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From:  Dmitri@dsoft.sensor.zgrad.su (Karpatchev)
Subject: Looking for a job. Hardware engineer from Russia.
Reply-To: Dmitri@dsoft.sensor.zgrad.su
Organization: Discret-Soft
Distribution: eunet
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 11:28:27 GMT


        Young computer engineer looking for job in Europe.

   Development of various controllers for IBM PC, VAX, NeXT  etc
     (hardware and software) and specialized microcomputer systems.

   Worked on maintenance Russian copy of American micro-VAX 11
     of DEC. Development SCSI controller for hard/floppy discs
     (analog DEC RQ-DX3), SCSI controller for streamer (analog
     DEC TQK-50 based i80186)  and  Russian  VLSI ZX-Spectrum.
     Project engineer. Now works on creation  IBM PC card with
     function modem, fax-modem, answering machine and  autode-
     finer callers phone number. Programmer  in  C,  Assembler
     (Intel, DEC, Zilog), Pascal.  Have experience in develop-
     ments communication hard- and software (CCITT group V and
     G).

   High school:     Bachelor of computer sciences.
                    Diplom engineer-physicist
                    of Moscow Physics-Technology Institute,
                    speciality "RadioElectronics Devices".
   Military school: lieutenant of Rocket Forces.
   Subject of diplom: "Trajectory restoring  by means mathematical
                       processing  hydroacoustic echo-signals with
                       low ratio signal/noise".

   Learn English, now study German.
   Hobby is car-tourism, home electronics.

   Full name:    Dmitri Anatolievich Karpatchev.
   Age: 26 ( born 1966 May 21 ).
   Married, have a child.

   Home address: Russia, 103527, Moscow, K-527, Zelenograd, 829-104.
   Work address: Russia, 103460, Moscow, K-460, Zelenograd,
                 3-Zapadnij proesd, 13, "Discret-Soft".
   Telephone: (095) 532-92-03 ( Home )
   Telephone: (095) 534-83-77 ( Office )
   Telefax:   (095) 292-65-11 box 17406 for Electronic
   e-mail:    dmitri@dsoft.sensor.zgrad.su

Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
From: franjion@spot.Colorado.EDU (John Franjione)
Subject: Ph.D. Chem. Engr. seeks CFD position
Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 03:41:27 GMT


                             JOHN FRANJIONE
                   Department of Chemical Engineering
                         University of Colorado
                         Boulder, CO 80309-0424
                             (303) 492-7640
                       franjion@spot.colorado.edu

OBJECTIVE

A research position in computational fluid dynamics


RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

July, 1991 to Present
Research Associate
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Colorado
Directed by: Dr. Robert H. Davis

The goal of this research is to gain a fundamental understanding of the
effect of particle shape on the behavior of suspensions.  Hydrodynamic
interations between spheres and prolate spheroids have been
investigated theoretically and experimentally.  Information from
two-particle trajectories are used to deduce properties of dilute
suspensions.

September, 1985 to June, 1991
Research Assistant
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Massachusetts
Directed by: Dr. Julio M. Ottino

This research focused on utilizing techniques from dynamical systems
theory to investigate fluid mixing.  The most important contribution
was the study of the role of symmetry in mixing systems.  Flow symmetry
gives clues as to the location of unmixed regions of a flow, which in
turn gives ideas on how to manipulate a flow to enhance the mixing.


EDUCATION

Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, February 1991
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
Dissertation title: "Development and Application of Techniques for the
Analysis of Chaotic Mixing in Two- and Three-Dimensional Flows"
Advisor: Dr. Julio M. Ottino

B.S. with University Honors in Chemical Engineering, May 1983
Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA


PUBLICATIONS

J.G. Franjione and R.H. Davis, "Hydrodynamic diffusion of a sphere
sedimenting through a suspension of neutrally buoyant prolate
spheroids", in preparation

J.G. Franjione and R.H. Davis, "Hydrodynamic interactions between a
sphere and a prolate spheroid: particle velocities and trajectories",
in preparation

J.M. Ottino, F.J. Muzzio, M. Tjahjadi, J.G. Franjione, S.C. Jana, and
H.A. Kusch, "Chaos, symmetry and self-similarity: exploiting order and
disorder in mixing processes", Science, v 257, 754-760 (1992).

J.G. Franjione and J.M. Ottino, "Symmetry concepts for the geometric
analysis of mixing flows", Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. A, v 338, 301-323
(1991).

J.G. Franjione and J.M. Ottino, "Stretching in duct flows", Phys.
Fluids A, v 3, 2819-2821 (1991).

J.G. Franjione, C.W. Leong, and J.M. Ottino, "Symmetries within chaos:
a route to effective mixing", Phys. Fluids A, v 1, 1772-1783 (1989).

J.G. Franjione and J.M. Ottino, "Feasibility of numerical tracking of
material lines and surfaces in chaotic flows", Phys. Fluids, v 30,
3641-3643 (1988).

D.V. Khakhar, J.G. Franjione, and J.M. Ottino, "A case study of
chaotic mixing in deterministic flows: the partitioned-pipe mixer",
Chem. Eng. Sci., v 42, 2909-2926 (1987).

REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
From: pp_p053@ceres.kingston.ac.uk (Keith Gell)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: AI job wanted
Date: 14 Dec 1992 13:56:12 -0000
Organization: Kingston University, Kingston-upon-Thames
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: ceres.kingston.ac.uk

I am looking for a position in artificial intelligence, preferably fuzzy logic
.  I have posted my cv below.

	CAREER HISTORY
PERSONAL
Name	Keith Gell
Address 28 Heriot Rd, Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 9BU 
D.O.B	26th March 1960
Status  Married, 3 Children
Telephone No    0932 - 568925
   
EDUCATION
MSc Artificial Intelligence     
University of Kingston, November 92 
BA Psychology   University of Sheffield, 1983
A Levels      Physics, Pure Maths, Applied Maths 

SKILLS
Languages       LISP, C, PROLOG, PASCAL
Tools & Methods SSADM, Fuzzy Logic, 
Teamwork, Stella II Kit	IBM PC, MS-DOS, MacIntosh

HISTORY

Kingston University     Dec 91 - Present        
Kingston
Completed MSc Course Dissertation entitled Fuzzy Controller for a Heat Pump.

Marconi Underwater Systems      89 - 91
Addlestone
Knowledge based systems Engineer.  Seconded to projects to provide Knowledge based 
systems expertise.

Marconi Underwater Systems      88 - 89
Templecombe
Senior Software Engineer.  Responsible for design and coding of a testing and 
monitoring system for a ships engine.

Marconi Underwater Systems      87 - 88
Addlestone
Software Engineer.  Working on the same project as above.       

Training course at Marconi Underwater Systems   86 - 87
Addlestone
Government Training course in Real-Time programming (held at what was then 
Plessey Naval Systems, now Marconi Underwater Systems).

EFL Teacher     83 - 86
Taught English as a foreign language at various schools.                         

EXPERIENCE

Fuzzy Logic

Undertook a feasibility study for the Fuzzy control of a Heat Pump for Creda Ltd. 
Consultant in study of data fusion and signal processing techniques for large SONAR 
suite, assessed various techniques and formalisms for dealing with uncertainty; Bayes 
theorem, Dempster-Shafer, Fuzzy logic, Neural Networks.
Suggested and undertook study to assess usefulness of fuzzy logic to Marconi 
Underwater.

Collision Avoidance

Undertook study into collision Avoidance at Sea.  Organised visits to and from academic 
institutions.  Built expert system.
Supporting Bids
Analysis of customer requirements using SSADM for Command and Control system for 
London Underground. 

Analysis of requirements using SSADM for Chaff launching system.

Resposibilities

Software Design Authority on Chaff launching system project.  Software Team leader.






Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
From: rem@btr.com (Robert E. Maas)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Want job helping people find information / SF Bay Area
Date: 15 Dec 92 06:18:01 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: BTR Public Access UNIX, MtnView CA. For info contact: info@BTR.COM

Robert Elton Maas, 490 Chiquita, Apt. 18, Mountain View, CA 94041
Voice & answering machine: 415-969-2958
Internet electronic-mail: rem@BTR.Com


Employment objective: Technical/information assistance, helping people
find information and resources, preferably via electronic mail,
organizing and indexing technical information.

Legal qualification to work: I'm a natural-born citizen of the USA,
currently unemployed and available for work immediately. This past
April I passed a federal exam for Writing & Public Info.


** My background helping people and organizing information:

For many years I've been intermittantly spending my own time helping
people on the Internet (and Bitnet & Usenet) find answers to questions
about the network and its resources that they post to interest groups
(mailing lists and newsgroups). I've been active in INFO-NETS and more
recently also PACS-L HELP-NET and NETSCOUT. I've also helped people on
topic-specific interest groups such as INFO-MAC.

In 1991, I compiled a toplevel index to all the major indexes of
network services (interest groups, archives of useful files, special
servers, ..) and many of the introductory tutorials about the network.
These are in MaasInfo.TopIndex and MaasInfo.DocIndex which are
available by anonymous FTP or by sending electronic mail to a
fileserver. To get a copy of the MaasInfo files (about 150k bytes
total), from anywhere that understands Internet domain-style addresses
for electronic mail, send a message to FILESERV@SHSU.edu containing a
single line of text that says SENDME MAASINFO.

Prior to that, at various times I created small information systems or
indexes, such as my tree-structured index of all the system software
and documentation at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab and my
interactive program for browsing that index.

Although I don't have a degree in librarianship or computer science, I
believe I'm qualified to provide technical support such as helping
people find answers to their questions and to create indexes of sources
of information that can later be used to help answer questions.


** Other work I've done:

I programmed a lot using LISP, SAIL (a version of Algol 60) and
assembly languages on other CPUs (IBM 1620, IBM 360/370, DEC PDP-10,
MOS 6502, Intel 8080, 68000), plus Fortran, HyperTalk (the scripting
language of HyperCard), MacSyma, MainSail, C, Forth, and Cobol.

I have a Bachelor of Science degree (Mathematics major) from the
University of Santa Clara, plus some graduate studies at University of
Oregon. I was among the top five (in U.S.A.) in the William Lowell
Putnam undergraduate mathematics competition, and I passed the
California civil service exam for Programmer/Analyst I.
From: mcdaniel@grex.ann-arbor.mi.us (Tim McDaniel)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: OS/systems software, MSCS + 3 yrs, UNIX/C/FORTRAN/29000/680x0, PERMANENT, RELOCATABLE(Mich)
Keywords: UNIX, C, FORTRAN, AMD 29000, Motorola 680x0, C++, Pascal, IBM 370, VMS, CP/CMS
Date: 18 Dec 92 05:23:29 GMT
Organization: GREX Public Access Unix +1 313 761 3000


                       Timothy A. McDaniel
                3560 Pheasant Run Circle, Apt. 1
                    Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108
                   Home phone: (313) 677-4386
         Internet e-mail: mcdaniel@grex.ann-arbor.mi.us

GOAL:

A software engineering position, preferably in system software or
operating systems and permanent.

SKILLS:

Languages: expert in C, FORTRAN.  Familiar with assembly languages
(AMD 29000, Motorola 68040, IBM 370), C++, Pascal.  Systems: eight
years experience using UNIX (primarily SUN OS on SUN 3, SPARC).
Familiar with VAX VMS, IBM 370 CP/CMS and MVS.

EMPLOYMENT:

November 1989--November 1992: Software Engineer, Applied Dynamics
International, Ann Arbor, Michigan.  Aided in prototyping a pipelined
real-time multi-processor, and assisted in design of its operating
system.  Maintained operating system and I/O driver software for the
AD RTS, a VMEbus-based real-time simulation and I/O system.  Coded
system software and support libraries, such as an exception-handling
module.  Provided C and UNIX expertise.  Assisted in producing C coding
standards and portability aids.

August--September 1989: Software Engineer, Astronautics Corporation of
America, Madison, Wisconsin.  Studied system performance to identify
bottlenecks, and improved heavily-used kernel routines, for BSD UNIX on
a parallel, pipelined mini-supercomputer.  (The Computer Systems group
was laid off in September.)

August 1981--August 1989: University of Illinois, Graduate Research
Assistant.

October 1985--August 1989: Researched software implementations of
parallel I/O, with Prof. Perry Emrath as Ph. D. thesis advisor.  Coded
a simulator to take program I/O traces and simulate systems under
various parameters.  Also maintained an Alliant assembler and gave UNIX
user assistance.

August 1981--October 1985: Worked on Parafrase, a source-to-source
FORTRAN parallelizer, with Prof. David Kuck as M. S. thesis advisor.
Thesis work involved altering a scientific subroutine library
(analyzing and replacing hard-to-parallelize routines) and estimating
the speedup.  Other duties included writing a compiler pass and
assisting in writing and debugging passes.

EDUCATION:

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.  Master of Science degree in
Computer Science, 1985.  Advisor: Prof. David Kuck.  Course of study
included operating systems design, compiler construction and code
optimization, parallel algorithms, and programming languages and their
implementation.

George Washington University, Washington, D. C.  Bachelor of Science
degree in Applied Mathematics (Computer Science option) graduating With
Distinction, May, 1981.

U. S. citizen.
Relocatable.
References furnished upon request.
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
From: govindg@ucunix.san.uc.edu (Girish Govind)
Subject: PhD EE, DSP, Neural Nets, Fuzzy Logic, AI, software/hardware b
Organization: University of Cincinnati
Distribution: usa
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 12:42:09 GMT


Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
From: cs77faf@uape-1.ucsd.edu (Serge Rezzonico)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: soft: GRAPHICS,SGI,UNIX,C,C++,OOD (CA,OR)
Keywords: software engineer, object-oriented design, graphics, SGI, C, C++
Date: 16 Dec 92 01:50:08 GMT
Organization: Univsersity of California, San Diego




Dear Prospective Employer:

    	I am currently seeking a software engineering position,
     	preferably using an object-oriented language.

     	I am willing to relocate anywhere in Southern California, 
	San Francisco Bay area or Portland (Oregon).

     	Feel free to contact me for additional information.
	Please avoid using e-mail (my account will be closed).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
           

			SERGE REZZONICO

			4457 Benhurst Ave.
			San Diego, CA 92122
			(619) 452-0461



OBJECTIVE
	A position as a software engineer


EDUCATION
	Degree in COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
	Swiss Institute of Technology (EPFL)
	Lausanne - Switzerland, January 1992

	Major courses:
	Data Bases, Programming Languages, Compilers, Operating Systems,
	Networking, Theory of Programming Languages, Computer Graphics.

	Final Project:
	Design and implementation of an interactive interface builder
	for Silicon Graphics workstations (written in C, using OO concepts).

LANGUAGES
	Italian		(fluent)
	French		(fluent)
	Polish		(fluent)
	German		(reading and writing)


EXPERIENCE
	fall 1989 - summer 1991
	Part time job at EPFL as student-assistant, supervising a
	computer lab, correcting and grading assignments.

	summer 1990
	Summer job in the computer department of Mikron S.A.
	(Agno - Switzerland).


COMPUTER EXPERIENCE
	- OOD, 3D graphics, Graphic User Interfaces, Data Compression
	- C, C++, Ada, Pascal, Modula-2, Newton, Lisp
	- Assembler on 680xx processors
	- Unix, VMS, A-dos, MS-dos
	- Silicon Graphics, Sun, Next, Vax, Mac, Amiga

	Particular experience with C, Unix and Graphic Library
	on Silicon Graphics workstations.


REFERENCES
	Available on request (in Switzerland and in the U.S.)
From: efroyman@lynx.dac.northeastern.edu (Ella Froyman)
Subject: Re: Position as a Software Engineer
Organization: Northeastern University, Boston, MA. 02115, USA
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 22:22:02 GMT

		Kirit Patel
		40, Greenleaf St, #106
		Quincy, MA 02169
		(617) 328-0316

OBJECTIVE:	To be part of a team involved in designing and implementing
   			 network systems.

EDUCATION:	Northeastern University, Boston, MA
			College of Computer Science
			Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, 1988

			Boston University, Boston, MA
			Pursuing Masters of Science in Computer Science on a 				part time basis.

WORK EXPEREINCE:

2/92-Present  Infotec Development Inc,Wakefield, MA.
Software Engineer
*  Responsible for Local Area Network(LAN) architectures,workstation             
    architectures
*  Design, and implemented Client/Server applications using C++/Motif
*  Responsible for network and database administration, provide networks
    control,system maintenance
*  Responsible for maintenace of DODIIS systems
*  Test,analyze and demonstrate networking products like Routers, Bridges,
    Sniffer,network Management Systems

12/88-1/92  Boston City Hospital, Boston, MA.
Senior Programmer
*  Developed Inventory software in DBASE III+ and clipper
*  Developed Transportation software in DBASE III+
*  Design, implemented, and developed Anesthesia system in INGRES
    on a DEC 5000 workstation using Embedded/SQL
*  Responsible for implementing,designing, and networking a New 
    Materials Management System running on Ethernet based PC 
    System
*  Responsible for System Management and Network Management of 
    VAX systems

7/85-9/88 Northeastern University, Boston, MA.                                                                                            
Programmer Assistant

*  Assisted student with programming problems
*  Responsible for hardware & software maintenance of the UNIX lab

Languages:
PASCAL,C++,BASIC,LISP,ASSEMBLER VAX-11/780,COBOL,RPG,
FORTRAN,DCL

Operating Systems:
IBM MVS/VM, VMS,ULTRIX,SUNos,MSDOS,OS/2

DBMS:
ORACLE,INGRES,DBASE IV,SYBASE,SQL

NETWORKING:
LANTASTIC,NOVELL,10NET,ETHERNET,TOKEN RING,FDDI,TCP/IP

SPECIAL SKILLS:
*  Familiar with products from CISCO,Cabletron Systems,TIMPLEX
*  Network Management Systems - DEC MSU,SunNet Manager,SPECTRUM

U.S. Citizen

		REFERENCES PROVIDED UPON REQUEST.
From: fxk@halcyon.com (Francis X (Skip) Kaczynski)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: CONTRACT SMALLTALK PROGRAMMER
Keywords: Smalltalk
Date: 21 Dec 92 01:12:50 GMT
Article-I.D.: nwnexus.1992Dec21.011250.25295
Distribution: usa
Organization: Northwest Nexus Inc. (206) 455-3505


CONTRACT SMALLTALK PROGRAMMER                       F X Kaczynski
                                                    fxk@halcyon.com
                                                    206/488-7446

Representative applications

    []  microwave antennae test range control
    []  automatic end-item and subassembly test equipment
    []  verification tools for embedded software
    []  many miscellaneous engineering tools
    []  personal voice mail
    []  home automation

Incarnations used

    []  GNU Smalltalk on Unix
    []  Digitalk Smalltalk/V and Smalltalk/V286 on PC-compatibles
    []  U. of Oregon Little Smalltalk on VMS and Unix

Summary

    My Smalltalk application experience reflects my hardware and
    software design engineering background.  Since 1978, I have
    worked primarily in the field of avionics engineering.  Over
    the last five years or more, I have developed a modest amount
    of expertise with Smalltalk by using it for various aspects of
    engineering projects as represented above.

    In addition to using Smalltalk on the job, I have used it for
    various "hobby" projects generally involving real-time
    monitoring / control, communications, etc.  One of my current
    extracurricular interests is embedded Smalltalk.


I have attempted to keep this USENET posting to a bare minimum.
Please contact me via e-mail or phone for a detailed resume and
references.
-- 
F X (Skip) Kaczynski
11911 NE 155 St               24-hr voice:  206/488-7446
Bothell, WA 98011-4135        internet:  fxk@halcyon.com
From: las@cunyvms1.gc.cuny.edu
Subject: Post Doctoral Position in Math sought
Reply-To: las@cunyvms1.gc.cuny.edu
Organization: Computer Center, CUNY Graduate School, New York NY 10036
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 00:09:26 GMT

                          SAL LIRIANO
                          311 W 95th ST APT 7B                        
                          New York, NY 10025
                          (212) 663-3185

 JOB OBJECTIVE:  Faculty position in Mathematics or Post Doctoral
                 appointment in North America or abroad.

 EDUCATION:      Ph.D: Presently enrolled at the Graduate 
                 School and Graduate Center of CUNY. My Doctoral 
                 Thesis has been approved for defense.
                 Ph.D  will  be  granted in Feb of 93. My area of
                 especialization includes Algebraic Geometry and 
                 Combinatorial Group Theory.

                 M.A in mathematics from CUNY Grad Center, 1987.

                 B.S. in mathematics from SUNY at Stony Brook, 
                 1983.

                 Have travelled extensively. Lived in Europe,
                 The Middle East, North America, South America.
                 Have broad intellectual interests.
          

 TEACHING:
 EXPERIENCE:     84 - 85 taught at City College several courses 
                 in the area of Calculus and Algebra.

                 86 - 92 have been teaching at Hunter College of 
                 CCNY courses ranging from Statistics to Linear 
                 Algebra and The Calculus. The typical load is 
                 two courses per semester.

 HONORS:         Have always received excellent review of my 
                 teaching from members of the senior faculty.

                 My teaching technique is popular with undergraduates.

                 In My thesis established a question that had been 
                 open for 25 years as stated  by the Mathematics 
                 Historian  Bruce  Chandler,  and  the eminent 
                 Algebraist Wilhelm Magnus in their joint book 
                 The Histoty of Combinatorial Group Theory. 


                 Studied under one of the world's leading experts
                 in  the  field  of  Group  Theory and produced 
                 respectable work in Group Theory And Algebraic 
                 Geometry.


 REFERENCES:     Gilbert Baumslag            Bruce Chandler
                 Ada Peluso

                 References  will  be  submitted upon request.

                                  *****