From: mmfikree@mothra.syr.EDU (Mateen Fikree)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Looking for Sys Amin and/or Software Development opportunities
Summary: Position in Sys Admin and/or Soft Develop.
Keywords: Sys Admin, Software Development
Date: 19 Nov 92 22:30:51 GMT
Followup-To: mmfikree@mailbox.syr.edu
Organization: Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY


					P. O. Box 892
					University Station
					Syracuse, New York 13210


Dear Potential Employer,

Hello! My name is Mateen Fikree and I am presently a graduate student
in the Department of Computer Information Science at Syracuse
University. I anticipate graduating with my Masters of Computer
Scinece in May of 1993 and at that time I will be available for
employment.  I am interested in making a career for myself as a member
of a UNIX system administration team or as a software developer.

As a graduate assistant at Syracuse University my responsibilities for
user support has given me the opportunity to do system administration
on Sun SPARCstation running SunOS as well as on Apple Macintosh's
running A/UX, while at the same time maintaining close ties with the
central system administration team.  I will also point out my recent
participation in "Essentials of System Administration" course.

As an undergraduate at Bucknell University and a graduate at Syracuse
I have had a number of opportunities to develop software on a wide
array of architectures, including the above architectures.  Please
consult my resume (following this letter) for additional information.

I am confident that I have the computer skills, interpersonal skills
and the motivation to make a worthy addition to your company. Please
contact me either by phone (office: 315-443-3995; home: 315-442-9909)
or by e-mail (address: mmfikree@mailbox.syr.edu.).

Thank you for your time and consideration and I look forward to
speaking with you.

                                        Sincerely,
 
                                        Mateen Fikree

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			    MATEEN  FIKREE
			    P.O. Box 892,
			 University Station,
		       Syracuse, New York 13210
		       mmfikree@mailbox.syr.edu
	    (315) 442-9909(Home)	(315) 443-3995(Office)
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OBJECTIVE	Position as a UNIX/C system administrator/programmer.

EXPERIENCE	Senior UNIX Consultant Syracuse University Computing
		Services (09/91-Present) 
		  Taught introductory courses;  Sun Workstation/Server
		  system administration team member;  electronic mail
		  consulting, software and patch installations; and
		  one-on-one user consultation. 

		Computer Consultant Bucknell Computer Services
		(09/87-08/90) 
		  Managed operation of IBM, and Macintosh labs,
		  answered questions on various software packages and
		  on the operation of the machines and printers.
		  Helped maintain Laser Printers.  Checked,
		  distributed, and inventoried software.

		Tutor Bucknell Computer Services (01/89-08/90) 
		  Taught Microsoft Excel to Professors and Secretaries
		  of Bucknell University.

		Teaching Assistant Dept. of Computer Science Bucknell
		University(09/88-06/90) 
		  Graded programs for Computer Science courses,
		  assisted students with programming problems, helped
		  professors in labs.

		Systems Programmer Fikree Textile Finishing Mills
		(06/88-08/88)
		  Designed and implemented a billing software package
		  in Turbo Pascal for the company. 

EDUCATION	Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
    AND		Degree:	Master of Science.  Expected May 1993.
TRAINING	Major:	Computer Science.

		Bucknell University; Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
		Degree:	Bachelor of Science in Engineering,  June 1990.
		Major:	Computer Science and Computer Engineering;
		Minor:  Philosophy. 

		SUN Microsystems, Inc. SUN System Administration
		course, June 1992. 

SPECIAL		o Wrote a distributed sorting and joining program in
		  Express C (variant of C for distributed systems) on
PROJECTS	  an nCube machine. 
		o Explored the security weakness in the Telnet
		  Protocol.  Wrote a program to demonstrate the
		  ability of an intruder to inject a single packet of
		  their own data into the telnet connection and down
		  both systems.  
		o Learned Macintosh programming with Think C, and
		  created an application program that will cleanup and
		  maintain Macintosh hard disks. 
		o Independently studied on how to program in X11
		  Windows on the Sun Workstations.  Implemented small
		  programs in UNIX C using the X11 commands.  Also
		  wrote a users manual to help beginner programmers.
		  The following semester worked on writing a query
		  program interface in X.

COMPUTER	Computer Systems: Sun 600MP series, Sun SPARCstations,
EXPERIENCE		          Vax 8820, Vax 11/780, Vax 11/750,
				  Honeywell CP6, IBM 3090 
		Operating Systems: SunOS, Ultrix, VMS, CMS, CP6.
		Languages:  C, Express C, Perl, Pascal, COBOL, BASIC,
			    Assembly Language, Lisp, APL. 

ACTIVITIES	Spoke at the Baccalaureate ceremony as the
		International Student representative at graduation 
		June 1990. 
		Vice President:  Association for Computing Machinery
		Bucknell Chapter (89-90);  

REFERENCES	Available upon request