From: ujlh@pool.info.sunyit.edu (James Henrickson)
Subject: BSCS +1 yr, looking for UNIX/C/shell/sys admin/TCP-IP work in DE/MD/NJ/NY/PA
Organization: State University of New York -- Institute of Technology
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 01:44:01 GMT


Dear prospective employer,

I am interested in a career path that will allow me to use and enhance my
UNIX knowledge and skills.  My strong points include system administration,
shell and C programming, client-server programming, TCP/IP, and end user
documentation.  I know the X Window system at the user level (so far).

I completed a BS degree program in Computer/Information Science in 
December 1992, with a 3.4 GPA (4.0 max).  I am a goal-oriented individual
whose classroom learning, work experiences, and personal research have 
contributed to attaining the above-mentioned skills.

I would like to work in central New York, southeastern PA, NJ, MD, or DE.
I already have living arrangements near Utica, NY and in West Chester, PA,
so relocation is not a problem.

Attached is my resume.

Sincerely,

James L. Henrickson
ujlh@sunyit.edu  (Until my account expires.)


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                           James L. Henrickson                           

Home address:                                      Alternate address:

Third Avenue Extension                             550 Hightop Road
Frankfort, NY  13340                               West Chester, PA  19380
(315) 894-2442                                     (215) 430-1693
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OBJECTIVE:      A career path that will allow me to use and enhance my
                UNIX, shell, C, TCP/IP, and client-server programming 
                skills.

EDUCATION:      SUNY Institute of Technology - Utica, NY
                BS, Computer/Information Science December 1992.
                3.4 GPA (4.0 max).

                   Specialized courses:
                   - The UNIX Programming Environment
                   - Operating Systems
                   - UNIX Network Programming (TCP/IP, client-server)
                   - C Programming
                   - PC Assembly Language
                   - Database Management Systems
                   - Compiler Design
                   - Information Services Management
                   - Computer Software Documentation

                   Computer equipment:
                   - Sun 3/480 file server (SunOS)
                   - DEC 5000 (Ultrix)
                   - DEC Microvax II (Ultrix)
                   - Gould Powernode 6080 (UTX-32)
                   - 80486-based PC (386BSD 0.1)
                   - 80286 and 80386-based PCs (MS-DOS, MS-Windows)

EMPLOYMENT:     SUNY Institute of Technology - Utica, NY
                Computer Lab Assistant, Spring and Fall semesters of
                1991 and Spring semester of 1992

                   - Maintained approximately 40 PCs in two academic
                     microcomputer labs.
                   - Installed new software.
                   - Developed batch files and C programs to simplify
                     the use and maintenance of PCs.
                   - Assisted end users with various software packages.
                   - Increased user awareness of computer viruses.
                   - Diagnosed and corrected software problems, reported
                     hardware problems to the appropriate department.

                Critical Technologies, Inc. - Utica, NY
                Software Engineer, April 1991 - August 1991

                   - Designed and developed a target recognition simulation
                     program under a defense contract.  Written in C.
                   - Recommended and acquired the development tools required
                     to complete the task.
                   - Optimized computationally intensive subroutines with
                     assembly language.
                   - Prepared end user documentation.

ORGANIZATIONS:  Member of Phi Theta Kappa national honor fraternity.

                Volunteer Xenix System Administrator for the Mohawk Valley
                (NY) charter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics
                Engineers (IEEE).

                   - Compiled and installed software.
                   - Added and deleted user accounts.
                   - Wrote small C programs and shell scripts to simplify
                     system administration tasks.
                   - Assisted with the maintenance of bulletin board service
                     (BBS) software that ran on the computer.

PERSONAL:       System administrator of two networked UNIX PCs at my home.
                (NFS, X Window system, TCP/IP, software development set)

REFERENCES:     Furnished upon request.