From: anupdev@eng.auburn.edu (Anup Dev)
Subject: Seeking SW Development/Mgmt Position 
Followup-To: poster
Keywords: UNIX C C++ xview -- Self Relocation, Immediate
Organization: Auburn University Engineering
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 21:17:05 GMT




				  Anup Dev
			email: anupdev@eng.auburn.edu

Home Address:                                                  Work Address:
210 1/2 West Glenn                                             Ramsay 100, AU
Auburn, AL 36830                                               Auburn, AL 36849
(205) 887-9495                                                 (205) 844-2280



EXPERIENCE

  6/92-12/92  	Research Assistant to C.L.McCreary, Prof. Computer Science Engr.
                Software Development in conjunction with research funded by NSF
		for "Parallelizing Scalable Software Transformation" proposed by
		Dr. McCreary

  9/90-12/92 	Research Assistant to E.L.STERN, Asst. Prof. Mechanical Engr.
                Software development/Modal analysis/FEM/FEA 
		Developed Data Acquisition & Analysis Software to custom build a
                PC based frequency analyzer.
                * Commercial version of software is available for DT 2821 series
		  data acquisition boards manufactured by Data Translation, Inc.	          	
  9/90-12/92 	Graduate Assistant to Computing & Network Services
              	Duties include assisting students using  SUN workstation labs 
		& the administration with hardware & software problems.
		Debugged Scientific Desk Software.
                * Task involved porting the software from PC/DOS to a UNIX
		  network of SUN workstations.	

  10/90-12/91	Research Assistant to J.T.BLACK, Professor Manufacturing Engr.
		In charge of system software upgrades and maintenance of a
 		unmanned manufacturing cell.
		Developed Software using  C/Manufacturing Automation Protocol 
		(MAP) to execute jobs from remote stations in the unmanned
		manufacturing cell consisting of a ASEA robot and other CNC 
		machines.  

  12/89-9/90  	Research Assistant to W.A.JEMIAN, Prof. Material Science Engr.
		Computer Simulation; Designed a procedure to determine the
 		protective capabilities of storage containers against ballistic
 		impact.						

  10/88-6/89   	Engineer Trainee at WIPRO Informations Tech., Mysore, India.
                CAD/CAM Software development. 


EDUCATION

  9/89-12/92	Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849
                DEGREE: Master of Science 
                THESIS: "Structural modeling of a lathe."  Research performed
		in conjunction with research funded by National Science 
		Foundation(NSF) for "Comprehensive Control for Turning Centers" 
		proposed by Dr. Stern
                MINOR: Numerical Analysis

  4/84-8/88   	Mysore University, Mysore, India.
                Degree: Bachelor of Science
		Senior Project: "Computer aided design of worm gear box."
                Developed software in Turbo Pascal to design a worm gear box
		to user specifications and display the general assembly of the
	 	gear box.

  Computer     	Languages:  Familiar with C, Shell, OOP/C++, FORTRAN, Pascal
  Skills        GUIs:       xview (OpenWindows/X11/OPEN LOOK)         
                Extensive Work on UNIX, VAX/VMS, IBM mainframe/MVS & PC/DOS
 		systems.                                                             

REFERENCES

                STEPHEN F. HENDERSON, Director of Computing,
                Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849
                (205) 844-2280

                RICHARD M. ELLING, Manager Network Support,
                Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849
                (205) 844-2280

                JAY T. BLACK, Professor, Manufacturing Engineering,  
                Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849
                (205) 844-1375

                ELLIOT L. STERN, Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering,
                Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849
                (205) 844-3328

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