The University of New Mexico is looking for an Analyst/Programmer in Albuquerque. The post states, “The UNM Clinical & Translational Science Center (CTSC) at the Health Sciences Center is hiring an Analyst Programmer III to develop and maintain systems related to biomedical research, and to serve as mentor to less experienced programmers… The Analyst Programmer III will participate in a variety of initiatives in the CTSC’s biomedical informatics core. This may include the development and maintenance of web applications, and the installation, customization, and support of open source web applications. It may also include the design and development of databases for research as well as for administrative tracking. And finally, it will involve serving as a mentor to less experienced programmers. We are seeking a self-motivated individual who enjoys a diverse range of projects and has proven technical skills.” Read more

Kyield is looking for a Senior Software Engineer in Santa Fe, NM. The post states, “Kyield is an emerging leader in advanced knowledge systems working at the confluence of organizational management, artificial intelligence and software systems (Convergence of BI, MDM, Performance, and Search/Discovery). We are seeking multiple self-motivated and innovative software engineers for upcoming large-scale projects in our pilot program. Multiple areas of expertise preferred with ability to expand skills quickly as needed. Learn more about Kyield here: http://www.kyield.com. Contract, part-time and full-time candidates encouraged to apply.” Read more

The official attendance count for SemTech 2009 was 1170 individuals, from the following organizations (note many organizations were represented by multiple attendees).

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