From: jamesf@btr.btr.com
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Seeking UNIX sysadmin, some C develoment position
Keywords: 4 yrs DOS/C
Date: 16 Apr 92 04:49:38 GMT
Distribution: ba
Organization: BTR Public Access UNIX, MtnView CA. Contact: Customer Service cs@BTR.COM


     After 4 years of development in C and assembler under DOS on PCs, I am 
looking to get out of that area. Ideally, I would like a UNIX sysadmin position,
with some occasional development using C or some other relatively modern
language. In addition to the XENIX experience listed on the resume, I have taken
several UNIX classes at local community colleges. Feel free to contact me via
email or at the address and phone number below. 



                             James G. Franklin
                             
                              813 Bruce Drive
                            Palo Alto, CA 94303
                             (415)  856 - 4949


EDUCATION
   State University of New York at Buffalo; B.S. in Computer Science, May, 1988.

OCCUPATIONAL EXPERIENCE
   Mar. 1990-Present    Computer Associates International, San Jose, CA

                      Software Engineer

                      Design and code various C and assembler programs which are
                      incorporated into our spreadsheet. These include features
                      such as highlighting cells with specific contents and an
                      add-in to attach electronic index cards to cells. Revised
                      our add-in function interface toolkit while translating it
                      from Lattice C to Microsoft C, and updated its document-
                      ation. Research converting other areas of the spreadsheet
                      to C and design new product features for future revisions.
                      Also one of a two person team which investigates and elim-
                      inates bugs and other inconsistencies in the spreadsheet.
                      This requires the use of commercial debugging tools, know-
                      ledge of the DOS BIOS system and familiarity with IBM PC/
                      AT and clone architecture. Assist junior level engineers
                      and our International department with understanding the
                      structure and design concepts of the spreadsheet.

   Sep. 1988-Oct. 1989  Touche, Ross & Co., New York, NY

                      Software Engineer
                      
                      Expanded and maintained a 7000-line C program which mod-
                      eled cashflows of collateralized mortgage obligations. 
                      Also created customized versions of this model to process
                      deals backed by other than standard home mortgages. These
                      models involved the design of heavy number crunching, mem-                      ory conserving and time-efficient functions, the complete
                      designing and coding of all output reports and the conver-
                      sion of a DOS based model to XENIX. Re-styled and coded
                      the user interface system and researched the practicality
                      of a link-listed version utilizing total dynamic memory
                      allocation. 

   Oct. 1987-Apr. 1988  Hanford Bay Associates, LTD., Niagara Falls, NY

                      C Programmer

                      Member of a software engineering team that designed and
                      coded a management resource planning product for large
                      industrial corporations. This required extensive use of C
                      and windowing using Greenleaf Data Windows. Programming
                      was done on IBM PCs running DOS.