From: resume-maildrop@CS.Yale.EDU (Mail Drop for Resumes for this job posting)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered,ne.jobs
Subject: Systems Programmer II @ Yale CS, New Haven, CT 06520-2158
Summary: Unix Workstation and Macintosh Network Support/Dev/SysAdm/Troubleshoot
Keywords: Unix MacOS TCP/IP Appletalk C F77 Lisp Pascal BS 4yrsExperience
Date: 19 Aug 92 21:26:47 GMT
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Organization: Yale Univ., Comp Sci Dept. Computing Facility, New Haven, CT 06520
NNTP-Posting-Host: rt-gw.cs.yale.edu

We are currently hiring an Unix(TM) and Apple Macintosh(R) Systems
Programmer II to support Computer Science professors, researchers,
instructors, staff, graduate and undergraduate students involved in
research, development and education.

The Yale University Computer Science Department is a renowned graduate
computer science department with a number of interesting research
projects (for example, it is the home of the LINDA(TM) distributed
programming language) and the department owns a large variety of
interesting parallel machines for research as well as unique networks
of Unix workstations for distributed programming experiments/projects,
research, development, education and normal OA functions (DTP,
E-Mail/News, etc.).

The Yale CS internetwork consists of 15 physical subnetworks containing
over 200 Sun SparcStations, around 30 Apple Macintosh IIs (split
between Ethertalk and Localtalk nets), 17 IBM RS/6000s, 10 DECStation
5X00s plus network miscellany (routers, terminal servers, etc.) and
parallel minicomputers and attached processors.  We also anticipate
the arrival of several NeXT workstations.

The position offered is a full-time permanent support role in the
Computer Science Department's Computing Facility involving : (1) some
development, (2) some maintainence, (3) some trouble-shooting and (4)
some system administration duties.  Currently whomever is selected for
the position will have a good size private office on the ground floor
of Arthur K.  Watson Hall (51 Prospect Street on the Yale campus) as
well as the exclusive use of an ethernetworked SparcStation I Unix(TM)
workstation (with Internet access)!

This position is officially open.  No agencies please at this time.

If you are interested in the position and would like to (possibly) get
an interview please E-mail (ASCII, LaTeX and PostScript(TM) are all
acceptable) a cover letter and resume to the following InterNet address
(or FAX them or US Mail them to the FAX and US Mail addresses
respectively provided at the end of this message):

		Resume-Maildrop@CS.Yale.EDU

Please note the requirements (experience, skill level and educational)
as well as the desirable additional qualifications in the (appended)
official Yale posting of the position before applying.

Yale is very competitive in salary compensation and provides excellent
benefits ( 5 weeks vacation/year, Health and Pension plans, maternity/
paternity leave, etc.).

I would recommend that you discuss or answer (in your cover letter) the
following questions if you would like to get the ball rolling (these
are the type of questions that I don't usually see in applicant resumes
but they are the first things I would want to know before going further
- so why don't we get them out of the way now):

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0.	Why are you interested in this position?

1.	When would you be available for work?

2.	Are you currently unemployed?

	2a.	 Are you available for work immediately?

3.	If you are currently employed...

	3a.	Why are you interested in leaving your current position?
	3b.	Can we contact your current employer?

4.	Goals.  What are your goals?  Where do you see yourself:

	4a.	1 year from now?
	4b.	2 years from now?
	4c.	4 years from now?
	4d.	8 years from now?

5.	What are you making now (or if you are unemployed - what did you
		make at your last job) in US dollars per year?

6.	What are your requirements?  What salary are you looking for?
	What is your salary range?

7.	Do you have any questions about the posted position?
--------Form----------------Cut Here----------------Form----------------


Here is the official posting from the Yale campus information service
that has been used for this position.


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Yale Employment                                                   (Page 1 of 14)

                     MANAGERIAL AND PROFESSIONAL

                      EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Yale University is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity employer.
Female, minority and handicapped candidates, as well as veterans of the
Vietnam era, are encouraged to apply.

The University encourages employees to seek promotional opportunities.
Therefore, it is the policy of the University not to make an offer of
employment during the two weeks in which a job is posted in order that
employees seeking promotion or transfer have the opportunity to apply.
Candidates are encouraged to apply at 155 Whitney Avenue or 153 College
Street.



				...

C 7-6367     MP25   SYSTEMS PROG II
                    COMPUTER SCIENCE, 51 PROSPECT STREET

PROVIDE COMPUTER RELATED SYSTEMS SUPPORT AND SERVICES FOR UNIX AND MACOS
OPERATING SYSTEM AND LAYERED PRODUCT SUPPORT; SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE, BUG
FIXING, AND PATCH APPLICATION FOR BOTH UNIX AND MACOS ENVIRONMENTS; DESIGN,
DEVELOP    , AND IMPLEMENT NEW SYSTEMS, TOOLS, AND UTILITIES. NETWORK
SUPPORT OF TCP/IP AND APPLETALK PROTOCOLS AND RELATED NETWORK APPLICATIONS.
PROVIDE CONSULTATION ON SYSTEM PROBLEMS. REQUIRED: BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN A
RELATED DISCIPLINE AND 4 YRS C PROGRAMMING EXP, ONE OF WHICH SHOULD BE IN A
NETWORK ENVIRONMENT. KNOWLEDGE OF UNIX INTERNALS, UTILITIES AND TOOLS.
POSITION REQUIRES EXTREMELY FLEXIBLE HOURS. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS,
BOTH WRITTEN AND VERBAL. PREFERRED: EXP WITH MULTIPLE COMPUTER LANGUAGES
(FORTRAN, LISP, PASCAL). 37.5 HRS.

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				H. Morrow Long
				Manager of Development
				Yale Univ. Comp Sci Dept. Computing Facility

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