System Software Engineer With Interest in Athletic Performance

Are you a software engineer looking to make a big impact in a small, fast-growing start-up company?

Reflexion Interactive Technologies is developing the future of sports training: neuro-fitness. Our devices measure and improve cognitive abilities. We are looking for a software engineer capable of contributing in multiple areas, incuding system-level libraries and frameworks and web back end software.

The Reflexion Edge and Flex are large touch-screen displays, with programmed activities that measure and train cognitive functions, such as reaction time, simple decision-making, peripheral vision, inhibitory control, and short-term memory. The devices' game-like interaction makes them fun to use and thus easy to achieve compliance from athletes and brain injury rehab patients. Our web-based software enables trainers to manage performance training and rehab and enables athletes to track their progress in a meaningful and engaging way.

To see Reflexion devices in action, visit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zb1w3FDFp94&t=5s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpOtGm8hfSE&t=1s

Our devices are in use by many high-profile customers, including Penn State Athletics, Duke University, and the U.S. Air Force Academy.

You will be a key member of a small engineering team with a big technology mandate, including hardware design, bare-metal embedded code, system-level libraries and frameworks, desktop and mobile front-ends, web back-ends, clinical neuro-cognitive tests, game-like neuro-cognitive training activities, data science, and machine learning.

You must be able to demonstrate good judgment in software design/architecture and demonstrate the ability to produce clean, readable, reliable, and performant code, efficiently and consistently. We are less concerned about your knowledge of specific languages and technologies and more concerned about your ability and desire to develop and apply expertise in new areas quickly.

B.S.C.S. preferred, industry experience in software engineering required.

Local presence is not required, but if you're open to relocating, you may find Lancaster an attrative destination. Traditionally known for beautiful farmland scenery and Amish horse buggies, Lancaster is lately gaining notoriety as "The New Brooklyn," for its art galleries, indie boutiques, and restaurants. It is close enough for day trips to New York, D.C., Philadelphia, Baltimore, the New Jersey beaches, and the Pocono ski mountains. For more about Lancaster, visit:
https://nypost.com/2016/09/20/the-new-brooklyn-boogie-on-down-to-buggy-town/