mike, that's very kind words and we're very humbled by them.??????

It's times like this I wish I'd worked harder at school... All the best finding the right people.

We are still actively hunting 2 ASM programmers, if you or any one you know has some skill in C++ and wants to get involved with some development work with DCS then please let me know!

Pman

Shared on facebook hope you find someone. Quick question: does 2 ASM programmers mean progress on the Eurofighter?

And maybe a few screenshots?

Hint hint:music_whistling:

Hi VEAO, I'm in my second year of Aerospace Engineering and hopefully should graduate within the next couple of years. What other skills, except of course for programming and modelling would you recommend to learn in addition to the taught modules if I want to work in this field in the future?

Of course making aircraft for DCS has a lot in common with designing aircraft for the real world, but also has its own quirks.

Shared on facebook hope you find someone. Quick question: does 2 ASM programmers mean progress on the Eurofighter?

Along with other modules yes.

Specifically with Typhoon is MHDD panel integration, from graphics to code.

Hi VEAO, I'm in my second year of Aerospace Engineering and hopefully should graduate within the next couple of years. What other skills, except of course for programming and modelling would you recommend to learn in addition to the taught modules if I want to work in this field in the future?

Of course making aircraft for DCS has a lot in common with designing aircraft for the real world, but also has its own quirks.

Obviously any aerospace engineering helps. Pete will be in touch directly.

Thanks,

Chris.

Hi VEAO, I'm in my second year of Aerospace Engineering and hopefully should graduate within the next couple of years. What other skills, except of course for programming and modelling would you recommend to learn in addition to the taught modules if I want to work in this field in the future?

Of course making aircraft for DCS has a lot in common with designing aircraft for the real world, but also has its own quirks.

Don't really mean to interrupt the thread here, but you are in the exact same position as me right now. I am going into my 3rd year as an Aerospace Engineer, should graduate in 2017. I am also looking into modeling in DCS as a part time hobby. I want to be able to work full time in the aerospace industry in aerospace design.

However, like I said, don't mean to interrupt. Just got a little excited to see someone with similar aspirations. Mods can remove if you wish.

Always good to see talented people on the forums.

Most of our team are made up of people we know in the aerobatic and general DCS community :D

I'll drop you both Pm's later today :)

Pman

You're first on the list buddy don't worry!!

There is a little "change" going on with BBMF at the moment, when that settles we'll be back in to see them.

I am a graduated aeronautics engineer with master science in systems and avionics, and a flight simmer since 15 years. Maybe i can be of some help.

Thanks Mano, Pete will be in touch