From: roy@alanine.phri.nyu.edu (Roy Smith)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Looking for non-entry level Unix or Networking position in NYC area
Date: 21 Jul 92 17:28:37 GMT
Distribution: ny
Organization: Public Health Research Institute, New York


	I am looking for a full-time, permanent, non-entry level position in
Unix system administration, C programming, networking, or related fields.  I
prefer a position in a scientific, research or educational environment, but
am not restricting my search to those areas.  Geographically, I prefer New
York City, Westchester, Southwest Connecticut, or Northern NJ.

	Historically, I have been a Unix systems hacker, working with Unix
for approximately 15 years, using a variety of systems starting with 6th
edition Unix on a pdp-11/45.  Over the past few years, I have moved somewhat
away from system administration towards network planning, implementation,
and maintenance.  The majority of my networking experience has been with
TCP/IP, but I have also done a fair amount of work with AppleTalk.

			     Curriculum Vitae
				 Roy Smith

		      Social Security #: 152-56-9906
		       Date of Birth: April 8, 1959
		      Place of Birth: Brooklyn, N.Y.


Business Address:				Home Address (current):
The Public Health Research Institute		295 St. John's Place
455 First Avenue				Apartment 4H
New York, N.Y.  10016				Brooklyn, N.Y. 11238
(212)-578-0822					(718)-636-1123

Home Address after July 30, 1992:
190 Fordham Street
Apartment 15
City Island, NY 10064
(718)-885-3246

Email: roy@alanine.phri.nyu.edu

Education
9/77 - 5/81	The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art,
		School of Engineering.  B.S. in Electrical Engineering
		awarded May, 1981  Concentration in microprocessors and
		digital systems.

1/82 - 5/84	Columbia University, School of Engineering and Applied
		Science.  M.S. in Computer Science awarded May, 1984
		Worked on NON-VON parallel system project under Professor
		David Shaw (area of responsibility was writing Unix system
		drivers to interface NON-VON to host VAX).  Varied courses
		in hardware design, information retrieval and data bases,
		artificial intelligence, and communications.

Employment 
1/78 - 5/81	Cooper Union Computer Center, Cooper Union School of
		Engineering, New York, N.Y. 10003.  Teaching assistant,
		System operator, System manager.  Responsible for
		maintenance of VAX-11/780 VMS and pdp-11/45 UNIX systems.
		Provided consulting services for students in introductory 
		programming courses.

2/79 - present	The Public Health Research Institute, New York, N.Y. 10016.
		Engineering consultant and System Administrator (part time
		2/79 - 5/81, full time thereafter).  Installed and
		administered a variety of Unix based systems, including
		pdp-11, VAX, Sun-3, and Silicon Graphics Iris.  Planned,
		implemented, installed and maintained fully integrated
		Institute-wide Internet-connected ethernet and LocalTalk
		LANs using IP and AppleTalk protocols.  Network services
		provided included mail (uucp, smtp and pop3), Usenet news
		(uucp and nntp), remote login (rlogin and telnet),
		nameservice (dns and yp/nis), remote file systems (nfs and
		AppleShare), shared printer access (lpr and pap).  Wrote
		Unix device drivers for DZ-11 serial line multiplexor,
		DR-11B parallel I/O controller, AR-11 analog I/O module.
		Taught Unix clases.  System and scientific applications
		software development and user consulting.  Recent
		responsibilities included planning, installation, and
		management of bridges, routers, terminal servers, protocol
		converters, and network wiring plant including thick and
		thin ethernet, and UTP (AT&T PDS).  Assisted in various
		phases of fiber installation.

Publications

Smith, R. (1988) A finite state machine algorithm for finding restriction
	sites and other pattern matching applications.  Computer Applications
	in the Biosciences 4, 459-465.

Smith, R.H., Gottesman, S., Hobbs, B, Lear, E., Kristofferson, D.,
	Benton, D., and Smith, P.R. (1991) A mechanism for maintaining an
	up-to-date GenBank database via Usenet.  Computer Applications in
	the Biosciences 7, 111-112.
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roy@wombat.phri.nyu.edu (Roy Smith)
Public Health Research Institute
455 First Avenue, New York, NY 10016, USA
"This never happened to Bart Simpson."