From: bunny@hal.gnu.ai.mit.edu (Eva Chan)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: BS Computer Engineering, Entry-Level, Montreal-Area
Date: 28 Jul 92 15:06:35 GMT
Organization: MIT Laboratory for Computer Science

239 Boulevard Deguire, App. 605
Ville-St-Laurent, Quebec
H4N 1P2


July 28, 1992

Dear Sir or Madam:

I am submitting the following resume in application for any entry-level
position in the computer software/hardware industry.

I am a very fast learner and quick to adapt to just about most situations.
I feel that this should be an asset in whatever life may present before me
in my future work.

I am familiar with both Unix and Vax systems on a user-level, but do hope
to go beyond that within time.

I am looking for a position within the metropolitan Montreal area.  I can
speak a little French (mainly from my high school years), but hope to
strengthen it as time goes on.

I look forward to hearing from any prospective employers in the near
future.  I can be reached either by email, or by phone, day or evening.

Thank you for your patience and attention.


Very truly yours,


Eva Chan


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				 EVA CHAN
			239 Boul. Deguire, App. 605
		     Ville-St-Laurent, Quebec H4N 1P2
			      (514) 856-2536

OBJECTIVE	To find an entry-level position in a software/hardware
		development company involving research and development.

EDUCATION	Boston University, College of Engineering, Boston,
		Massachusetts.  Received Bachelor of Science in Computer
		Engineering, September, 1990.

		Boston Latin School, Boston, Massachusetts.  Received high
		school diploma, June 1986.  Member of the National Honor
		Society.

COMPUTER SKILLS

Machines	used IBM PS/2 and other IBM compatibles and laptops, and
		various workstations and Macs.

Languages	Pascal, familiar with Ada, C, assembler, and FORTRAN.

Operating Systems	Unix, ULTRIX, MS-DOS, Vax/VMS.

WORK EXPERIENCE

		November 1991 - January 1992
		Ed Shook, J. Contractors, Inc. 1042 Brownsville Road,
		Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15210.
		Secretary/Receptionist.
		Screened incoming calls, scheduling appointments, handling
		of accounts receivable, organizing client files.

		December 1990 - September 1991
		Greene & Hoffman, P.C., 184 High Street, Boston,
		Massachusetts 02110.
		Receptionist/ Legal Assistant.
		Helped research cases, draft documents and letters, and
		organize pleadings and case files for small law firm
		specializing in civil litigation and complex personal cases.

		September 1989 - September 1990
		Department of Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering,
		Boston University.
		Administrative Assistant.
		Member of the office support staff.  Managed much of the
		everyday office needs and supervised some of the student
		employees.  Assisted members of the faculty.

		September 1988 - August 1990
		Information Technology, Boston University.
		Terminal Assistant/Student Consultant.
		Responsible for assisting users  of the University's
		mainframe. computer.  Also worked closely with staff
		consultants in troubleshooting various user problems.

		May 1988 - August 1988
		Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Boston, Massachusetts.
		Summer Intern/Computer Operator.
		Responsible for running bank jobs on the mainframe.  Work
		involved tape mounting, creating microfiche storing
		valuable checking information, and aiding in the
		maintenance of certain computer equipment. 

		September 1987 - May 1988
		Boston University, Department of Manufacturing Engineering.
		Teaching Assistant.
		Responsible for grading homework and quiz papers of
		students in a freshman level course.  Also aided students
		in understanding class material.

PERSONAL	My interests lie in computers, reading, music, and in
		communicating with people from various parts of the world.

REFERENCES	Available upon request.