Is there anyone here who is a programmer?

I have a project in the up coming months that would require someone to learn a new piece of simulation software. The project would be on crash protection in automobiles. Once started it would take approximately one month to complete and you will get paid - very handsomely - right after the project gets sold.

(BTW I know about Craig's List but do not want to advertise there.)

Based upon many of the posts I've read, I know that many of us here are programmers, to one degree or another. Some by trade, others on an "amateur" basis.

You probably should be a little bit more descriptive of exactly what kind of a program you require, what it will do, what type of output you'd like to see, whether the program will run in batch mode (without user input) or one that requires a GUI, etc., etc.

Quote: EdCollins

Based upon many of the posts I've read, I know that many of us here are programmers, to one degree or another. Some by trade, others on an "amateur" basis.

You probably should be a little bit more descriptive of exactly what kind of a program you require, what it will do, what type of output you'd like to see, whether the program will run in batch mode (without user input) or one that requires a GUI, etc., etc.

Though I can't tell you too much about it the project itself but the programmer will be using LS-DYNA software.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LS-DYNA
http://www.lstc.com/products/ls-dyna

Sounds like a very interesting and complex program.

This almost certainly lets me out... I've never used it, or even heard of it until now.

Quote: EdCollins

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LS-DYNA
http://www.lstc.com/products/ls-dyna

Sounds like a very interesting and complex program.

This almost certainly lets me out... I've never used it, or even heard of it until now.

I never heard of it until I started this project. lol. The problem is very, very few people know how to use it. The person going to have to learn it from scratch.