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From: noyes@suntan.ece.clarkson.edu (Steve Noyes)
Subject: MS/EE Looking for a position in Signal/Image Processing
Organization: Clarkson University
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 18:05:17 GMT

			      Steven M. Noyes  
	Permanent Address            		Present Address
	130 Cornhill Lane            		35 Main St. Apt #2
	P.O. BOX 7				P.O. Box 930
	Marshfield, MA 02059-007		Potsdam, NY 13676-930
	(617) 834-9330              		(315) 265-0746 (home)
						(315) 268-6591 (office)

  Objective:   An Electrical Engineering position in signal/image processing.

  Education:
	Clarkson University
	Potsdam New York 13699

	Bachelor of Science, May 1990	      Masters of Science, May 1992
	Major: Electrical Engineering	      Major: Electrical Engineering
	GPA: 3.354/4.0			      GPA: 3.5/4.0

  Thesis:
	I worked on an image compression using a wavelet decomposition.
	I used the redundancies in the wavelet representation to reduce
	the data it takes to represent an image.  I did the experimental
	work on SUN Unix and wrote the programs in C.

  Publications:
	Time-Frequency Localized Image Compression.
	Ping Wah Wong and Steven Noyes.  Under review

  Senior Project:
	I designed, built and tested Power Trackers for a solar car.
	A Power Tracker maintains the voltage on the solar array to
	maximize the output power of the solar array.  I also helped
	in the development of second generation Power Trackers and other
	electronics for the solar car.

  Computer Knowledge:
	Sun Unix       C	MS DOS         FORTRAN

  Courses:
    Graduate Courses:
	Information Theory                    Numerical Methods
	Pattern Recognization	              Non-Linear Systems
	Coding of Digital Waveforms          Digital Signals and Systems

  Work Experience:
    September 1990-December 1991
      Teaching Assistant
        I worked as a teaching assistant for senior lab.  This
	gave me experience in the lab and debugging circuits.  I
	was also exposed to various areas of Electrical Engineering.

    December 1991-present
      Research Assistant
	I working under Prof. Ping Wah Wong on image compression.
	I am continuing research for my thesis and publication.

    While in School 1987-1990
      Tutor
	Fundamentals of Physics I&II  Chemistry  Electrical Science
	I helped students in one-on-one and in a group.  This helped
	strengthen my knowledge of the subjects and developed my
	communication skills, especially in the art of explaining
	technical subjects.  

  References:
	Prof. Ping Wah Wong (Advisor): 315-268-2126
	Prof. Russell Read: 315-268-6533
	Prof. Thomas Ortmeyer: 315-268-6536
	Robert Woods: 315-268-6474
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
From: narayan@aravali.everest.tandem.com (Pankaj Narayan)
Subject: 2 yrs C /UNIX /DOS /GUI / Testing experience
Reply-To: narayan@aravali.everest.tandem.com (Pankaj Narayan)
Organization: Tandem Computers Inc., Cupertino CA
Distribution: usa
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 20:28:07 GMT

FOR MY SISTER ************************************************************

If you would like to get more details via email, please contact me at this address
         narayan@everest.tandem.com

****************************************************************************

				SANGEETA NARAYAN
			         1035 ASTER AVENUE, APT. 1187
				SUNNYVALE, CA 94086
				PHONE: 408 243 5459
			
				
EXPERIENCE
	Syscorp International, Austin TX (Nov 1989 - present)
	Software Engineer 
	Developer in the Human Interface Group for MicroSTEP, Syscorp's 
	state-of-the-art Rapid Application Development (RAD) system. 
	Involved in the maintenance and internal testing of the
 	graphics subsystem in a C / DOS environment. Responsibilities
	include co-ordination of group activities during the release
	cycle of the product, as well as providing technical support
	to customers when required. Currently leading Syscorp's design
	team in a joint software venture with SoftTek, a major
	software house in Mexico, for a COBOL subsystem of MicroSTEP.

	Presented MicroSTEP to senior management at CMC, a leading
	software company in India. 

	New Jersey Institute of Technology (Jan 1988 - May 1989)
	Graduate Assistant
	Duties involved supervision and user support in the PC
	laboratories on campus. 

	Jay Computers, India (Dec 1986 - Jul 1987)
	Systems Programmer
	Designed and implemented a financial accounting package and a
	sales invoicing system.   

	Bajaj Electrical Ltd., India (Dec 1985 - Nov 1986)
	Programmer Analyst
	Involved in the design and development of the company's
	integrated payroll system. 

	Computronics India, India (Sep 1984 - Nov 1985)
	Programmer
	Involved in the development of the Overseas Telex Billing System,
	Appraisal Cell System of a financial institution, and a Statistical
	Report System. 

EDUCATION
	M.S., Computer and Information Science (Nov 1989)
	New Jersey Institute of Technology (GPA: 3.6 / 4)
	Project: Porting NJIT's Electronic Information Exchange System
	from a VAX to a Sun3 platform, and providing an X window
	user-interface to it in a C / UNIX / Xt environment.

	B.S., Mathematics (May 1984) 
	Isabella Thoburn College, India (GPA: 3.9 / 4)

PERSONAL
	Led my high school at many interscholastic sports meets as the
	High School Sports Captain.
 
	Received a national award for a World Wildlife Fund painting
	competition. 

	Willing to relocate.

***********************************************************************
From: snc0231@cs.rit.edu (Scott Curry)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: SW/Engineer, C++, C, OS/2, UNIX, seeking job
Keywords: Software Engineer, C, C++, UNIX, OS/2
Date: 7 Apr 92 23:35:59 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology


				SCOTT CURRY

Local:							Permanent:
249 West Squire Drive					106 Quonnipaug Lane
Apartment 1						Guilford, CT 06437
Rochester, NY						(203) 457-0020	
(716) 272 - 9511

Email:	snc0231@cs.rit.edu

Objective:
		To find a challenging position in software development
		as a Software Engineer or Developer working in a team
		environment. 

Education:
		Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), Rochester, NY
		Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, to be 
		conferred May, 1992.

		Concentrations:	Software Engineering & Artificial Intelligence.
		Minor: 	Business Administration.

	GPA:        3.0/4.0,  Dean's List (4 quarters).
	Awards:     Al Davis Leadership Scholarship Award, 1991.
	Activities: College of Applied Science and Technology Senator,
			 Student Government, 1990 - 1992. 
			 Represented over 2900 students on various issues
			 and improvements of campus life.

Technical Skills:
	Languages:  C++, C, Modula-2, PROLOG, FORTRAN 77, COBOL, Pascal,
		    Z, Lisp, Ada, VAX Macro - 11 Assembly, BASIC.
	Hardware:   SUN ( 3/50, 3/80 ) workstations, DEC VAX 11/780,
		    IBM PS/2 Models 50-80, IBM PC/AT, Apple Macintosh.
	Operating
	Systems:    UNIX; Ultrix; VMS; SUN OS 4.1; MS-DOS  5.0;
		    OS/2 1.2 & 1.3 Extended Edition; 
		    Macintosh OS: System 6.0.x / 7.0.x; IBM VM. 

Work Experience:
	June - 	    International Business Machines Corporation, 
	November    Milford, CT.  Pre-professional Programmer.
	1991	    Responsibilities included:  Object Oriented Analysis,
	  	    Design, and Programming using C++, LAN administration,
		    tools librarian, for a LAN based, distributed system,
		    groupware project.

	March -     Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, CT. 
	August	    Associate Information Systems Specialist.
	1990  	    Responsibilities included: LAN administration,
		    hardware/software technical workstation support
		    for over 100 employees, presentations and training,
		    COBOL programming, fourth generation programming, 
		    software specification and design.

	Summer	    League Insurance Agency, Wallingford, CT. 
	1989	    Computer Consultant. 
		    Responsibilities included: Complete setup and 
		    maintenance of IBM/AT systems, MS-DOS batch file 
		    programming.

	December    RIT - School of Computer Science, Rochester, NY. 
	1988 - 	    Senior Lab Assistant.
	present	    Responsibilities included: Securing of five 
		    laboratories, managing two other lab assistants,
		    maintaining computer equipment, tutoring students, 
		    and limited 'root' privileges. 

Availability:
		    June 1992

References :
		    Available upon request.
From: sumeet@milton.u.washington.edu (Sumeet Agrawal)
Subject: ASIC design, Entry Level, MSEE
Organization: University of Washington, Seattle
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 06:50:59 GMT

				  SUMEET  AGRAWAL
			     4233, 9th Avenue NE #108
				 Seattle, WA 98105
				Home : (206) 547-7428
				Work : (206) 543-1017
			  E-Mail : sumeet@u.washington.edu

OBJECTIVE	A challenging position in Computer Engineering with emphasis on
		Digital ASIC design and/or software related to IC design tools,
		systems, graphics or image processing 

EDUCATION	University of Washington, Seattle : 6/90 to present
		Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, expected May 1992
		Current GPA  :3.8 / 4.0
		Thesis Topic :Systems and Graphics Software for the GPX Graphics
		Subsystem
		Coursework   :Digital VLSI (design, layout and testing), Design
		of Computer Subsystems,Operating Systems, Compiler Construction,
		Computer Graphics, Image Processing and Computer Networking

		Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India : 7/86 to 5/90
		Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering
		GPA         : 9.1 / 10
		Coursework  :Architecture of Microprocessors and Microcomputers,
		PC Software, Image Processing and Signal Processing

WORK
EXPERIENCE	Reasearch Assistant at the University of Washington:6/90 to 9/91
		Worked on several different research projects

		Teaching Assistant at the University of Washington: 9/91-present
		- installed a VLSI design package and assisted in its usage
		- taught lab sessions and maintained lab setups and equipment
		  for a Computer Subsystem design course

		Summer Trainee at Tata Electric Locomotive Co. (TELCO), India 
		Worked on software for data retrieval from corrupted PC disks

PROJECTS	IC Design
		Worked on design and layout of a 10MHz Discrete Cosine Transform
		(DCT) digital processor useful in Image Compression. It has been
		fabricated using 2 micron CMOS technology

		GPX Graphics Subsystem
		- Ported the GNU C-compiler to an ASIC Superscalar RISC Floating 		  Point Processor designed at ICSL as part of a research project
		- Developing a simulator for a Graphics Pixel Processor being
		  designed at ICSL

		University of Washington Graphics and Imaging Subsystem (UWGSP3)
		- Developed a parallelized raytracer for the system
		- Worked on pipelined graphics rendering software 
		- Ported standard graphics packages (TIGA, HOOPS) to UWGSP3

		Course Projects
		- Added concurrency, spooling, virtual memory and multitasking 
		  to a primitive Operating System, PRESTO
		- Enhanced a primitive compiler by adding function calls, 
		  arrays, loops, data types, etc.
		- Developed a set of DOS utilities similar to pctools
		- Developed PC based software tools for graphics, CAD and image 
		  processing
SKILLS		Operating Systems  : UNIX, DOS, AIX
		Computer Languages : C, C++, PASCAL, Assembly, ADA and BASIC
		Software Tools     : VALID, VERILOG, ABEL, ORCAD, TIGA, HOOPS
REFERENCES	Available upon request
From: gdewan@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (Geoffrey DeWan)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Scientific Visualization/Graphics C Programmer
Summary: Resume
Keywords: scientific visualization, computer graphics
Date: 13 Apr 92 19:11:20 GMT
Article-I.D.: ux1.1992Apr13.191120.11219
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana


                  Geoffrey DeWan
                  603 W. Oregon
                  Urbana, Il 61801
                  (217) 367-5250




JOB OBJECTIVE     Position as a C programmer for computers graphics and/or
                  scientific visualization using computer graphics.

EDUCATION

Fall 1991         Associate in Applied Science in Visualization Computer
                  Graphics Specialist.
                  Parkland College, Champaign, IL

Spring 1989       Associate in Science in Mathematics-Computer Science.
                  Parkland College, Champaign, IL

COURSE WORK       CSC-102  Introduction to Pascal Programming
                  CSC-103  C Language Programming
                  CSC-124  Scientific Fortran Programming
                  CSC-128  Unix Operating System
                  CSC-131  Computer Graphics I
                  CSC-132  Computer Graphics II
                  CSC-220  Advanced C Language Programming
                  CSC-224  Machine Level Programming (6502 & 68000)
                  CSC-505  Introduction to Wavefront
                  CSC-535  X Window System Programming

WORK EXPERIENCE

           1991   C Programmer for the Parkland Planetarium.
                  * Wrote C code to generate an animation of the Sun, Earth,
                    using high quality graphics.

    1990 - 1991   Computer lab monitor at Parkland College.
    1987 - 1989   * Kept the computer lab in a neat condition.
                  * Kept all computers and printers in working order.
                  * Helped students with software problems.

    1986 - 1987   Part time temporary TUTOR programmer for Global Information
                  System Technologies.
                  * Wrote animation subroutines for various CAI TUTOR programs.


RELATED EXPERIENCE & ACTIVITIES

    1983 - 1986.  Member of the YProg (Young Programmers) program on the CERL
                  PLATO system at the University of Illinois.


                  References available upon request.
--
===============================================================================
                                  Geoffrey DeWan -- gdewan@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
From: givati@odie.ee.wits.ac.za (Ofer Givati)
Subject: DOCTOR SEEKING GP LOCUM POSITION IN UK
Summary: seeking 5 month GP locum work in UK 
Organization: Wits Electrical Engineering (Novell Users).
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 14:17:24 GMT

CAN ANY OF YOU DOCTORS, DOCTORS FAMILY OR FRIENDS HELP ????

I am interested in doing a locum in General Practice in the UK for 5 month 
(May 92 - Sept 92).
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dr. LL Sirkin
102 Lafayette
11 Corlette Drive
Illovo
Johannesburg
Sout-Africa
From: @csc.cuhk.hk
Subject: Testing
Organization: Computer Services Centre, C.U.H.K.
Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 02:38:48 GMT

Testing
From: brettw@matt.ksu.ksu.edu (Brett D. Watson)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: BS CS, 3+ yrs EXPERIENCE, SEEK Software Engg./Systems Support position
Followup-To: misc.jobs.misc
Date: 6 Apr 1992 13:49:13 -0500
Organization: Kansas State University
Distribution: usa
NNTP-Posting-Host: matt.ksu.ksu.edu
Summary: I seek positions in Software Engineering or System Software support


                              Brett D. Watson

CURRENT ADDRESS                                              HOME ADDRESS 
915 Claflin Rd.                                              RR 3 Box 43
Manhattan, KS  66502                                         Abilene, KS  67410
(913) 776-5951                                               (913) 263-4345

HARDWARE                     SOFTWARE

IBM 3084 Mainframe           CMS 5, CICS, MVS, Xedit, assembler, JCL
Sun SPARC and X-terms        C++, Pascal, X Windows, Emacs, vi, Sun OS, 4.3 BSD
IBM PC and compatibles       MS-DOS, MS Windows 3.0, dBase, CBIS and LANtastic 
                             Network OS, TCPIP, TN3270, All WP Corp. software


EDUCATION       Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS
                B.S. in Information Systems, May 1992
                                 
RELEVANT 
COURSES
                Software Engineering Class:  As part of 4 member team, designed
	        software measures CASE tool.  Required determining objectives, 
                design, prototyping and implementation of system, group 
                interaction, oral presentations, documenting work, and 
                programming in C++.  1 year project.

WORK 
EXPERIENCE

Feb. 1989 to    Farrell Library, KSU, Manhattan, KS
present         Computer consultant/programmer 

                Trained and supported users with core software packages
                Trained new student interns
		Installed and configured site license software
                Wrote and distributed monthly department newsletter
                Wrote manuals for software installation procedures
                Developed preventative maintenance program for 150+ 
	  	  microcomputers
                Installed hardware: microcomputers, printers, modems, and 
		  tape back-up, video and network cards
                Maintained 18 workstation CD-ROM network and 10 stand-alone 
		  workstations
		Worked extensively with LANtastic and CBIS network operating
		  systems
                Exposure to network protocols TCP/IP and TN3270
                Assisted with programming/installation of automated library 
		  management system
                Maintained JCL and assembler programs
                Worked with IBM 3084 mainframe running CMS Rel. 5, MVS, CICS
                Performed weekly backup operations on library minicomputer
                Participated in Microcomputer Team - 
                   Developed guidelines for distribution of newly purchased 
		   equipment, for troubleshooting microcomputers, and for 
		   coordinating communication between departments


-- 
Brett D. Watson
brettw@matt.ksu.ksu.edu | brettw@harris.cis.ksu.edu
From: cwalters@ducvax.auburn.edu
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: ent.lvl. tech writer. relocatable
Date: 8 Apr 92 21:12:41 GMT


                        DAVID CHRISTIAN WALTERS

                           2515 Pentolope Dr.
                          Hunstville, AL 35803
                             (205) 883-0082

OBJECTIVE: To enter the job market as a technical writer

EDUCATION: B.A. Journalism, Auburn University, December 1991
           Minors in computer sciences, physics, philosophy

WRITING EXPERIENCE:
        - Technical writing for instructor at Itawamba Community College
in Tupelo, Mississippi.  Duties included editing old laboratory
experiments and generating new ones for science booths dealing with
fiber optics and industrial sensors.
        - Technical editor for Division of University Computing at
Auburn University.  Responsibilities were to take write-ups generated by
the system administrators and edit them to the point where novice
computer users could understand them with a minimum amount of help from
the instructors.  These write-ups were primarily to introduce aspects of
VAX and micro computer operation, such as "Intro. to VAX Mail" and
"Introduction to the Macintosh."
        - Staff writer for The Plainsman, Auburn's student-run
newspaper.

WORK EXPERIENCE:
        January 1990 - December 1991:
                Provided technical support for the Division of
        University Computing at Auburn University. Created and
        maintained daily backup tapes for all the course, staff and
        system accounts on a VAX 6320. Other duties included
        installation of ethernet cards in Zenith 486 computers in
        student labs, routine maintenence on the Digital LaserWriter
        printer, and creating and deleting student course accounts.

        March 1989 - January 1990:
                Student consultant on a VAX 8200. Assisted students with
        course accounts using the VAX, Macintosh and PC computers. Also
        responsible for low-level system maintenance and routine printer
        maintenance.

        June 1988 - December 1989:
                Stock clerk in gift shop at the Alabama Space and Rocket
        Center. Duties included keeping gift shop stocked, doing
        inventories and packing merchandise for shipment. Worked
        Christmas and summer vacations.

        June 1987 - September 1987:
                Desktop publishing data entry clerk for DigiPro, Inc.
        Duties involved the creation of printed material to customer
        specifications.

HARDWARE USED: VAX 6320, VAX 8200, IBM A400, MacII CX/FX/SI/SE, Epson
        Equity I, Zenith 486, AST 286, Apple Scanner, Apple CD/ROM.

SOFTWARE USED: WordPerfect, MacDraw II, PageMaker, MacWrite, Wordstar,
        MicroSoft Word, ProComm Plus, VAX Basic, VAX Pascal, VAX FORTRAN

OPERATING SYSTEMS: DOS 5.0, Apple System 6.07, VAX/VMS 5.4-2, UNIX

REFERENCES AND WRITING SAMPLES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Email addresses: cwalters@ducvax.auburn.edu
                 christian.walters@umagic.fidonet.org
                 70711.3052@compuserve.com
From: ead@netcom.com (Eric De Mund)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes,ba.jobs.misc
Subject: translator for hire
Date: 8 Apr 92 19:09:39 GMT
Followup-To: ead@netcom.com
Distribution: ba
Organization: netcom

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     Experienced   translator  interested  in  jobs   translating
     technical  materials  such  as  papers,  books and  manuals.
     I  am also  an  expert  in  translation  of  commercial  and
     financial   materials   and   can   do   interpretation   at
     meetings  and  conference calls.  I  have  several years  of
     work  experience in  Germany  and  the  USA.  Equipped  with
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