From: emikami@nmt.edu (Ernest Mikami)
Subject: BSCS expected in May
Organization: New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Date: Tue, 7 Apr 92 19:19:59 GMT



To prospective employers:

My primary interest is to secure a full time position in computer
programing.  I have demonstrated my abilities to design and complete
large projects in the Operating System and Compiler Writing classes.
My problem solving skills have proved to be effective in various
programming contests.  By May of this year, I will be graduating with
a B.S. degree in Computer Science.  I will also be merely two courses
away from completing the requirements of a B.S. degree in Mathematics.

Although my formal programming experience is quite limited, I have
been programming for more than 10 years.  Through various work
experiences, I have learned to adapt to a wide range of work
environments and perspectives.  My experience in teaching, consulting,
and managing should prove to be an asset to your organization.

For my current employment reference, please contact my direct
supervisor, the Director of the Tech Computer Center, Mr. Michael Ames
at (505) 835-5735 or mike@nmt.edu.  Feel free to contact me by phone,
mail, or electronic mail.

I appreciate your valuable time to consider me for an exciting job in
your organization.  I look forward to a positive response.


Ernest Mikami

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                            Ernest M. Mikami
                              Box 3508 C/S
                           Socorro, NM  87801
                             (505) 835-6269
                             ernest@nmt.edu


Objective:    Full time position as Computer Programmer/Analyst.

Education:    New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.
              Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, expected May 1992.

Experience:

9/91-Present  New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology,
              Tech Computer Center.  Manager of User Services.  Handled
              complaints concerning the services of the computer center.
              Managed a team of User Consultants who assist the student
              and faculty members with the use of computing facilities.
              Computer systems include Unix, MS-DOS, and the Apple Macintosh.

9/90-8/91     New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology,
              Tech Computer Center.  User Consultant.  Assisted the
              student and faculty members with the use of the software
              and hardware available, answered specific questions related
              to the system and programs, and relayed system/software
              problems to the respective maintenance employees.

9/90-12/90    New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology,
              Community College Photo Lab.  Instructor.  Taught a
              course in Beginning Photography.

1986 - 1990   U.S. Army Engineer District, Japan, Engineer Liaison Branch.
(summers)     Computer Operator/Clerk Typist.  Developed and
              documented software primarily in dBase III+ for tracking
              engineering jobs efficiently and producing various
              summary reports for the Chief Engineer to review.  Tasks
              also included assisting engineers and clerks with the
              use of CADKEY, dBase, Word, and Lotus.

Programming   Proficient in C, C++, Pascal, dBase, Fortran, and 68000
Languages:    and 6502 assembly.  Working knowledge of LISP, ML,
              Prolog, 8088 assembly, and Bourne and Berkeley C shell.

Projects:     Multitasking, multiuser, virtual memory operating system.
              Pascal compiler.

Activities:   Member, winning team of New Mexico Tech ACM Programming
                Contest sponsored  by Microsoft, 1989.
              Member, first place team of Montain Regional Programming
                Contest, Ft. Lewis College,  Durango, Colorado, 1991.
              Member, winning team of New Mexico Tech ACM Programming
                Contest, 1988.
              Second place in New Mexico Tech ACM Programming
                Contest, 1991.
              Participant in ACM Mountain Regional Programming
                Contest, 1989, 1991.