From: cahoon@mcnc.org (Mary Cahoon)
Newsgroups: comp.edu,sci.edu,bionet.jobs,misc.jobs.offered,ieee.announce,comp.org.acm
Subject: Open Position
Date: 20 Aug 92 21:07:07 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: MCNC Center for Microelectronics, RTP, NC


             MCNC EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AS OF 8/20/91

MCNC is a non-profit university-industry consortium supported by the State of
North Carolina and modern electronics industry to implement advanced next
generation research, technology, and educational programs in microelectronics,
communications, and supercomputing.

The attached listing includes positions that are currently available.  
Employment applications are available at the lobby reception desk.  To 
apply for any MCNC position, please send a resume and/or application to:

                          Human Resources 
                               MCNC
                          P.O. Box 12889
                          RTP, NC  27709

NO PHONE CALLS OR AGENCIES PLEASE

MCNC is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer M/F/H/V

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Established in 1980 as a nonprofit consortium, MCNC continues its pivotal
support role in technology education and research for attracting and
generating technology-based industry for North Carolina. MCNC matches the 
strengths of major research universities with those of established and
emerging industry for economic growth and development in the state. Industry,
university, and state representatives comprise MCNC's sixteen member
board of directors. 

MCNC's mission is to support education and research through microelectronics,
communications, and supercomputing resources and transfer resulting technology
to academic and industrial applications.


               NORTH CAROLINA SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER

The North Carolina Supercomputing Center (NCSC) is a state-supported 
Supercomputing Center and Research Institute located in the Research Triangle 
Park, North Carolina.  The NCSC program is national and international in scope 
as well as impact.  NCSC promotes educational and research activities in 
high-performance computing and its applications in science, engineering and 
other disciplines.  The Center works in close collaboration with universities 
and industry to enhance the economic development of North Carolina and to 
support the national high-performance computing initiative.

NCSC's computational environment includes a Cray Y-MP, running UNICOS,
which began operating in September 1989.  The Center is accessible at high 
band width (T1/T3) by means of North Carolina's existing data communications 
network and is connected to the appropriate national networks.


                    MANAGER, EDUCATION (#444)

This employee will manage, develop, and coordinate education programs for all
aspects of NCSC activities. This includes programs for teachers and students
from kindergarden through post-doc for all educational institutions in the
state including universities, community colleges and local K-12 school
districts.  Will advise NCSC management on education policies and plans, and
contributes to organizational planning and decision-making.  Represents the
Center in statewide and national computational science initiatives and 
positions the Center as a leader in education.  Prepares short and long-range
plans for the Education Group.  Develops programs that enhance computational
science statewide and will also meet the needs of the scientific community and
academia, including writing and coordination proposals to obtain Federal,
State or private funding in support of these projects.  Interacts on a regular
basis with members of other North Carolina education groups. Represents NCSC
at national meetings and conferences as appropriate.  Responsible for hiring
new staff and students as authorized.  Budgetary responsibility for the 
Education Group including budget planning and expenditure approval.

Requires a Ph.D. with graduate study in either computer science, engineering,
mathematics or equivalent.  Previous management experience in an educational
or high tech environment is required.  A proven track record in successful
submission of funding proposals and a background in Computational Science is 
also a plus.