From: khan@eng.auburn.edu (Saqib A. Khan)
Subject: Computer Networking Engineer looking for IMMEDIATE positions
Organization: Auburn University Engineering
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 20:29:49 GMT

Dear Employers:

	I have completed work on my Master's degree in Computer Engineering
 and am looking for IMMEDIATE job openings. I have done an extensive
 amount of work in the field of computer networks: from integrating
 workstations in a UNIX based enviornment to writing software for an OSI based
 computer network simulation. I also worked as a Systems Programmer at the
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology for the Advanced Television Research
 Program. Based on this experience I would like to be considered for your
 engineering positions dealing with computer networks.

	Enclosed with this letter you will find a copy of my resume, it is
 provided in standard ascii text form for your convience, if you would prefer
 a nicely formatted resume on bond paper I will be happy to send you one
 through US mail accompanied w/ letters of reference, please advise.

	I look forward to hearing from you soon and appreciate your help in
 this matter. Thank you.

						Sincerely yours,

						Saqib A. Khan.


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			   	Saqib A. Khan
			  email: khan@eng.auburn.edu

Home Address: 					Office Address:  
1101 Thach, Apt 12 				Dept Of Computer Science
Auburn, AL 36830   				Auburn University, AL 36849
(205) 844-8870   				(205) 844-6318 


Expertise	Computer networks and Data/Telecommunications.


Education	Auburn University 				Auburn, AL 
		Graduation: June 1992. 
		MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING. Thesis
		under Professor Christopher Ward on "A high speed
		Transputer based packet routing switch". Research 
		performed under a Strategic Defense Initiative grant in
		conjunction with development of a simulation test-bed for a
		satellite computer network with laser cross-links. Work
		performed included design and testing of OSI based Software &
		Hardware modules.   

		Auburn University				Auburn, AL 
		June 1984 to August 1988. 
		BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Broad 
		curriculum in Electrical Engineering with emphasis on Computer
		Communcations. 
 

		COMPUTER SKILLS: 
		Extensive work done in C under Unix on Sparcstations using 
		Openwindows; also familiar with VAX/VMS, OS/2 & MS-DOS
		operating systems. Proficient in programming w/
		Parallel C, Pascal & INTEL 8088/86 Assembly languages
		and the X-Window system's Xlib & Xt. Also performed extensive
		work in parallel programming on Transputers.


Employment	Systems Programmer
		Advanced Television Research Program, Media Lab 
		MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY           Cambridge, MA 
		November 1988 to July 1989. 
		In charge of writing software for ATRP (Advanced Television
 		Research Program). Duties included writing code to utilize a
 		320 Megabyte RAM, and assisting in the maintenance of a VAX
		11/785 computer and its software. 

		Graduate Research Assistant 
		S.D.I.Research Group 
		AUBURN UNIVERSITY				Auburn, AL 
		January 1990 to Present. 
		Member of S.D.I. (Strategic Defense Initiative) Research
		Group. Research performed to develop a simulation test-bed for
		an OSI based satellite computer network with laser
		cross-links. Also entrusted with maintenance of specialized
		computer network simulation packages. 

		Graduate Research Assistant 
		Computing and Network service 
		College of Engineering
		AUBURN UNIVERSITY				Auburn, AL
		July 1989 to December 1989. 
		Participated in development of the College of Engineering
		Computer Network. Integrated over 30 Sparcstations onto 
		College of Engineering Network and provided software and
		hardware support to Users. 


Publications	Khan, S. A. & Ward, C., "Design Considerations for a High
		Speed Packet Routing Switch utilizing Transputers",
		proceedings of Simulation Technology Conference International
		1991, Orlando, FL, October 21-23 1991. 

		Ward, C. & Khan, S. A., "Design of a High Speed Packet Routing
		Switch Utilizing Transputers", proceedings of Transputer
		Applications 91, Glasgow, Scotland, August  28-30, 1991. 
 
		Ward, C. & Khan, S. A., "Performance Analysis of a High Speed
		Transputer based Packet Routing Switch Modeling a Satellite
		Node", proceedings of 22nd Annual Pittsburgh Conference On
		Modeling and Simulation, Pittsburgh, PA, May 2-3, 1991. 


Courses of 	Graphical User Interface Design/Systems Programming
interest	Learned to design ergonomically sound GUIs (Graphical User
		Interfaces) by studying variety of technical papers & 
		programming in the X-Window system using Xlib. 

		Computer Networks & Data Communications 
		Examined Computer Networks based on the 7 layered OSI model.
		Also studied Local and Wide-area Networks, applications, and
		case studies. Evaluated ISDN (Integrated Services Digital
		Networks) design and the X.25 protocol suite. 

		Special Project: An ISO OSI based Computer Network Simulation 
		Designed & implemented a computer simulation of an OSI based
		computer network in conjunction w/ team. Programmed the
		Network and Transport layers. 


Honors and 	PRESIDENT: Upsilon Pi Epsilon (National Computer Science
Activities	 Honorary); 1991-92. 
 		Pi Mu Epsilon (National Mathematics Honorary). 
		President's Certificate for "Outstanding Achievement in
 		 Academic Excellence"; 1990 & 1991. 
		CHAIRMAN: Budget & Finance Committee, Graduate Student
		 Organization. 
		CHAIRMAN: Intra-Collegiate activities, Racquetball Club. 
		DEPARTMENTAL SENATOR: Graduate Student Organization. 
		1991 Engineering Racquetball Tournament Champion.


Interests  	Travel, Tennis, Racquetball, Scuba  Diving, Soccer, and
		Skiing. 

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Saqib A. Khan	<khan@eng.auburn.edu>
Computer Science & Engineering		  
107 Dunstan Hall
Auburn University, AL 36849

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