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AnyLogic Model Builder Attention all graduate and post-graduate IE and OR students! Win a trip to San Francisco, CA, USA and your DREAM internship opportunity with the fastest growing Modeling and Simulation Company in the world! This competition is an opportunity for students to design and build a model which applies to a real world business problem. The top two candidates will win a trip to the AnyLogic Conference 2014 where they will present their model and be considered for six-month paid internship at AnyLogic North America in Chicago, IL, USA!

This is your opportunity to work with the most influential organizations in the world, for the most innovative Simulation and Modeling Company in the world. Your AnyLogic model building talent will be imperative to finding solutions for our extraordinary list of globally recognized clients. AnyLogic has set the trend through multimethod modeling, and our team is like our software, flexible, complex, and dynamic with continuously increasing capabilities. Of course, you will share your expertise and leverage your technical experience, but an AnyLogic Consultant/Modeler will also adapt to working under pressure in a faced paced environment. We are profitable, growing and committed to adding rock-stars to our Downtown Chicago office! Bring the ambition and passion it takes to be a significant part of a team full of personality.

AnyLogic, the only multimethod simulation and modeling technology is expanding its sales and training team in Chicago, IL. Do you have experience with AnyLogic? Apply today! Role and Responsibility: Support sales activity by applying AnyLogic Software solutions and services to prospective and current client business needs. An AnyLogic Sales Engineer identifies the core business needs of the customer, matches them to AnyLogic Software strengths, determines the best practice model design, and creates pre-sales models to assist in the sales cycle.

The requirement for modeling and simulation across the entire business lifecycle and the ever increasing demand for AnyLogic software is clear. AnyLogic North Americas’ expanded customer base and retention of longtime business partners has laid the foundation for significant improvement as well as tremendous excitement surrounding the newest version, AnyLogic 7. The AnyLogic Company will continue its pursuit of being the superior modeling and simulation tool available to the market by meeting and exceeding their customers’ needs, including complex decision making and problem solving in a variety of industries.

Meet the team of AnyLogic North America! The AnyLogic North America team is excited to introduce Derek Magilton - Director of Business Development as our newest addition to our rapidly growing team at our new location in Lisle, IL. Derek’s entire career has been customer facing with various management roles; most recently spending the last 7 years at a Fortune 50 company as the Global Program Manager for the factory software group – working directly with some of the largest electronics companies in the world.

After years in our Hampton New Jersey office, AnyLogic North America can proudly announce that we have moved to the Midwest and have a new home in the Chicago area. You can find our new office at 3333 Warrenville Road, Suite 200, Lisle IL, 60532 USA.

AnyLogic Company welcomes a new team member - John Yedinak (he's the guy in the photo!). John has joined us as a New National Director in the US and will be responsible for all operations in AnyLogic North America office. You can contact him with any sales, training or consulting inquiry. John’s previous experience includes more than 25 years in the Software and Automation industries, most recently leading a global team for Panasonic Factory Solutions Manufacturing Software Systems. We are looking forward to John leveraging his experience with goals to drive AnyLogic North America to great heights. Please feel free to reach out John via his LinkedIn account or at +1 908 387 72 99!

Meet the XJ Technologies development team! Normally we don't let them out much (that's why they're squinting in this unaccustomed daylight scene). We like to keep them in their chairs. Working long quiet hours. Not bothering anybody much. Every once in a while we give 'em a free t-shirt.