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From: goathunter@wkuvx1.bitnet
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Microcomputing Consultant wanted, Western Ky. Univ
Date: 27 Aug 92 17:02:31 CDT
Organization: Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY

Microcomputing Consultant

Western Kentucky University Microcomputing Support Center seeks an
individual experienced in providing direct support and training to
microcomputer users requiring assistance with needs assessment,
microcomputer hardware and software selection, equipment installation,
and software use.  A bachelor's degree and at least two years'
experience in a user services or information center environment are
required.  Experience in an educational setting and with Macintosh
systems is preferred.  Interested applicants should submit a cover
letter, resume, and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of
three references to:

	Director of Personnel Services
	Western Kentucky University
	1526 Russellville Road
	Bowling Green, KY 42101-3576

The closing date is September 18, 1992.  WKU is an Equal Opportunity
Employer.
-- 

Do *NOT* send e-mail to me regarding this job, as it'll just be
deleted.

Hunter
------
Hunter Goatley, VMS Systems Programmer, Western Kentucky University
goathunter@WKUVX1.BITNET, 502-745-5251
From: gordon@aifh.ed.ac.uk (Gordon Reid)
Newsgroups: uk.jobs,misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Postdoctoral Research Post - Edinburgh University
Keywords: sociology, proof, mathematics, AI, computer science
Date: 2 Sep 92 13:29:17 GMT
Reply-To: bundy@ed.ac.uk (Alan Bundy)
Organization: Dept of AI, University of Edinburgh, Scotland




ADVANCE NOTICE OF POSSIBLE RESEARCH POST IN SOCIOLOGY OF 
MATHEMATICAL PROOF

Donald MacKenzie (Department of Sociology, University of Edinburgh) and 
Alan Bundy (Artificial Intelligence, Edinburgh) expect to advertise over 
the next few weeks for a postdoctoral Research Fellow.   The post will be 
on their project 'Studies in the Sociology of Proof', which is being funded 
by the Economic and Social Research Council.

'Sociology of proof' refers to social factors (such as, for example, 
disciplinary background) underpinning different notions of what kind of 
mathematical argument constitutes a proof.   In particular, we will be 
examining issues raised by the use of computers in the construction of 
proofs.   

Topics to be studied include:
- the debate over proofs of correctness of programs
- different evaluations of the Appel/Haken proof of the four colour 
conjecture
- possible sources of future controversy about the soundness of the 
product of automated theorem provers.    

For an example of the kind of topic we want to address, see D. MacKenzie, 
'The Fangs of the VIPER', Nature, vol. 352 (8 August 1991), 467-68.

As well as examination of published literature, the research will involve 
several dozen interviews (primarily with mathematicians and computer 
scientists) in Britain and the U.S. 

The post would require:

 EITHER a relevant scientific background (e.g. in mathematics, computer 
science, or artificial intelligence; and ideally, but not necessarily, with 
experience of automated theorem proving) together with:
(a) an interest in the social, philosophical and even political issues that 
surround proof; and 
(b) a willingness to learn interview skills.

OR a social science background (ideally, but not necessarily, in the 
sociology of scientific knowledge) together with the ability and 
willingness to come to grips with the technical material involved.

It is anticipated that the job will begin on 1 November 1992 for twenty 
months.    The first six months are intended primarily as a training period 
in which necessary skills can be learnt.     It is expected that the 
appointment will be on the 1A research scale, with placement according 
to age and experience up to a maximum of point 9 (17,827 pounds per 
annum - under review).

Those wishing to receive full details of the post when they become 
available should e-mail either D.MacKenzie@edinburgh.ac.uk or 
bundy@edinburgh.ac.uk.
From: zjhc05@hou.amoco.com (John H. Caldwell)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Part-time UNIX System Administrator - Chicago Suburbs
Date: 3 Sep 92 13:19:22 GMT
Reply-To: zjhc05@hou.amoco.com
Organization: Amoco


Position:  Part-time UNIX System Administrator 

Company:   An International Professional Association  
 
Location:  The Northwestern Suburbs of Chicago 
 
Qualifications:  BS in Computer Science or related field,  and
minimum of 2 years experience in UNIX system administration 
is required.  Experience in System V multi-user systems a plus.
We are seeking applicants who do no require relocation. 
 
Salary dependent on experience and the hours are subject to  
negotiation. 
 
For immediate consideration, fax a resume to (708) 682-4010.
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
From: jcelam@confused (James Clifton Elam)
Subject: Data Analyst, Cary, NC - SQL,Unix,VMS,EDI
Keywords: C,SQL, EDI, NeXT,Unix,VMS
Reply-To: jcelam%confused@glv.com
Organization: Encompass
Distribution: usa
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 13:39:39 GMT


Encompass, a well funded startup backed by two fortune 100 companies is 
in the business of providing logistics solutions to major international
corporations.  We're located in Cary, NC. (Town slogan: A nice place to 
raise a family.  No kidding.)

Our group uses an in-house developed application, on the NeXT, to develop 
EDI transactions for our customers.  We make extensive use of NeXT
workstations and VAX networks.

                            You Must
1> Learn quickly

2> Write SQL easily- a few years experience, preferably Sybase

3> Deal with Unix and VMS - good user knowledge is essential
                          - programming a plus

4> Work easily with large databases - lots of tables and data
                                    - very complex data model

5> Have Past programming experience in a structured 3gl - C, Pascal, ...
        This isn't a programming position but you have to be 
        able to think like a programmer to function around here!

6> Have Hotshot analysis skills - 'nuff said!

7> Want to have (IMHO) the best workstation in the world on your desk!

                            I'd Like

1> Good sense of humor - obviously

2> Ability to work under pressure without losing temper (too often :-)

3> Some knowledge of EDI - please at least know what the initials 
                           mean before calling!

4> OOPS would be nice - our application is written in Objective-C
                        on the NeXT



Please call (collect is ok) or e-mail and I'll be glad to tell you 
more about our company and what we do.

[This isn't a 'blessed by Human Resources' posting.]
[If I make any boo-boos it's my fault, etc....     ]


--
James "Cliff" Elam                      | I want NeXTStep 3.0. Now!
(919) 380-6522 (v,w)                    | I want NeXT/Intel too!
jcelam%confused@glv.com - NeXT mail!    | DBKit will sell more NeXT's than IB!
From: arnold@nic.cerf.net (Arnold Garlick)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Software Test / SQA Engineer for RDBMS, SF Bay Area (Recruiter)
Keywords: SFW Quality Assurance, SFW Test,DBMS/Data Mgmt,SQL
Date: 27 Aug 92 18:07:00 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: CERFnet


	SR. SOFTWARE QA ENGINEER / SOFTWARE QA GROUP LEAD
		    (San Francisco Bay Area)


Requirements:  BS/MS in CS or Quality Engineering.  Strong experience with
QA testing methodology, automated test tools, code coverage and metric
tools.  Above average skills with C and strong UNIX, Shell programming
background and Relational DBMSs using SQL or embedded languages.  Working
knowledge of Secure Operating Systems, plus a background in Secure Systems
in general and Secure DBMS philosophy in particular is also desired. 
Communication skills vital, good writing skills helpful.

Description:  Will be responsible for testing of Secure Database products.
Responsibilities include documenting and running existing test suites,
development of test plans, test specifications and test coding using
existing automated test harnesses and tools, as well as the creation of
new tools as required in a Secure OS environment.  Responsibilities also
include test execution, analysis of results, reporting of problems and bug
resolution validation.  Use of code coverage and metric tools to evaluate
effectiveness of tests.


	** Minimum 2 years on-the-job experience required **
	         No new or recent graduates, please!


	US or Canadian Citizenship required, or US Permanent
Residency.  We are unable to assist persons requiring H-1 or  F-1 Visas.


Please respond directly to Arnold Garlick, President, Pacific Search
2377 S. El Camino Real, Suite 201, San Clemente, CA 92672
E Mail:  arnold@cerf.net (ASCII files only please)  Fax:  (714) 366-9200.
Position #1160
From: DAS@spi.com (Dave Small)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Macintosh OS Engineer Calif
Date: 29 Aug 92 08:21:39 GMT
Organization: Scientific Placement, Inc.

Job Title & Location

Macintosh OS Engineer Calif
Macintosh OS Engineer

You will modify System Software and the Macintosh OS, write software tools
to facilitate the development process. Experience working on system level
development (CDEV, INIT, Device Drivers, etc).

BS in CS/EE or equivalent and 3+ yearsU experience in the Macintosh OS; and
good people skills.

Please send resume with salary info to:

David A. Small, President
Scientific Placement, Inc., Box 19949, Houston, TX 77224
713-496-6100  Fax: 713-496-6802
Internet: das@scientific.com; Compuserve: 71250,3001; AppleLink: D1580;
Genie: D.SMALL6; AOL: DaveSmall; BIX: Scientific
Formats: Ascii text via Email preferred. Macintosh or PC Word processor
formats are OK via Email (binhex). Please do not send LaTex or
Postscript.Fax is discouraged unless Fine Setting on your fax machine is
used (to enable OCR scanning). US Mail on 3.5 inch diskette is OK too.
Immigration status: You must be a U.S. or Canadian Citizen or have a
Permanent Residence Visa. 
New graduates: Employers utilize the college placement offices to hire new
graduates. They do not employ recruiting firms for this purpose. We are
unable to assist recent graduates.


David A. Small, President
Scientific Placement, Inc., Box 19949, Houston, TX 77224
713-496-6100   713-496-6802 (fax)
DAS@Scientific.com -or- D1580@APPLELINK.APPLE.COM
Compuserve: 71250,3001, AppleLink: D1580, Genie: D.SMALL6, AOL: DaveSmall,
BIX: Scientific
From: LSH@spi.com (Linette Harwell)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: GA/Tech support/sys admin
Date: 2 Sep 92 22:27:44 GMT
Organization: Scientific Placement, Inc.

Job Title & Location
        GA/Tech support/sys admin
Position in Augusta, GA

Duties:
Perform system admin function for CAD/CAM and Technical Publications
computer systems.
Serve as liaison betweeen MIS, Engineering, and Technical Publications

Experience required:
1)  UNIX
2)  Knowledge of CAD/CAM
3)  Knowledge of LANS (Ethernet or Token Ring)

Hardware:
Microvax running UNIGRAPHICS (CAD)
MAC's
DEC 3100 
AS/400

Please send resume with salary info to:

Linette Harwell
Scientific Placement, Inc., Box 19949, Houston, TX 77224
713-496-6100  Fax: 713-496-6802
Internet: LSH@scientific.com; Compuserve: 71250,3001; AppleLink: D1580;
Genie: D.SMALL6; AOL: DaveSmall; BIX: Scientific

Formats: Ascii text via Email preferred. Macintosh or PC Word processor
formats are OK via Email (binhex). Please do not send LaTex or
Postscript.Fax is discouraged unless Fine Setting on your fax machine is
used (to enable OCR scanning). US Mail on 3.5 inch diskette is OK too.
Immigration status: You must be a U.S. or Canadian Citizen or have a
Permanent Residence Visa. 
New graduates: Employers utilize the college placement offices to hire new
graduates. They do not employ recruiting firms for this purpose. We are
unable to assist recent graduates.

AS/400


Resume Formats: We prefer plain ascii text via email. This is for
convenience
since we copy and paste the resume into a database field for retrieval
purposes.  Postscript or troff is a nuisance.

Hard copy by mail is OK because we can OCR scan and convert to ascii (large
sans serif fonts work best). Fax is  worst because it always must be
retyped.
Any Macintosh or PC Word Processor format via EMail or on a 3.5 inch
diskette
is OK.


Immigration status: We are never able to assist individuals holding F-1 or
H-1 visas. Without exception, you must be a U.S. or Canadian Citizen or have
a Permanent Residence Visa.

New graduates: Employers utilize the college placement offices to hire new
graduates. They do not employ recruiting firms for this purpose. We are
unable to assist recent graduates.

Linette Harwell
Scientific Placement, Inc., Box 19949, Houston, TX 77224
LSH@Scientific.com -or- D1580@APPLELINK.APPLE.COM
Compuserve: 71250,3001, AppleLink: D1580, Genie: D.SMALL6, AOL: DaveSmall,
BIX: Scientific
From: wwarren@heifetz.msen.com (Online Career Center)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Radiation Therapy Tech/Sign-on Bonus/NJ
Date: 26 Aug 1992 15:55:42 GMT
Organization: MSEN, Inc. -- Ann Arbor, MI
NNTP-Posting-Host: heifetz.msen.com
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL3

                   RADIATION THERAPY TECHNOLOGIST
 
                        SIGN-ON BONUS--$3,000
 
Our 526+ bed teaching hospital located near ocean beaches, has a
full-time position (no evenings, no weekends) available for a
Radiation Therapy Technologist.  The selected candidate must be
licensed and ARTT registered.  We provide excellent salaries and
comprehensive benefits including on-site child care and tuition
reimbursement as well as the opportunity to work in a warm and
caring atmosphere.  Call or send resume to:
 
Allied Health Recruiter
MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER
300 Second Avenue
Long Branch, NJ  07740
(908) 870-5196
(908) 870-5519 Fax
 
An Equal Opportunity Employer.
 
NO ONLINE RESPONSES PLEASE
From: bill@bcserv.wustl.edu (Eldridge (Bill))
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered.entry
Subject: St.Louis Part-time Sysadmin, Unix/PCs/Macs
Date: 27 Aug 92 20:32:27 GMT
Organization: Washington University in Saint Louis, MO USA
NNTP-Posting-Host: bcserv.wustl.edu

We have an opening coming up for a half-time (or slightly more)
Sysadmin for a Sun-based network in the Biochemistry department
at Washington University Medical School.

Currently there are on the order of 70 or so nodes, and this
position involves taking care of network needs for the Macs
and PCs, and managing the filesharing from a Sun IPX Sparcstation.
There are other Unix boxes in the department, such as Silicon
Graphics Indigos and HP 9000s, but these are maintained more
by the inidividual labs, though still require some assistance
from the SysAdmin.

The job as currently practiced involves
  1) Thinwire cabling,
  2) Ethercard installation in Macs and PCs,
  3) Figuring out why the net software crashed the Mac or PC,
  4) Figuring out why a five-year-old PC doesn't work and since
      it has an ethernet card in it, it must be the fault of
      the network/sysadmin (this is one of Murphy's laws, and
      it means you'll get involved with everything from Word
      to CricketDraw to SigmaPlot, despite the job description).
  5) Managing elm on the sun, as well as the mail packages for
      Macs and PCs (currently non-existent for PCs - to be
      addressed).
  6) Maintaining genetics databases on the Sun - GCG, Entrez,
      and whatever new and interesting comes along.
  7) User instruction on using mail, GCG, Unix, telnet, ftp, etc.
  8) Ease user access to various ftp and telnet sites for genetics
      info (which means discovering them as well), and figuring
      out other useful resources (pretty open-ended).
  9) Advising people on hardware/software purchases.
 10) Tape backups and retrieval.
 11) Figure out a good X-server package for the PCs and Macs
      so they can access graphical output from the Sun (sort
      of optional, but looks to be desirable in the future).

 12) Installing software and peripherals on the Sun.
 13) Quite possibly alter a database program written in Paradox's
     PAL (or at least know how to read menus and make queries to
     get the info out).
 14) Otherwise, no coding.  Yep, knowing C is helpful for doing
      builds and makes on various software, but writing programs
      seems pretty irrelevant to the job.

Send responses to me at bill@bcserv.wustl.edu
Most likely, candidates will be drawn from near the St. Louis area,
since there's not a lot of interview money.  One plus: the boss is
really cool.  Also, it's pretty easy to supplement the part-time
work with freelance work around here, and there's also the possibility
of getting another department to support a half-time position and
receive full benefits.
    

-- 
William M. Eldridge			bill@bcserv.wustl.edu
Biochemistry Department Box 8231	(314) 362-3436
Washington Univ. School of Medicine	(314) 362-7183 (fax)
660 S. Euclid, St. Louis, MO 63110
From: william@moica.berkeley.edu (William E. Grosso)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered.entry
Subject: Re: Cancel it or moderate it
Date: 25 Aug 92 20:17:26 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: University of California, Berkeley
NNTP-Posting-Host: pinoko.berkeley.edu

In article <1992Aug25.114121.9791@ms.uky.edu> thomasc@ms.uky.edu (Thomas  
Campbell) writes:
> i dont' know if this is up for discussion or not but I thought I'd  
throw
> in my few cents of agreeing.  I've been out over a year and all these 
> companies want you to have experience in things that you can't have  
experience
> in unless you have had a job in it already.  I know they didn't teach 
> things like TCP/IP or Windows 3.x at *my* wonderful university but,  
even then
> they want you to have work experience in the applications.  I'm not  
sure waht
> the unexperienced is supposed to do except maybe join the armed forces  
and 
> try to get experience there... but, is that really worth it?
> 
> alex
>  

What you're *SUPPOSED* to do is quit whining and get the experience on
your own. I mean GEEZ. If you're majoring in CS and want to 
get a job when you graduate, then why not see what the job market
requires BEFORE you graduate? Spend some of your spare time learning
the things all entry level jobs require that you're school doesn't
teach.

I can't see why anybody would expect their school to teach 
Windows. It's an OS that'll be gone in 10 years (at the outside).
Universities should teach theory rather than "how to use program X".


Bill Grosso
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered.entry
From: witte@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Breck Witte)
Subject: Microcomputer support position
Reply-To: witte@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Breck Witte)
Organization: Columbia University
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 14:22:11 GMT


The CU Library Systems Office seeks a part-time microcomputer 
support specialist to install and troubleshoot microcomputer 
hardware, software and peripherals.  Solid experience in DOS-based 
microcomputer maintenance and operations required.  Modem/ROLM 
communications experience desirable.  dBase and/or programming 
experience a plus.    Good human relations skills needed.  20 
hours per week; regular schedule preferred.  Temporary position, 
available through June 1993.  $15 per hour.

Please send resume and references to:

        Nancy Long
        Personnel Office
        213 Butler Library
        Columbia University Library
        New York, NY 10027

--> Please do NOT respond to this account.  Thank you.

Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered.entry
From: rlray@eos.ncsu.edu (RICHARD)
Subject: NC HEAD-HUNTER
Originator: rlray@c00484-224wi.eos.ncsu.edu
Keywords: NC RECRUITER HEAD-HUNTER LIST
Reply-To: rlray@eos.ncsu.edu (RICHARD)
Organization: North Carolina State University, Project Eos
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 23:03:00 GMT


A couple of days ago several people requested info on a NC 
recruiter/head-hunter.  Below is the address and phone number
for a head-hunter located in Wilmington, NC.

      Marsha Willcox     PHONE (919)-256-8006

      Management Consultants
      6800 Wrightsville Avenue
      Wilmington, North Carolina  28403


I don't know what she has available now but with today's job market,
anything is worth a try.
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered.entry
From: sgs@ucs.usl.edu (Sudhindranath SG)
Subject: Need info on jobs for non-resident US citizen (Computer Sc.)
Summary: Comp. Sc. undergrad from India looking for job in US.
Keywords: US-citizen, India, Job, Computer-science.
Organization: Univ. of Southwestern La., Lafayette
Distribution: usa
Date: Fri, 4 Sep 1992 17:49:09 GMT

Hi!

I am posting this article on behalf of a friend of mine in India.
He is a US citizen by birth. He has a BE degree (equivalent to BS) 
in Computer Science from Jayachamarajendra College of Engg., 
Mysore, India. He likes to know details about the job opportunities 
available to him here.

Can somebody please help him with the information ? Also, can
anybody give me the name(s) of the newsgroup(s) that provide(s)
info about jobs for non-resident US citizens ?

Please email your reply. Thanks in advance.

Regards,

--Sudhi.

-- 
*********************************************************************
Sira Gopinath Sudhindranath. 
email : sudhi@usl.edu, sgs@ucs.usl.edu
*********************************************************************
From: todd@eai.iastate.edu (Todd Teske)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered.entry
Subject: Engineer with strong Kinematics/Dynamics Background
Keywords: Engineer, Kinematics, Dynamics, SGI, gl programming
Date: 26 Aug 92 04:03:50 GMT
Organization: Engineering Animation, Inc.


  We are looking for an Engineer with a solid background in Kinematics
and Dynamics who has had previous experience with C-programming and
with SGI's gl programming libraries.  We would prefer an M.S.
in an engineering curriculum that stresses Kinematics and Dynamics.

This is a great opportunity for someone who has written computer graphics
programs to help visualize dynamics and kinematics of moving bodies
before.  Experience programming in FORTRAN is also a plus, but not as
important as C-programming due to our desire for gl experience.

So, to summarize, we need a person who:

1) has an M.S. in an engineering curriculum stressing mechanics
2) has previous experience with C-programming
3) has written graphics programs using gl
4) knows FORTRAN

Low cost benefits and a great working environment are just a few
of the tangible fringes of this job.

Respond with resume to PO Box 1492 Welch, Ames, IA 50010,
or send e-mail to todd@eai.iastate.edu
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered.entry
From:  ()
Subject: Network Admin (Downtown Chicago)
Followup-To: misc.jobs.offered.entry
Organization: Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, USA
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1992 17:09:04 GMT

Andersen Consulting is looking for a qualified person to fill an entry
level
position in one of its Chicago offices.  Candidates should be able to start
work around the beginning of October. This position is for entry-level
Network Administration and will consist of UNIX, Mac, and some PC
administration.

CSTaR (The Center for Strategic Technology Research) is a R&D group located
in downtown Chicago.  We run a network with around 50 Macs and 45 Sun
systems. We are also connected to a larger firm network that spans several
buildings in the Chicago Loop.

Computer Background:
Must have UNIX experience as a user or administrator.
Must be comfortable with Macintosh OS and applications.
Knowledge of C and UNIX shell scripts is a plus.
Should have a BS or BA degree.

Job Duties:

Technical
*Install operating system on user machines (Sun and Macintosh).
*LAN troubleshooting using software and hardware tools.
*Administration and maintenance of our A/V conference room.
*Monitor the industry for new products and technologies.
*Projects, installing new software packages, etc.
*Contact vendor technical support when problems arise (both
hardware/software).

Non-technical
*Act as help-desk resource to the group.
*Update maintenance contracts.
*Monitor purchasing activity and their status.
*Setup and maintain user accounts on the network.
*Purchase investigation and PO tracking.


If this sounds like a job for you, please contact:

Robert B. Lord
Andersen Consulting
100 South Wacker, Room 932
Chicago, IL 60606
lord@andersen.com