Tern Systems have recruited students from local universities to work on exciting new projects in our Simulators team
Summer projects allow Tern Systems to start work on experimental features that might not otherwise get development attention. The projects are an opportunity for us to get to know new talents from local educational institutions and provide practical experience for the students/graduates. The Communications Simulator project undertaken by our youngest software developers is an ambitious VoIP system which will simulate communications between Air Traffic Control students and Pseudo Pilots (staff who facilitate exercises). This project will add a vital capability to Tern's existing suite of simulator products. Our pair of Digital Multimedia graduates from the Reykjavík Technical College are working with our Lead Graphics Engineer to develop a new Driving Simulator. Their skills in creating 3D art assets will allow us to build a simulator to safely and cost-effectively train airport staff how to drive around around Aprons and Taxiways at Keflavík International Airport. Our latest colleagues have made a great impression so far and we expect their work to feature prominently in Tern's product suite in the near future