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From: orca@StarConn.com (Sarah Emily Liberman)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Biologist seeking employment in Bay Area
Date: 6 Nov 92 22:35:09 GMT
Organization: Starnet-Public Access UNIX--Los Altos, CA  415-949-3133


				SARAH E. LIBERMAN
				orca@starconn.com
	   			home #:  415/856-8131


OBJECTIVES

To obtain a position in a laboratory or technical setting within the San 
Francisco Bay Area which would allow me use my skills and interests as a 
biologist/botanist/chemist and/or computer consultant. 


EDUCATION

B.A. in Biology from Pomona College, Claremont, CA, 1990.
	Completed coursework in:  Genetics, Immunology, Biochemistry, Plant
	Anatomy, Plant Taxonomy & Phylogeny, Organic Chemistry, Transmission
	Electron Microscopy, Calculus, Physics.


RESEARCH & ANALYTICAL EXPERIENCE

Spring 1991 to Present.  Biologist at Syntex Research, Palo Alto, CA.
	Part of a team which studyed atherosclerosis development and
	lipid metabolism.  Stained, evaluated, digitized and performed 
	statistical analysis on tissue samples using SigmaScan, Lotus 1-2-3
	and Harvard Graphics.  Coordinated studies with other scientists, and
	wrote protocols and experimental outlines using WordPerfect.
	Conducted lipid metabolism studies involving the incorporation of
	radiolabelled precursors in the liver; used thin-layer chromatography
	(TLC), autoradiography and scintillation counting to track metabolites.
	Analyzed lipid levels for in vivo lipid-lowering screening program;
	helped design data-entry/analytical system for this program.  Dosed
	and dissected animals.

Summer 1988.  Research Intern for the Joint Sciences Center of the
Claremont Colleges, Claremont, CA.
	Synthesized high-symmetry hydrocarbons.  Monitored reaction progress 
	with infrared spectroscopy, TLC and 1-H-NMR.

Spring 1987.  Research Assistant for the Department of Biology at Pomona
College, Claremont, CA.
	Conducted biomass data collection for a comparative study involving
	the environmental sensitivity of sexual vs. apomictic alpine plants.


ADMINISTRATIVE & COMMUNICATIONS EXPERIENCE

1989 through 1990.  Consultant & Documentation Specialist for Seaver 
Academic Computing Services, Pomona College, Claremont, CA.
	Solved computer-related problems for users and co-workers.  Wrote
	and edited technical documentation, primarily help sheets, for use
	by both users and co-workers.  Working knowledge of a wide variety 
	of computers and applications, including but not restricted to:
	MS-Word, HyperCard, SuperPaint, 4th Dimension, ResEdit, 
	CricketGraph for the Macintosh; MS-Word, Norton Utilities for
	DOS-compatible machines; emacs, shell scripts in Unix; EVE, DCL
	in VAX/VMS; IBM VM/SP, Kermit, recovery of crashed machines and
	damaged files.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Received Outstanding Service Award from Seaver Academic Computing Services.
Certified in Advanced First Aid and CPR.  Enjoy role-playing games, 
photography, animation, martial arts, crochet.


REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
From: smann@peck.com (Steve Mann)
Subject: OS9/68K Programmer Available
Organization: Geoffrey G. Peck, Consultant, San Jose CA
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 06:03:01 GMT

OS9/68K Programmer available.
Three years of OS9 experience in imbededded processor development.
Experience includes C and Assembler, porting and device drivers. Overall
experience: 16 years as software engineer, mostly in imbedded processors:
8085, 8088, and most recently, Motorola 68000.  Also participated in
hardware design and development.  Current position is as Software Group
Leader with three engineers reporting to me.  Available in 1Q-93; sooner
for the right opportunity.  Prefer western location, but will consider
others.  Permanent position only.
Please respond to smann@peck.com or Compuserve 71310,1742

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From: mcginle@obelix.gaul.csd.uwo.ca (JAMES MCGINLEY)
Subject: New, Optimistic Video Game Programmer
Reply-To: mcginle@obelix.gaul.csd.uwo.ca (JAMES MCGINLEY)
Organization: University of Western Ontario
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 09:35:55 GMT

JAMES STEPHEN McGINLEY : WORLD'S GREATEST VIDEO GAME PROGRAMMER
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
(or at least soon-to-be)

I will be finished my Computer Science degree in April of 1993 at which point I will need a job.
That job will be making video games - one way or another. I intend to start at the bottom and
work my way up. I'm willing to do ANYTHING.

What I offer you:
1. My programming skills. School has forced me to learn how to write
    effecient, effective, well-documented, modular code.
2. My programming skills. For the last ten years I have been programming video games as a hobby.
3. I am a graphic artist of sorts. I was graphics editor of the student newspaper for two years where
    I learned to draw respectably.
4. I am a no-frills musician. I can read sheet music and play a mean flute. Not much more I'm afraid.
5. I LOVE VIDEO GAMES. I PLAY VIDEO GAMES. I BEAT VIDEO GAMES.  As far as I'm concerned,
    if you're not using your computer to play video games - you're not using your computer. As a result
    of my obsession I am familiar with my competition (i.e. Street Fighter II, Mortal Kombat, Aero Fighters,
    The Avengers, the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog II and BattleToads). I realize what the 
    consumer's expectations with regards to graphics, music and gameplay have become.
6. Creativity and Humour. Strangely absent both in the arcade and at home are original or humourous games.
    As time goes on I think that video game characters will become more like Disney-characters (witness
    the success of Mario the Plumber, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Bonk the Caveman). As graphics get better
    and machines speed up, there will be more room and memory to expand on the character and his/her plight.
    The 'save-the-girl/save-the-world' theme has already worn out and someone is going to have to invent
     new situations for old games or better yet - new games entirely.

What I want:
1. A company that is willing to take a chance on me. I don't care about the salary - just enough to let
    me keep on playing those gosh-darned quarter suckers. 
2. A company that will eventually let me create a video (home or arcade) game based on one of my original ideas.

I will gladly
1. Send my resume.
2, Fill out any applications.
3, Go to any job interviews.
4. Answer any questions.
5. Relocate.

Interested? Reach me through E-mail or (more traditionally) at :

Jim McGinley
205 Sydenham Street,
London, Ontario, Canada
N6A 1W2

Really Interested? Phone me at (519) 433-2610. Thankyou for your time.
From: happy@garfield.catt.ncsu.edu (Rusty Soots)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Microbial, Microbial Genetics, and General Life Sciences
Date: 6 Nov 92 15:12:51 GMT
Article-I.D.: ncsu.1992Nov6.151251.29772
Organization: Computer and Technologies Theme Program, NCSU, Raleigh

Russell J. Soots
104-A Darlena Ct.
Cary, NC  27511  USA
happy@catt.ncsu.edu
(919) 481-4718


OBJECTIVE 

I am currently seeking a position in microbial genetics research or
general microbial research.


EDUCATION	

August, 1988 to current date:

I am an undergraduate currently attending North Carolina State
University, 1008 Harris Hall Box 7313 NCSU Raleigh, North Carolina
27607.  I am in the process of completing a double major in Science
Education (specialty area biology) and Microbiology and a minor in
Genetics.  I will receive a bachelor of science in Science Education
and a bachelor of science in Microbiology as well as a minor in
Genetics in May, 1993.


August, 1984 to June, 1988:

I attended and graduated from Robert B. Glenn High School, 1600 Union
Cross Road, Kernersville, North Carolina 27284.


WORK EXPERIENCE

June 29-August 3, 1992

Microbial Genetics Laboratory, Microbiology Department, North Carolina
State University, Raleigh, North Carolina  27607.  This position was
created by my participation in a course, Special Problems in
Microbiology, offered by the North Carolina State University
microbiology department during the summer of 1992.  This particular
project in which I was involved, oligonucleotide-directed mutagenesis
of T4 phage, has been an ongoing project directed by Dr. Eric Miller
and Catherine Jozwik of the North Carolina State University
microbiology department.  I assisted Mrs. Jozwik in a number of
laboratory duties including: making media plates, growing over-nights
of bacteria and phage, DNA template extraction and precipitation, DNA
spectrophotometric analysis, annealing of oligonucleotide to our
template, running agarose gel electrophoresis on samples, and
electroporation using selected DNA samples.


HONORS AND ACTIVITIES

North Carolina Teaching Fellows Scholarship
Dean's List, Spring and Fall, 1991
Computer and Technologies Theme Program, 1990-
Baptist Campus Ministries, Service on Executive Student Council
  New Member Representative, 1991-92
  Missions Committee Member, 1991-
  Secretary and Publicity Committee Chairman, 1992-
Microbiology Club, 1992-


REFERENCES

Available upon request
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From: cmarble@linus.claremont.edu (Chris Marble)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Software Configuration Management
Date: 12 Nov 92 20:28:24 GMT
Article-I.D.: linus.1992Nov12.132824.1
Organization: Harvey Mudd College


			Christopher Whitcomb Marble

			    184 Villanova Drive
			    Claremont, CA 91711
			      (714) 621-9814

			SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Over 10 years of progressive responsibility in software configuration
management, software development and managing computer systems.

	+ Prepared and Implemented Software Configuration Management (SCM) plans.
	+ Managed both VAX/VMS and UNIX systems.
	+ Experience as both Systems and Application Programmer.

A practical, accurate engineer that makes excellent use of resources to
complete a project on time and within budget.

			  PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1978 - 1992  General Dynamics, Air Defence Systems Division, Pomona, CA
Design Specialist
+ Wrote, implemented and maintained Joint Venture SCM plan with Westinghouse.
+ Software Configuration Manager using CCC from Softool to maintain and track
  parallel software configurations.
+ Maintained SRS, IRS and IDD on-line using Teamwork, FrameMaker and custom
  database tools on HP UNIX system running X.Windows.
+ Configured and maintained HP UNIX networks and classified VAX clusters.
+ Wrote Computer Program Product Spec (C5) for ATAS.
Major Programs: Advanced Air-to-Air Missile (AAAM),
  Infra Red Terminallg Guided Submunition (IRTGSM), Phalanx,
  Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM), RAM Alternate Launching System (RALS),
  Stinger, Pedestal Mounted Stinger (PMS) and Air-to-Air Stinger (ATAS).

				  AWARDS
Real-Time Recognition Award for contributions on AAAM project
W.H. Steve Award Engineering Club of Oklahoma City

				EDUCATION
B.S. Engineering, Harvey Mudd College, Claremont CA
Recent classes in TQM, SPC, 6 Sigma and 7 Steps

BACKGROUND INFORMATION
US Citizen, DoD Secret Clearance

COMPUTER LANGUAGES
Fluent in JOVIAL, ALGOL, BASIC.  Experienced in FORTRAN, Pascal, APL, 1750A,
1802 and 9900 assemblers.  Knowledge of Ada and C.
From: pp_p053@ceres.kingston.ac.uk (Keith Gell)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Fuzzy job wanted
Date: 11 Nov 1992 15:24:44 -0000
Organization: Kingston University, Kingston-upon-Thames
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: ceres.kingston.ac.uk

	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: hsinpowa@usc.edu (Hsin-Po Wang)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: VLSI design & Digital Circuits Design.
Date: 7 Nov 92 02:19:29 GMT
Article-I.D.: koh-sun1.1dh1bhINN5df
Distribution: usa
Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
NNTP-Posting-Host: koh-sun10.usc.edu

subject: VLSI design & Digital circuits design.

*******************************************************************************
                           Hsin-Po Wang
*******************************************************************************
2620 Ellendale Place #201
Los Angeles, CA90007
(213) 734-6139
hsinpowa@aludra.usc.edu

OBJECTIVE: Obtain a challenging position in the Computer Engineering field,
           Especially in VLSI, Computer Network, or Digi.

EDUCATION: University of Southern California
           Dec 1992, M.S. Computer Engineering  

           National Taiwan University 
           May 1989 B.S. Electrical Engineering

Computer Skills:
           Unix, MS-DOS, VAX/VMS, Macintosh, Lansmart (PC-NOS based on 
           Ethernet) .
Computer Aided Design skills:
           Viewlogic: Schematic capture, logic simulation, and VHDL.
           Magic : logic layout.
           Spice.
Programming Language:
           C++, PC assembly , VAX assembly, LISP, PASCAL, BASIC, FORTRAN, 
           PROLOG, and VHDL.

Projects and Researches:
           1. Using VHDL to model "Futurebus+" and "DRAM controller"
           2. Boundary-scan Testing protocols : design and implement the 
              dynamic boundary scan circuits and testing circuits.
           3. System Programming: Using C to write a PC assembler.
           4. Designing a HW/SW subsystem for recognizing the four tones 
              in Mandarin speech.
           5. Designing a SAP (simple as possible) computer using MSI chips.
           6. Designing a PC interface to record the speech.
Related Academic Coursework:
           1. VLSI design
           2. Digital circuit Design
           3. Computer Architecture
           4. Computer Network
           5. Artificial Intelligence
           6. Cryptography
           7. Operating System & System Programming , RPC.
           8. Microprocessor Hardware/Software
           9. Algorithms & Automata        
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From: fjohnson@foghat.rutgers.edu (Floyd Johnson)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Seeking programming position in Central NJ, NYC, or Philly
Date: 12 Nov 92 19:56:56 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.

Madam/Sir:
	I am seeking a short-term contract position (or Computer
Science internship, if possible) in UNIX/C programming. Although my
UNIX experience centers on Sun workstations, I am also acquainted with
the NeXT platforms, as is implied by the reference to Objective-C in
my resume. I have also developed interpersonal skills as a result of
my most recent position, and have an interest in X Window System and
object-oriented programming. 
	Following is the ASCII version of my resume, submitted for
your review, and I look forward to receiving word from you soon.

Regards,

Floyd L. Johnson, III
---------------------		

			Floyd L. Johnson, III
			       RPO 5829
			     PO Box 5063
		       New Brunswick, NJ 08903
			    (908)745-1899
		    (fjohnson@gandalf.rutgers.edu)

			      Objective

Programming position with emphasis on UNIX and C.

			      Education

B. A. in Computer Science, Minor in English, January, 1993, Rutgers
University, Rutgers College, New Brunswick, NJ

Courses included Design and Analysis of Computer Algorithms,Principles
of Programming Languages, Software Engineering, and Operating Systems Design.

			       Research

Currently involved in development of three-dimensional animation
program.

				Skills

Working knowledge of Pascal, C, INGRES SQL, and Objective-C.

Proficiency with ArborText Publisher, NeXT Interface Builder, and
HyperCard.

			      Experience

Rutgers University Computing Services
	Student Consultant, September, 1991--Present
		Assisted students in use of common computer software
such as word processors, spreadsheets, and desktop-publishing tools.
	Data Entry Clerk, November, 1989--May, 1990
		Compiled monthly reports on supercomputer usage by way
of spreadsheet and page-layout software.
		Prepared purchase order requests using a database
management system.
	Input/Output Clerk, September, 1988--May, 1989

			      Activities

Undergraduate Student Association for Computer Science---Tutored first
and second-year computer science students. Also programmer for animation
project.

Queens Guard Trick Drill Team---Created team alumni newsletter.

			      References

Available upon request.


-- 
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"Where's the 'Kaboom!'? There was supposed to have been an Earth-shattering
'Kaboom!'"
From: kl31+@andrew.cmu.edu (Kristina Ann Lindholm)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: SF - Usability Specialist
Date: 6 Nov 92 15:46:27 GMT
Organization: Masters student, English, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA

I'm looking for a position doing user testing for a company in the San
Francisco area.  I will graduate from Carnegie Mellon with my master's
degree in mid-December.

Either respond to this account, or give me a call.

Thanks!

Kristy Lindholm

___________________________________


KRISTY LINDHOLM
6204 Fifth Avenue, Apt. 9B
Pittsburgh, PA  15232
(412) 361-0260
(412) 268-2906 
 
Education
	
 Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
	M.A. in Professional Writing
    Relevant Coursework:  Planning and Testing Documents, Working and
Writing in
    Groups, Technical Writing, Software Documentation Workshop, Pascal, 
    Expert Systems, Problem Solving, Desktop Publishing 
	Expected graduation:  December 1992
 
	University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
	B.A. in English, minor in Math/Business
	
Experience
	
 Human Interface Engineer
	Apple Computer, Inc., Cupertino, California
	May 1992--August 1992
	Worked as a summer intern in the User Aided Design group doing usability
 testing for Macintosh software, documentation, and packaging.  I was
 responsible for all phases of the tests, including:
	*	Meeting with the development teams to identify testing issues, 
	*	Developing test plans,
	*	Conducting tests in a lab, using a think-aloud protocol,
	*	Presenting findings to the team, and 
	*	Writing formal test reports.
 
	Research Assistant/Software Documentation and Usability Testing
	English Department, Carnegie Mellon University
	January 1992--present
	Writing and editing on-line documentation, as well as conducting usability
 studies for the PREP Editor, a software package being developed at Carnegie
 Mellon. 
 
	Professional Writer and Document Designer
	Effective Organizational Processes, Inc., Sherman, Connecticut
	July 1991--May 1992
	Worked on freelance design and writing projects which included annual reports,
 press releases, corporate brochures, and other materials for a firm serving
 non-profit and financial organizations.
 
	Personal Computer Instructor/Legal Word Processor
	Molloy, Jones and Donahue, P.C., Tucson, Arizona
	November 1984--May 1991
	Duties included training attorneys and staff on their personal computers,
 troubleshooting computer hardware and software problems, and initial planning
 and implementing a conversion from stand-alone personal computers to a
 Macintosh network.  I also developed and edited on-line legal documents and 
 forms.
 
Computer Skills
	
Operating Systems:  Macintosh, MS-DOS, UNIX
Languages:  Pascal, CLIPS (expert systems programming language) FORTRAN, COBOL
Software:  MS-Word, PageMaker, FreeHand, Adobe Illustrator, Excel, 
Hypercard, MacWrite, MacDraw, ClarisWorks, FileMaker Pro, Q&A, Procomm,
Norton Utilities
	
 
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
From: natale@genova.ATC.Olivetti.Com (Natale Bardini)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Looking a job, I graduated in International Economics
Date: 10 Nov 92 10:06:56 GMT
Organization: Olivetti ATC; Cupertino CA, USA

Doct.  Arnaldo,  Janutolo Gros
via trento, 6
13014 - Cossato
Italy
Phone  +39-15-93601

Object:  CAREER ORIENTED


Dear Personnel Manager,


	I graduated  in  International Economics at Bocconi University
in  Milan, discussing  a thesis on the agreements among start-up,
chemical and pharmaceutical companies in the  biotechnology sector,under
the  supervision of  professor Franco Malerba, Phd. at Yale.
I  presume that my syllabus together with athorough knowledge of  English
and French, ganied by intensive courses abroad, will qualify me as a
good candidate for Your Company.

Looking forward to hearing from you soon, I thank you in advance for your
attention. Don't miss this opportunity !

Sincerely Yours

Arnaldo, Janutolo Gross.


1. Full Name:		Arnaldo, Janutolo Gros
2. Dat of Birth:	11 January 1966
3. Place of Birth:	Biella, Italy
4. Nationality:		Italian
5. Permanent Address:	Via trento,6
			Cossato-13014
			Italy
			Ph. +39-15-93601
6. Marital Status:	Bachelor
7. Education:		19800-1985 ""A.Avogadro"
			secondary school specialized
			in scientific studies, Biella
			Grade:45/60
			1986-1991 ""Bocconi" University
			Graduation in Economics
			Thesis: Market, Joint-ventures
			and hierarchies in the Biotechnology Sector;
			Prof.Phd. F.Malerba
			grade:105/110.
8. Foreign languages:	Fluent English
			T.o.e.f.l. Examination:560
			10 July 1992
			Good knowledge of french
9. Stay abroad:		1981/82/83/87 in Cambridge
			at "Studio School", 1/2 month intensive English
			courses each year.
			1990, 2 months in California San Francisco.
			1978/79/80 in Megeve-Savoie
			1/2 month French courses each year.
10. Experience:		from 12 december 1991 to 30 october 1992
			Military headquater- Turin
			Legal Adviser's Office.

Other Information:	Computer literates:
			-wordstar 4.0
			-lotus 1.2.3
Other Interesting:	Skiing
			swimming
			tennis
			hiking


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