Lextech

CEO to Speak at AITP Windy City Chapter Meeting
Lextech's CEO, Alex Bratton, will give a presentation on Monday, March 8th at the Association of Information Technology Professionals Windy City Chapter meeting He will speak about Opportunistic Innovation in the Mobile Landscape.

iRa Pro: #1 grossing app in Canada, #2 grossing business app in US
iRa Pro: #1 grossing app in Canada, #2 grossing business app in US
The Vision
iRa Pro is the first of three video surveillance iPhone apps we developed for our sister company, Lextech Labs. Since the first version was released in the App Store, Lextech Labs’ hope for the product was that it would be used to help save lives, increase public safety, and generate a little revenue a long the way.

Blackberry and Android Java Developer
Lextech is growing and we’re looking for a solid java developer with Blackberry or Android experience. If you’re in the Chicago area (local candidates only please), are looking to be part of a team changing the way people use technology and fit the criteria below please contact us. Where else do you get to work on things like a rocket launcher control system, build a harbor video surveillance system, create the most elegant and advanced mobile apps available, or link mobile phones to GIS tracking systems?
This is NOT Java Web development.
RESPONSIBILITIES

Software Engineer Position
Lextech is looking for energetic, technology savvy individuals to assist with our software/systems development projects. The engineer will help design and develop software systems in Java and PHP on a wide variety of platforms. This unique role is for the technical decathlete who is well versed at many different technologies and can readily apply them from a hands-on perspective.
RESPONSIBILITIES

iRa C3: 2010 Edison Award Finalist
iRa C3 is the mobile video surveillance product we developed for our sister company, Lextech Labs. This afternoon, it was announced as a 2010 Edison Award Finalist in the Technology category. Other companies nominated in this category include 3M, Motorola, LiveScribe Inc., and OnStar.
Congrats, Lextech Labs!
The announcement was webcast live by The Discovery Channel at http://www.discovery.com/edisonawards.

Java Contract Engineer Position
Lextech is looking for a self-motivated, team and project oriented individual to assist with our Core Java software/systems development project. The engineer will help design and develop software systems in Java that connect PCs via serial communications or LAN. Swing will be used in the GUI component. This is NOT Java Web development.

Analysis Projects Help Customers Make Informed Business Decisions
The Vision
Lextech development projects start with a detailed analysis process. Our goals are to determine a project's size, estimated cost, and overall viability. At the conclusion of each analysis, we deliver a reliable framework for future implementation that a less technical executive can understand and use to make well-informed business and technical decisions.
The Process

Looking for Serious iPhone & Web Developers
Lextech is growing and we're looking to expand our team. If you're in the Chicago area, are looking to be a part of a team changing the way people use technology and fit the criteria below -- drop us a line. Where else do you get to work on things like a rocket launcher control system, build a harbor video surveillance system, create the most elegant and advanced iPhone app available or link mobile phones to GIS tracking systems?
Responsibilities

CEO Quoted in Article, How To Hire A Great iPhone Developer"

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http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-hire-a-great-iphone-developer-2009-12
Lextech Global Services CEO, Alex Bratton, was quoted in an article titled, "How To Hire A Great iPhone Developer" on The Business Insider website today.
The 11 page article outlines:

Confidential Project Newsletter #5
Audio Monitoring Improves Sound in Large Venues
The Vision
Our customer created an audio monitoring device to manage acoustics in environments like churches, stadiums, and auditoriums. They needed a way for the end user, most likely an audio technician, to access data from the device(s).




