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From: lds0@bunny.gte.com (L. D. Servi)
Newsgroups: ne.jobs
Subject: X Windows Programming summer job
Date: 15 Apr 92 20:09:51 GMT
Organization: GTEL

GTE Laboratories will have a summer position for someone to work with 
an existing 10,000+ line C/ X-Window software package.  

The job will entail improving the user interface, adding features 
desired by the current users of the software and incorporating 
new mathematically state-of-the-art algorithms (in the area of 
queueing theory and developed by others prior to the starting
of the position) into the software.

Time permitting the homemade database structure of the software 
should be replaced using a standard database package.

Required background:  experience working on at least one "non-trivial" 
X-windows and C project; enthusiastic recommendations.

Desired background: B.S. or M.S. in computer science, math, 
physics, or electrical engineering; knowledge and experience 
with database languages and programming; some knowledge of 
probability theory and/or queueing theory; ability and 
experience working independently;


GTE Laboratories is the corporate research center for GTE and
is located near Route 128 west of Boston. This position is part of
a project at GTE Laboratories devoted toward developing state-of-the
-art performance analysis methods of value to GTE.  All permanent
members of the project have Ph.D.'s in technical areas for many years.

Please send ascii, TeX or LaTex resumes to me via email (lds0@gte.com) or mail a resume to L. D. Servi, GTE Laboratories, M/S 40a, 40 Sylvan Road, Waltham,
MA 02254
Newsgroups: ne.jobs
From: barryn@world.std.com (Barry N. Nelson)
Subject: Software Engineer position at Drytek
Organization: The World
Distribution: ne
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 21:59:56 GMT



	Drytek, a Unit of General Signal, manufactures plasma etching
	equipment for the semiconductor industry.  The Drytek software
	department develops and maintains the real time control system
	for this equipment.  Our department has an open position that
	it would like to fill immediately for a software engineer.
	This position requires a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent)
	with preference given to those candidates with an advanced
	degree.  The software engineer needs at least two years
	experience in developing real time embedded systems using the
	C and Motorola 68000 assembly languages in a Unix environment.
	This position also requires familiarity with VxWorks,
	developing software on a Sun workstation, VME based systems,
	and interfaces to process control equipment.  Expertise in the
	SEMI-SECS communication protocol is desirable but not
	required.



	Send your resume with a cover letter to:
	Bob Moore
	Human Resources Manager
	Drytek
	16 Jonspin Road
	Wilmington, MA 01887

	An Equal Opportunity Employer
-- 
Barry N. Nelson    barryn@world.std.com   [Drytek - A Unit of General Signal]
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From: news@applix.com (News Administrator)
Newsgroups: ne.jobs,misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Job Posting: Applix Inc., Westboro, Mass.
Date: 10 Apr 92 14:06:30 GMT
Followup-To: poster
Distribution: ne
Organization: Applix, Inc., Westboro, MA


Job Posting: Applix, Inc.  Westboro, MA  

DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR/PROGRAMMER -

Applix is currently looking for a Database Administrator
with strong SQL and 4GL programming experience.
Responsibilities include Database maintenance, development of 4GL 
applications, and report generation.  Prior experience with Informix 
desired.  FourGen knowledge helpful.  Accounting experience preferred.

If you or someone you know is interested, please submit a 
resume referencing the job code below to:  

    Personnel Manager, re: U0492 
	Applix, Incorporated 
    112 Turnpike Road 
    Westboro, MA  01581-2833 
	Fax: (508) 366-9313

    NO PHONE CALLS OR E-MAIL PLEASE.
	Applix is an equal opportunity employer.
From: hal@zurich.ai.mit.edu (Hal Abelson)
Newsgroups: ne.jobs
Subject: Scheme programming position at MIT
Date: 11 Apr 92 13:30:25 GMT
Reply-To: hal@altdorf.ai.mit.edu
Distribution: ne.jobs
Organization: M.I.T. Artificial Intelligence Lab.


The MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has an opening for a
Research Scientist to provide system support for research in symbolic
and numerical computing.  We are seeking an outstanding system
designer who will assume primary responsibility for the continued
development of MIT's implementation of the Scheme dialect of Lisp, and
the associated Unix environment.  Other duties include continuing
research on high-performance implementations of Lisp-like languages,
and supervising students and staff members.  A formal degree
(bachelor's level or higher) in Computer Science is preferred.
Applicants must have experience with Scheme and with Scheme
compilation techniques, and must have developed substantial
applications in Scheme or Lisp.  Applicants must also have extensive
knowledge of Unix, although they should have sufficiently good
programming taste to not consider this an achievement.

MIT is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.  MIT is a
non-smoking environment.

Please send inquiries to Prof. Hal Abelson, MIT Artificial
Intelligence Laboratory, 545 Technology Square, Cambridge, MA 02139,
hal@ai.mit.edu.




--

-- Hal
From: iservice@sw.stratus.com (Ian Service)
Newsgroups: ne.jobs
Subject: Communications and UNIX Sys Admin Positions.
Date: 9 Apr 92 11:29:58 GMT
Article-I.D.: transfer.2036
Followup-To: Rich_Connolly@vos.stratus.com
Distribution: ne
Organization: Stratus Computer, Inc.


Stratus Computer, Inc. is a leading supplier of fault-tolerant
computer systems for critical online applications, such as
online transaction processing, online data communications, and
telecommunications. The company offers the broadest range of 
fault-tolerant systems and maintains the highest standard for 
computer reliability. One of the fastest-growing companies in
the industry, Stratus reported revenues of $448 million for fiscal
year 1991, up 11 percent from $403.9 million in 1990. The company
whose headquarters are in Marlboro, Massachusetts, U.S.A., markets
and supports its systems in more than 30 countries worldwide. 

ENGINEERING

SOFTWARE ENGINEER, STANDARDS-BASED COMMUNICATIONS (5 Positions)

As a project team member, participate in the design, development,
test and support of standards-based communications software
based on the UNIX Streams architecture for our UNIX (FTX) and
proprietary (VOS) platforms. These positions require an excellent
knowledge of UNIX/C and 1+ years' experience with either UNIX
or a UNIX-like OS at the kernel, device driver and/or Streams level.
Exposure to communication products such as X.25, ISDN, TCP/IP or SDLC
desired. BSCS or equivalent.

UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR (2 Positions)

We are seeking two individuals to join our System Management
Group which is responsible for configuring and supporting the
Stratus Software Engineering development systems. This
environment consists of a growing network of Sun workstations
and fileservers in four buildings on two coasts.
Candidates will be expected to develop and maintain programs and
shell scripts and perform network administration and troubleshooting.
Qualified candidates will have a minimum of 3 years UNIX System V
administration experience, a 'C' programming background and an
Associates degree or equivalent. An ability to perform kernel
configuration and debugging is desired.
Software Engineering opportunities also exist in the following areas:

Proprietary OS Development - One to four years OS kernel level experience.
OSI Development - Three to five years OSI experience.

The above positions are located at our Marlboro headquarters.
Minority and Female candidates are encouraged to apply. U.S.
Citizenship or Alien Registration required. 

Please send your resume to Richard Connolly, Stratus Computer, Inc.,
55 Fairbanks Blvd., Marlboro, Ma. 01752, Mail Stop M3-2-PER.   
Fax:      508-481-9274
Email:    Rich_Connolly@vos.stratus.com
Newsgroups: ne.jobs
From: reidmp@athena.mit.edu (Reid M. Pinchback)
Subject: Job posting for MIT Academic Computing Services, Faculty Liaison
Reply-To: reidmp@athena.mit.edu
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 17:48:23 GMT


The following position in Academic Computing Services is budgeted for FY93.
We are starting a search at this time, with the earliest date of hire being
July 1.

Position Available: Faculty Liaison (Consultant III)
------------------

Job Description:
----------------
Serve faculty users through planning and facilitating the acquisition,
development, and delivery of educational software within the Athena
Computing Environment.  Advise faculty users on courseware delivery
strategies, software package selection, and use of equipment and
software.  Assist faculty with courseware development and work with
our technical staff to maintain the tools that enable them to do this
productively.  Maintain a high level of knowledge of various computing
activities at MIT and other institutions of higher learning.

Requirements:
-------------
Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills and a service as well as
technical orientation essential.  Extensive experience with a C/UNIX
environment a necessity, and experience with either C++ or X/Motif a
plus.  Previous experience working with faculty in a college or
university environment desirable.

Interested candidates should send two copies of a cover letter and
resume to Sally Hansen in MIT Personnel and refer to job A92-031.
The mailing address is:

	Sally Hansen
	Personnel Office, E19-239
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	77 Massachusetts Ave.
	Cambridge, MA 02139

ps: Do *not* send email responses to the person posting this announcement.
    Contact the personnel office if you need further information.

Newsgroups: ne.jobs
From: hr@i-kinetics.com (Human Resources)
Subject: Marketing Position
Organization: I-Kinetics, Inc., Cambridge, MA USA
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1992 23:29:54 GMT


***********************************************************************
                    Strategic Marketing Position
***********************************************************************

I-Kinetics designs and develops solutions for very large distributed
information systems.  I-Kinetics' products enable organizations to
unite their existing Unix and PC/Windows applications into powerful,
low-cost cooperative processing networks.

*********Position Description*********

This position requires a take charge, enterpenurial professional.
Unique opportunity to turn technology into product.
Design and implement strategic marketing plan.
Design and implement product sales channel strategy.

*********Additional Qualifications*********

() Excellent writing and organizational skills.

() Technical background with PC/Windows and Unix, 

Please forward your resume, and any other materials you would like us to 
consider  by mail, fax or Internet E-Mail to:
I-Kinetics, Inc., 
Attn: Ms. Piedad Purtell
19 Bishop Allen Drive, 
Cambridge, MA 02139 
(617) 661-8625 (fax), 
Internet E-Mail: hr@i-kinetics.com
Newsgroups: ne.jobs
From: jmalis@world.std.com (Judee Malis)
Subject: Contract for very experienced C and DOS developer
Summary: Contract for very experienced C under DOS product developer.
Keywords: contract
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
Distribution: ne
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 16:32:42 GMT

Contract position available for strong C programmer with at least some
Assembly language experience for PC product development.  On-site, 40+
hours per week wanted.  If interested, please call Prosoft Consulting
at 617-489-3055 and ask for Judee Malis.  Location is just outside Boston.
From: edwards@endor.harvard.edu (Bill Edwards)
Newsgroups: ne.jobs
Subject: Harvard Medical School:  Senior Unix Systems Manager
Date: 6 Apr 92 18:41:58 GMT
Distribution: ne
Organization: Aiken Computation Lab, Harvard University


		  Department of Biological Chemistry
		      and Molecular Pharmacology
			Harvard Medical School

			Position Announcement

			   Systems Manager
       Dept. Of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology
			Harvard Medical School

DUTIES: 	

The largest basic science department of Harvard Medical School is
recruiting a Systems Manager.  The successful candidate will be
responsible for a heterogeneous computer environment ranging from SUN
and SGI workstations to personal computers to supercomputers (SGI
480's and a future massively parallel processing computer).  The
Systems Manager will be responsible for several networks and will be
the liaison to the institution, collaborators, and vendors.  The
successful applicant will work with both scientific and third-party
software,

QUALIFICATIONS:	

Applicants must have substantial prior experience in management of
Unix-based systems and multi-level networks.  Applicants should be
familiar with the dynamics of an academic research environment.  Superb
technical skill must be complemented by strong people management
skills.

Applications should be submitted to:

					Recruitment Office
					Human Resources
					Harvard Medical School
					25 Shattuck Street
					Boston, MA 02115
-- Bill Edwards, Senior Systems Analyst
   Dana Farber Cancer Institute
   440 Brookline Ave. Rm. M3A20, Boston MA 02115
  (617) 732-3034; wse@jimmy.harvard.edu
From: hoffer@husc4.harvard.edu (Erin Hoffer)
Newsgroups: ne.jobs
Subject: Systems & Apps Specialist (Unix, C) Cambridge MA
Date: 7 Apr 92 14:53:29 GMT
Article-I.D.: hsdndev.591
Distribution: ne
Organization: Harvard GSD

Position available in Computer Resources department at Harvard University's
Graduate School of Design-------->>>

Forward resume in ASCII format to above Email address OR send hardcopy to:
Office of Human Resources
GSD
48 Quincy St.
Cambridge, MA 02138

Systems and Applications Specialist: 
Position reports to (Systems & Applications Manager)

Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related
field required; three or more years experience with proven
ability to support unix computer systems with a network orientation; 
programming skills required, Unix or C in particular; demonstrable 
proficiency in systems administration; Macintosh and IBM systems 
expertise desirable, database programming expertise helpful; 
must possess a high degree of initiative and willingness to work 
cooperatively on projects as member of a technical team; 
good problem-solving skills and the ability to set priorities in a 
fast-paced environment essential; excellent communication 
and organizational skills; experience in a university setting 
preferred and familiarity with Harvard highly desirable.

General Responsibilites: Assist the Computer Resources Group in 
supporting aspects of GSD's academic and administrative computing 
environment. Provide technical solutions and research in a wide 
variety of computer arenas. Develop and implement procedures necessary 
to foster the successful application of computers in design. 
Participate as a member of a technical team supporting an academic program.

Duties and Tasks: 
Support a highly complex computing environment comprised of 
several platforms, such as Sun, Silicon Graphics Inc, Apple Macintosh, 
IBM PS-2, IBM RS/6000, and diverse applications; 

Provide design and systems programming to implement hardware, 
software and new procedures;

Modify existing software, write new software as necessary;

Contribute as member of programming team on applications development projects; 

Act as technical consultant to faculty, student and staff users; 

Install new software and hardware, order and configure systems upgrades;

Oversee maintenance contracts, call in equipment for repair as needed;

Evaluate and improve school-wide computer systems security;

Monitor systems activity and disk usage on servers and workstations, 
perform systems modifications as necessary to ensure widest access;

Develop written documentation of systems and software;

Train and supervise student assistants involved with operational support;

Maintain current knowledge of technology, represent GSD in 
university-wide groups and committees;
Newsgroups: ne.jobs
From: shea@thegang.uucp (Tim Shea)
Subject: Senior HCI Architect
Date: Mon, 06 Apr 92 19:48:24 GMT
Organization: ProjectC


Senior Architect, Human-Computer Interaction
--------------------------------------------
An exciting opportunity exists for an innovative human-
computer professional to utilize emerging technologies 
in architecting the user interfaces for our next-
generation of client/server applications and platforms. 
As a senior-level contributor, you will play a strategic 
role in consulting with project teams, reviewing current 
user interfaces, developing standards, performing 
usability studies, and training team members on new 
technologies and methods.

The ideal candidate holds a BSCS and has done graduate 
level work in human factors, cognitive psychology, 
graphic design, or other related areas. You are now a 
lead designer utilizing user interface design principles 
using concept modeling, have successfully designed and 
developed Windows or Mac applications, and have 
familiarity with IBM CUA, Apple, or Windows standards. 
Client/server applications and financial product 
development experience is a plus.

Dun & Bradstreet Software, a company of The Dun & 
Bradstreet Corporation, is the world's largest provider 
of financial, manufacturing, and higher education 
software solutions, tools, and services. The company 
serves more than 10,000 customers worldwide including 75 
percent of the Fortune 500.

Dun & Bradstreet offers a challenging work environment, 
recognition for achievement, and a comprehensive salary 
and benefits package. Equal opportunity employer. 
Principals only. Send Resumes to: 

	Pam Kurtzer, Human Resources
	Dun & Bradstreet Software
	550 Cochituate Road
	Framingham, MA 01701 
	
FAX resumes to (508) 370-6011, or call Pam Kurtzer at 
(508) 370-5235.

-- 
Internet: shea@thegang@uu.psi.com (or) thegang!shea@uu.psi.com	
UUCP:     uupsi!thegang!shea
From: nearnet-ops@nic.near.net (NEARnet Trouble Ticket System)
Newsgroups: ne.nearnet.tech
Subject: #2797/3 (sites)harvard: The Harvard Gateway restarted...
Date: 9 Apr 92 17:42:57 GMT
Organization: NEARnet News/Mail Gateway
Distribution: ne

Ticket #2797
Ticket Opened: 04/03/92  18:19

Original Problem Description:
     The Harvard Gateway restarted with a Bus error. Is back
    up as of 18:16. Cisco Case #19532 applies.

Note #3

Author:    perfetti
Date/Time: 04/09/92  13:15

Note:
    A new CSC3 processor has been received from Cisco for
    installation into the Harvard router.  A date will be
    established by NEARnet personnel in the near future in order
    to install the new card.

For a complete history of this ticket, do "finger ticket-2797@nic.near.net".
From: nearnet-ops@nic.near.net (NEARnet Trouble Ticket System)
Newsgroups: ne.nearnet.tech
Subject: #2797/5 (sites)harvard: The Harvard Gateway restarted...
Date: 17 Apr 92 19:26:12 GMT
Article-I.D.: noc.kuu9ikINNk66
Distribution: ne
Organization: NEARnet News/Mail Gateway

Ticket #2797
Ticket Opened: 04/03/92  18:19

Original Problem Description:
     The Harvard Gateway restarted with a Bus error. Is back
    up as of 18:16. Cisco Case #19532 applies.

Note #5

Author:    perfetti
Date/Time: 04/17/92  15:01

Note:
    The Harvard router was originally planned to go down this
    morning, but the new processor card did not arrive on time.
    The router has been scheduled to be taken down on Tuesday
    04/21 from 07:00 - 07:30 EDT to replace the CSC3 card.

For a complete history of this ticket, do "finger ticket-2797@nic.near.net".
From: smiller@nic.near.net
Newsgroups: ne.nearnet.tech
Subject: MIT Equipment Maintenance 4/25/92
Date: 17 Apr 92 16:59:44 GMT
Organization: NEARnet News/Mail Gateway
Distribution: ne

Hello, 

 On Saturday, April 25, the NEARnet staff will reorganizing the equipment 
located at our MIT point of presence. This reorginization is necessary to 
maintain an efficient and robust configuration at that site. The work on the 
equipment will be done in such a way that outages will be kept to a minimum, 
but  as may be expected, some outages are certain to occur. When we move
the connections to the MIT External network, connectivity to the NSFnet, 
MIT, ESnet and Alternet will be disrupted for all of NEARnet. This should 
happen twice, the longest of which should happen at approx 11:00 and last 
approx 30 minutes.

 If there are any questions, please feel free to drop me a line

Steve Miller

 While it is difficult to schedule exactly, we expect to follow this schedule:

    06:30 AM	Begin taking down telco connections off MIT
    	    	xylogics
    	    	aware
    	    	whitehead
    	    	shiva
    	    	isu
    	    	Maine (Jackson, colby, bowdoin bates)
    	    	Umass (5 colleges, Williams)
    	    	Mitsubishi
    	    	NUSC

    08:30       Take Down the MIT1 router, take down ethernet connections
    	    	MIT-BBN
    	    	MIT-Prosp
    	    	MIT-DEC
    	    	MIT Ext Net

    09:30       Bring up MIT1 router (ethernet & telco)
    	    	Xylogic
    	    	Aware
    	    	Whitehead
    	    	Shiva
    	    	ISU
    	    	MIT-BBN
    	    	MIT-Prosp
    	    	MIT-DEC

    10:30   	Take down MIT2 router, take down ethernet connections
    	    	MIT-BU
    	    	MITExt Net

    11:00   	Move the MIT Ext Net Fiber

    11:30       Bring up MIT2 (ethernet&telco)
From: KWOLTERS@lucy.wellesley.edu (Keith Wolters)
Newsgroups: ne.nearnet.tech
Subject: ypxfr crashing on Ultrix 4.2a
Date: 10 Apr 92 16:09:43 GMT
Organization: NEARnet News/Mail Gateway
Distribution: ne

Hi.

I have two NIS(Yellow Pages) doamins set up here at Wellesley.  An
RS/6000 serves a domain populated by other RS/6000s and a DECstation
5000/120 serves a domain of DECstations.  For availability, we have
each of these two machines as a slave of the other.  Until recently
things were going well.  Lately whenever the RS/6000 tries to execute
yppush to transfer a domain to the DECstation, yppush hangs.  Doing a
ps on the DECstation I can see that ypxfr is running, but it never
does the transfer.  If I run ypxfr manually on the DECstation, the
program crashes (segentation violation).  I recently upgraded from
Ultrix 4.2 to 4.2a and (although I'm not positive) I think that's when
my trouble started.  Has anyone else experienced this?

Keith Wolters
System Manager
Wellesley College
From: nearnet-ops@nic.near.net (NEARnet Trouble Ticket System)
Newsgroups: ne.nearnet.tech
Subject: #2789/2 (network)t1-nsfnet:MERIT staff reported a problem...
Date: 10 Apr 92 15:18:06 GMT
Distribution: ne
Organization: NEARnet News/Mail Gateway

Ticket #2789
Ticket Opened: 04/02/92  15:25

Original Problem Description:
    MERIT staff reported a problem called "CPU Starvation" that
    now exists within the T1 backbone.  This problem is caused
    excessive traffic within the T1.  The result of this is
    excessive packet loss and sluggish connectivity.

Note #2

Author:    perfetti
Date/Time: 04/10/92  10:54

Note:
    CICnet has been moved from the T1 to the T3 backbone which
    corrected a problem documented on NEARnet ticket #2787.
    Still awaiting a ticket number from MERIT for this problem.

For a complete history of this ticket, do "finger ticket-2789@nic.near.net".
From: nearnet-ops@nic.near.net (NEARnet Trouble Ticket System)
Newsgroups: ne.nearnet.tech
Subject: #2797/4 (sites)harvard: The Harvard Gateway restarted...
Date: 14 Apr 92 18:04:42 GMT
Organization: NEARnet News/Mail Gateway
Distribution: ne

Ticket #2797
Ticket Opened: 04/03/92  18:19

Original Problem Description:
     The Harvard Gateway restarted with a Bus error. Is back
    up as of 18:16. Cisco Case #19532 applies.

Note #4

Author:    perfetti
Date/Time: 04/14/92  13:37

Note:
    The Harvard router was taken down this morning in order to
    replace the CSC3 processor card.  However, the wrong card
    was received and therefore unable to replcae the card.  The
    new CSC3 will be installed this Friday 04/17 at 07:00 EDT.

For a complete history of this ticket, do "finger ticket-2797@nic.near.net".