From: galens@snow.tek.com (Galen Seitz)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Hardware/Software Engineer, 10+ yrs exp, Seeking job in Europe
Date: 3 Sep 92 04:38:15 GMT


Dear Sir/Madam,

I am interested in finding a hardware and/or software engineering position
in Europe.  As my primary requirement is location, I am flexible as to job
specifications.  However, my strengths are in the areas of debugging and
performance.  Therefore I believe my skills would be best utilized in
an environment which requires the integration of hardware and software.

I will be traveling in Europe between Sept. 10 and Oct. 12, and I would be
happy to adjust my travel plans to accommodate an interview.  Should you
need to contact me after Sept. 8, please call 503-627-4865 and leave a
message.  I will be checking for messages periodically during my trip.

Thank you,
Galen Seitz

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                                GALEN W SEITZ

11731 SW 45th Ave
Portland, OR  97219
503-685-2783 (work # until Sept. 4)
503-245-7139 (home # until Sept. 8)
galens@htbawd.rain.com


EXPERIENCE:  Tektronix Inc.                             Wilsonville, OR
             November 1984 to August 1992

             Ported X terminal power up firmware to a MIPS-based
             platform.  Tracked down bugs in both the software tools
             and the hardware.

             Analyzed performance of X terminal and implemented
             software changes resulting in a 40% performance
             improvement.  Enhanced power up firmware to allow new
             monitors to be easily added.

             Ported X server from existing dual processor X terminal
             to a TMS34020-based platform running the VxWorks
             operating system.  Resolved differences in system calls
             and include files.  Tracked down bugs in C compiler.

             Member of 3 person hardware design team for high
             performance graphics engine capable of 1 million 2D
             vectors per second and 70K Gouraud-shaded triangles per
             second.  Designed doubled-piped transform engine section
             running at 37 ns per cycle.  Also designed the microcode
             debug interface.  Board was largely surface mount.
             Worked closely with manufacturing to ensure
             manufacturability.  Wrote bitblt microcode and enhanced
             performance of polygon filling microcode.

             Member of 3 person hardware design team for 2901-based
             graphics engine, predecessor to above mentioned graphics
             engine.  Designed an analyzer which measured the
             performance of the graphics engine.


             Motorola Inc.                              Scottsdale, AZ
             July 1982 to October 1984

             Responsible for hardware design and development of an
             array processor board for performing FFT's.  System
             manager of a PDP11 running RSX11M.


EDUCATION:   Massachusetts Institute of Technology
             B.S. Electrical Engineering  1982


SKILLS:      Unix (user and system administrator), VxWorks, RSX11M
             C, Algol, Fortran, Lisp
             68K, 34020, MIPS, 680X, 1802, microcode engines
             X build environment, GNU Emacs, RCS
             ABEL, Verilog
             logic analyzers, LAN analyzers, oscilloscopes
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