From: mikesteg@syclone.detroit.sgi.com (Michael Stegbauer)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: BSEE with experience, silicon graphics
Keywords: SGI, silicon graphics, BSEE, electrical, WOW!
Date: 14 Oct 92 13:35:33 GMT
Reply-To: mikesteg@syclone.detroit.sgi.com (Michael Stegbauer)
Organization: sgi


To save some time: I won't graduate until April 1993 (7 months), so go
ahead and 'N' now if that's a problem.   Thanks!

For the rest of you:
Hello, I am a young, graduating EE with intent to pursue 
a Master's in something, probably Electrical, Physics, or Business, 
depending on my location and employer.
With that in mind, I would like to be located near a good school,
but other than that, anywhere in the US is fine.

Please keep in mind, that even though I'm just graduating, I have
been working in a 'real-world' professional, shirt-and-tie situation
for three plus years, and have two years experience (at silicon 
graphics) with some very high end graphics, and multi-processor
machines, doing onsite service, for some very large customers.

RESUME FOLLOWS:

MICHAEL A. STEGBAUER                      13474 Oakdale Street                                                                                                           
                                          Southgate, Michigan 48195
                                          (313) 284-8041 Home
                                          (313) 478-5446 Work		
								                                                                            


Objective        Seeking an engineering position with a preference 
                 toward research and development.


Experience       November 1990 to Present
                 SILICON GRAPHICS INCORPORATED
                 24155 Drake Road, Farmington, Michigan 


LOGISTICS          Responsibility for $100,000 parts inventory, 
TECHNICIAN         including maintainance of stock, delivery of priority 
                   stock, and return of defectives.  
                   November 1990 to June 1991.                                                   


SYSTEM             On-call support of Unix-based graphics workstations                
SUPPORT            ranging from two board, desk-side systems to multiple
ENGINEER           processor high end graphics supercomputers. Providing                                          
                   on-site and phone support of systems throughout    
                   Michigan, including, hardware and software   
                   installation and upgrade, training, and diagnosis and 
                   repair of systems.  June 1991 to Present.


                 May 1989 to November 1990
                 UNION CARBIDE - LINDE DIVISION
                 1 Great Lakes Avenue , Ecorse, Michigan



TECHNICAL          Primary support of 32-user Data General Mini-Mainframe    
SUPPORT            running AOS-VS including system administration duties.  
                   Primary maintenance of twisted pair network supporting            
                   mainframe terminals, including 14Kb modem / multiplexer 
                   direct connect to near-site location.
                   Primary support of PCs at on-site and near-site 
                   location. Duties including hardware and software
                   upgrades,  creation of database and spreadsheet 
                   applications using Lotus 1-2-3, and Rbase,  and 
                   backups of all systems.                          
                   Local support of network link to Connecticut.
                   Secondary support of two additional Data General
                   Mini-Mainframes.
                   Primary support and administration of local voicemail.                                

Education        Expected graduation in April 1993 with B.S.E.E. from
                 The University of Michigan - Dearborn Campus.


                 References available upon request.
 

You can also reach me e-mail by responding to this or at:
mikesteg@atlas.corp.sgi.com
mikesteg@syclone.corp.sgi.com

Have a Nice Day !