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From: jd@pnet51.orb.mn.org (John Donahue)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Re: We look for offers ...
Date: 31 Dec 92 03:25:00 GMT
Organization: People-Net [pnet51], Minneapolis, MN.

The Minneapolis-based division of a recognized leader in the Home-
Mortgage industry is currently seeking Programmers and Analysts for new
development opportunities.

We are seeking a small number of Team Players who are interested in 
a very high-visibility, dynamic, and fast-paced development environment.  The
ideal candidate must be able to manage tight project deadlines and be
self-motivated.  Preference will be given to those who display enthusiasm
about learning and implementing current client-server development
technologies.  

We are seeking experience in, (non-academic experience):

        C or C++ development language 

        Considerable exposure to the Windows SDK

        Experience with 4GL GUI development tools such as PowerBuilder or
        Visual Basic.

        Considerable exposure to SQL-based rdbms' such as Sybase, 
        Gupta, Oracle, DB2.

If you have 3 to 5 years experience in any of these areas we would be 
very interested in speaking to you.

Successful candidates will be working in a new development team 
with responsibility to analyze, design and develop client-server technology. 
We have a very aggressive new product schedule for 1993 which will require
superior skills in time management, organization and "Do It" mentality.

Our compensation package includes very competitive salaries and an 
outstanding benefits package.  Relocation assistance is not offered with 
any of these positions.

Minneapolis offers a recession-proof local economy, (highest local 
new job growth in 3rd qtr '92), a high standard of living, and a low cost of
living.

Interested parties should respond to this E-mail account with an informal
letter of introduction which includes a brief synopsis of relevant experience,
why you would be interested in any of these positions, a ball-park salary
expectation, and a daytime telephone number.


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From: wwarren@msen.com (Online Career Ctr)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Application Dev/Taylor Mgt Systems--Chicago
Date: 22 Dec 1992 20:30:04 GMT
Organization: Msen, Inc. -- Ann Arbor, Michigan
NNTP-Posting-Host: garnet.msen.com
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL8]

We are a full service data processing consulting firm with
constant needs for application developers on all hardware
platforms.  Our consultants provide service to a wide variety of
Fortune 1000 client companies encompassing every major industry. 
Whether functioning individually or as part of a team, Taylor
Management consultants have established a superb reputation for
meeting client needs in the areas of system analysis and design,
programming, feasibility studies, systems programming, technical
support, documentation, training and project management.
 
As our company continues to grow, we're seeking consultants with
experience in any of the following (job location--CHICAGO): 
 
          APS                      NOMAD
          DB2                      HYPERCARD
          CICS                     TESSERACT
          C++                      DEC/VAX/COBOL
          ADABAS/NATURAL           DEC/BASIC
          BAL                      ORACLE
          SQL SERVER               AS400/SYNON
          FOCUS                    RAMIS
          SYBASE                   CREDIT CARD APPLICATIONS
          WINDOWS/SDK              IDMS/ADSO
          CASE TOOLS               INFORMIX
          POWERBUILDER
 
To apply please contact: Mr. Tom Carroll, Taylor Management
Systems, 2800 River Road #425, Des Plaines, Illinois 60018 --
phone (708) 803-1500 or fax (708) 803-1509.
 
NO ONLINE RESPONSES PLEASE
From: arnold@nic.cerf.net (Arnold Garlick)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: UNIX /SunOS Customer Support & Kernel Level Debug - Colorado (Recruiter)
Date: 21 Dec 1992 13:29:53 GMT
Organization: CERFnet Dial n' CERF Customer Group
Distribution: usa
NNTP-Posting-Host: nic.cerf.net
Keywords: UNIX Internals, SFW Maintenance, Multiprocessing

UNIX Internals / Software Customer Support / Kernel Level Debugging
			(Colorado)


The individual will provide high level software support to major customers
and work closely with key engineering groups in addressing operating
systems issues in the implementation of advanced SPARC-based servers and
workstations.  This is a full Symmetrical Multi-Processing product line,
and this position requires a solid working knowledge of UNIX internals,
including kernel level debugging.  Experience dealing with software
customer support and operating system sustaining engineering is desirable.


	** Minimum 3 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
Consultants, 2377 S. El Camino Real, Suite 201, San Clemente, CA 92672
E Mail:  arnold@cerf.net (ASCII files only please)  Fax:  (714) 366-9200.
Please refer to Position #1116
From: hamilton@vms.macc.wisc.edu (Doug Hamilton)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Re: Is there something similar to this for European Jobs?
Date: 31 Dec 92 04:40:59 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: University of Wisconsin Academic Computing Center



>There are mostly US jobs listed here.  Is there someother Netnews group for
>European jobs?  
> 
>SEND REPLYS TO ME...NOT THIS GROUP!!!!


If there's a good answer, I think the group would be interested in 
knowing about it.

dh



                 ___   ___
   |\  /|  /\   /   \ /   \                 Douglas Hamilton       
   | \/ | /__\  |     |            Instructional Technology Support
   |    |/    \ \___/ \___/              hamilton@MACC.WISC.EDU
Madison Academic Computing Center       hamilton@WISCMACC.BITNET
University of Wisconsin-Madison              (608) 262-5667
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
From: jiang@labamba.geology.yale.edu (jiang jianxin)
Subject: Unix and VMS system administrator sought
Keywords: system administrator, part-time
Reply-To: jiang@labamba.geology.yale.edu (jiang jianxin)
Organization: Dept. of Geology & Geophysics, Yale University
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 20:48:38 GMT


Job specifications for a 20+ hour per week computer system manager for
Yale Astronomy Department.

Position is initially 20 hours per week (includes full benefits), and may
expand to more hours and possibly full time in near future.

Vacancy - immediate.

Contact:
Jeff Kenney
Asst. Prof of Astronomy
(203) 432-3013
kenney@ygalax.astro.yale.edu

*************************************************************************

HARDWARE:

  2 Vaxclusters (7 and 4 nodes resp.) running VMS
  4 Sparcstations running UNIX; 3 Decstation 3100's running UNIX,
  1 SGI IRIS, 5 NCD X-terminals, terminal server, network equipment, Macs,
  printers, terminals, etc.

*************************************************************************

JOB DESCRIPTION:

* Perform routine system administration on VAX/VMS clusters, DEC/Ultrix,
  Sun/Unix, MacIntosh, PC computers and their connecting network(s).
* Have proficiency in DECnet, and a good understanding of TCP/IP protocols, 
  NIS, and NFS.
* Perform regular file backups of all computer systems.
* Install and test new system and application software.
* Assist in the installation of new computer equipment and peripherals.
* Trouble-shoot system and network problems.
* Act as liason with C&IS and other computer organizations (e.g. service).
* Have a predetermined number of office hours per week and a number of on-call
  hours.
* Be able to document services that are useful to users and other system
  administrators.
* Be willing to educate users in simple matters related to the efficient use
  of our computer systems.
* Be prepared to attend meetings and working group sessions related to
  computer systems.
* Be willing to work out of business hours.
* Be prepared to undertake application tuning (on the job training), e.g.
  * Keep track of and install new versions of data reduction software, such
    as IRAF, DAOPHOT AIPS and PROS.  These things come out every 6 months or
    so, and it would be good to have some general distribution of the
    effect of significant new changes.

  * Implement add-ons and useful macros for the above so that everyone who
    reduces data doesn't have to reinvent the wheel.
From: minisys@cup.portal.com (Mini Systems Associates)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Sun Unix System Administrator
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 92 15:36:36 PST
Organization: The Portal System (TM)
Distribution: usa

Sun Unix System Administrator
Start Date: ASAP
Contact pay Rate: $35-55 & Perm
Location of Contract: El Segundo
Length: 1 year plus
Senior Sun Systems Administrator - 4 years minimum
experience as Sys. Adm. working with large scale
environments. Knowledge of all aspects of UNIX, SUN OS,
TCP/IP, SNMP
Contact: Clark Wasson (310) 645-7600 ext. 247
e-mail: minisys@cup.portal.com
From: robin@gradient.gradient.com (Dr R.P. Alston)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Gradient Technologies Job Openings
Keywords: Distributed Computing, UNIX, Networks, GUI
Date: 21 Dec 92 22:11:15 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: Gradient Technologies Inc., Hudson MA

Gradient Technologies, Inc, a start-up and fast-growing developer of
distributed and multiprocessing systems software, has a few immediate
openings for energetic, talented and hard working software engineers to
join its development team.  Founded in Nov. 1989, Gradient, wholly-owned
by its employees, is located in Hudson, MA, about 30 minutes from Boston.

We are seeking a number of software engineers with program development
experience using C on UNIX systems and PC's running DOS and windows. We
are interested in a range of personnel who cover from initial
architectural design through supporting customers with the final
product. Further experience in any of the following is a bonus:

	Remote Procedure Call programming (DCE/ONC)
	program development for Microsoft Windows 3.0/1 and NT
	development for NetWare 3.11 servers (NLMs)
	development for OS/2 2.0
	Cross platform GUI development (Windows/PM/X)
	Software QA test procedure development
	Communications and MS-DOS (TCP/IP ...)
	C++

We are particularly interested in candidates who are recent graduates
or people who are keen to learn new skills in this new world of distributed
computing that includes (but is not restricted to) development using
the OSF's DCE and UI's DSM.

Equity opportunity available.

If interested, please forward your resume.

to:

	Usenet Resume

	Gradient Technologies, Inc.
	577 Main Street, Suite 4
	Hudson, MA 01749

	or fax us at 508-562-3549

	or e-mail resumes@gradient.com  (ascii text only please)

NO phone calls.  Principals only.

Please, no other email to the poster of this advertisment.

Gradient is an EEO employer.

UNIX is a trademark of AT&T in the USA and other countries.
OSF and DCE are trademarks of Open Software Foundation.
Windows 3.0 is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.




-- 
Dr Robin P. Alston,
Director, Licensing Products Development,
Gradient Technologies Inc.,
robin@gradient.com		 == Be a lert,  we have enough loof's already. ==
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
From: cisml@world.std.com (Marty Lebowitz)
Subject: Software Engineers - Multimedia Systems (MA/IN)  CIS (Recruiter)
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 21:04:05 GMT

	
#122492 - Software Engineers (2) - Multimedia


Will be responsible for support and enhancements of company's
latest multimedia product. Requires 2+ years industry experience
with specialties and interests in computer based video systems, 
graphics, multi-media, imaging systems, PC/MAC platforms, windowing 
systems and object oriented programming. Location: MA, IN. Other
more senior level openings exits (contract & direct) both locally
and nationally. Referrals encouraged.

For immediate, confidential consideration call or fax resume to:

Marty Lebowitz, President
CIS; Box 456
Brookline 02146 
Tel: 617- 232-8300
Fax: 617- 232-6240



				# # # #


	
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
From: vrajanik@ccad.uiowa.edu (Rajanikanth Vemulapalli)
Subject:  Seeking Personnel with experience in KERBEROS OR DCE
Organization: CAD-Research, University of Iowa, Iowa City
Distribution: usa, world
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 00:16:55 GMT




                    SYSTEMS ANALYSTS/PROGRAMMERS
                    ----------------------------

CAP GEMINI AMERICA an international data processing consulting company, is
looking for personnel with experience in :


        Security Packages like
           - KERBEROS or
           - DCE

Educational background : B.S/M.S. in Computer Science

CAP GEMINI AMERICA provides life, health, dental and vision insurance. 
401 K Plan, competitive salaries, paid overtime, tuition reimbursement
and more.


Fax or mail resume to:

Mr. Jim Tazzioli, Staffing Specialist
CAP GEMINI AMERICA
2700 Westown Parkway, Suite 210
West Des Moines, IA 50266

FAX   : 515-226-0505

Note : Please tell that you saw this advertisement in USENET


--
From: susankg@solbourne.com (Susan Gutman)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Sr. Consulting Engineer   Longmont, Colorado
Date: 24 Dec 1992 11:44:14 -0700
Organization: Solbourne Computer, Inc., Longmont, CO
Distribution: co
NNTP-Posting-Host: ollie.solbourne.com

The result of Solbourne's commitment to advance the state-of-the art in
price/performance.  Add that to a redefined focus on top markets in the
industry, a dedication to uncompromising customer support, and a
still-young passion to make the best even better and you have one hot
opportunity.

POSITION:  Sr. Consulting Engineer

DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:  Responsible for providing special technical
solutions to unique customer requirements.  This includes analysis and
design of a broad spectrum of hardware and/or software implementations,
as well as porting various device drivers to the Solbourne SPARC
platform.  You will also provide custom consulting services and
sustaining support for creative solutions you develop and implement for
our customers.

TECHICAL QUALIFICATIONS:  This position requires a BSCS with 5 years of
UNIX experience, including knowledge of UNIX internals and device
driver development.  VME and SCSI experience with Sun/OS skills, is
a definate plus.

Solbourne is committed to equal opportunity and proud of our record of
affirmative action performance.

If interested inthis position or other opportunities please contact:

Susan Gutman
Staffing Coordiantor, Human Resources
Solbourne computer, Inc.
1900 Pike Road
Longmont, CO  80501

PH; 1-800-356-8765 ext 402 or (303) 678-4402
FAX (303) 772-3646

 
D
D
C
preferred.  Team leadership is a definate plus.
From: Bob.Watson@f17.n275.z1.fidonet.org (Bob Watson)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: Emt-m with command?
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 09:14:00 -0800

CK>In a msg on <Dec 19 06:43>, Bob Watson of 1:387/602 writes:

 BW> Chip - This is pretty interesting stuff, but I have absolutely no
 BW> idea what you are talking about and have never left you a message
 BW> on the subject.  Apparently you got me or my message on something
 BW> else mixed up with someone else so if it is important and needs
 BW> to be resent, then I thought I would let you know.  Nice
 BW> "talking" to you though!!!

CK>I had replied to a message from Bob Watson of 1:275/17.  Apparently
CK>there are two of you!!  (Look out, They're multiplying!)  :-)


Will the real Bob Watson please stand up! Well Chip, it wasn't THIS Bob
Watson that wrote you. I guess it was my counter-part double out there
in BBS land. Now that we are a confused! <G>


                                        Bob
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From: annen@forsyth.wsnc.org
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: POV lights in NC - my $.02
Date: 2 Jan 93 11:09:55 EST
Organization: Forsyth County, Winston-Salem  NC

The last time I recertified (about 1 1/2 years ago), the instructors had a
state trooper come in and talk to us about motor vehicle laws as they relate to
EMS.  He didn't know the exact rules about running emergency lights on POVs, so
he looked them up and read them to us.  In NC you can pretty much run whatever
your alternater will handle, as long as it's not blue (blue is reserved for law
enforcement) and you don't create a hazard. It has been my experience that none
of the law enforcent officers to whom I have spoken about running emergency
traffic in a POV have known off the tops of their heads exactly what the law
is.  It seems to me that the way the law is enforced is, for practical
purposes, the important question.  My experience is that as long as you drive
sanely and don't us blue lights, the police are happy to have you out there and
will go out of their way to help you to do your job.

The only exception that I know of is inside the Charlotte city limits.  As I
understand it, the CPD will not allow POV emergency traffic, except in very
limited circumstances.  (e. g. I hear that Mecklenburg County EMS's new medical
director has a red light and siren in his car and gets away with using it).  I
assume that there is some type of city ordanance, but I don't know that for
sure, nor do I know the specifics.

- John

____________________________________________________________________________
John Annen, NCEMT-A
System Support Specialist
Forsyth County, NC MIS
Room 603, Hall of Justice
Winston - Salem, NC 27101
Internet: annen@books.forsyth.wsnc.org

(Not currently affiliated with any EMS organization - but I'm working to fix
that).

My views are not necessarily those of any organization with which I am
affiliated.


Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
From: kevin@mpls911.uucp (Kevin Herrboldt)
Subject: Re: mobile data terminals
Organization: City of Minneapolis Emergency Communications
Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1993 04:13:00 GMT

Doug.Plaza@f413.n107.z1.fidonet.org (Doug Plaza) writes:
> CH>The Boston Fire Department is in the process of looking at MDT's and
> a
> CH>CAD system.
> 
> CH> 1. What departments in the newsgroup ae using them?
> CH> 2. How are your MDT's best being utilized?
> CH> 3. What can you do with them?
> CH> 4. What shouldn't you do with them?
> CH> 5. How are you using the CAD system?
> CH>--
> CH>Channel 1 (R)   Cambridge, MA
> 
> Our department doesn't use MDT's, a local PD does with positive
> results,
> but I suggest you direct this question to Kevin Agard on this echo.  I
> believe New York City EMS uses MDT's rather extensively and he works in
> that area.
>                                   Doug

Minneapolis Police and Fire share an MDT system, although they use the
MDT's differently.

For the fire department, all fire rigs have 2-line status terminals, and
firefighters report their status directly to CAD with the status buttons.
When sent on a run, the MDT receives the address and type of call.
Firefighters then notify CAD when the go enroute, arrive, clear, etc.

In each fire station is a full MDT, which is wired up to the house lights
and PA.  Our CAD system will automatically alert the appropriate stations
when rigs are dispatched (only if the rigs are in the house).  CAD then
sends full run information to the MDT for reference when the firefighters
return to their stations.

(As a note, Minneapolis uses ElectroComm Automation MDT's.  They are nice.)

-- 
Kevin Herrboldt                                                 kevin@mpls911
Emergency Communications Center                     ...!mishima!mpls911!kevin
City Hall Room B-911, Mpls, MN  55415
(612) 348-7216
From: James.Campbell@f145.n150.z1.fidonet.org (James Campbell)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: Re: Fire Police
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 09:51:00 -0800

JL> Fire Police are a component of some fire companies,
 JL> The bulk of many fire police duties comprise scene
 JL> security, as well as crowd and traffic control. Other
 
 SS> Hmm, ok, are the normally covered by the fire dept's legislation,
or
 SS> would they be sworn in as "special constables" etc under law
 SS> enforcement ordinances?
 
      In Delaware, firepolice are covered under their individual fire
      companies rules and regulations, like the firefighters. They are
      sworn in by the Sheriff, they have the same powers of a sworn
      police officer Only while at a fire scene / accident.
      They are required to go through so many hours of fire school
      related to fire police duties.
 
 ---
    SMRead 3.0  #?    
 
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From: Paul.Vallone@f233.n321.z1.fidonet.org (Paul Vallone)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: Re: IT'S ON IT'S WAY!
Date: Fri, 01 Jan 1993 11:17:00 -0800

TH> I got your letter and patch, Thanks!!
TH> --- TBBS v2.1/NM
TH>  * Origin: FlatLand bbs Fargo ND, DS-HST(701)-239-6048  (1:288/6)
Hi Todd:
Thank you for trading!!  
 
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From: Doug.Plaza@f413.n107.z1.fidonet.org (Doug Plaza)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: mobile data terminals
Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1992 22:47:00 -0800

CH>The Boston Fire Department is in the process of looking at MDT's and
a
CH>CAD system.

CH> 1. What departments in the newsgroup ae using them?
CH> 2. How are your MDT's best being utilized?
CH> 3. What can you do with them?
CH> 4. What shouldn't you do with them?
CH> 5. How are you using the CAD system?
CH>--
CH>Channel 1 (R)   Cambridge, MA

Our department doesn't use MDT's, a local PD does with positive
results,
but I suggest you direct this question to Kevin Agard on this echo.  I
believe New York City EMS uses MDT's rather extensively and he works in
that area.
                                  Doug
  SLMR 2.1a  Judge the provider not the payscale.


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(9(1:107
From: Dave.Pfister@f702.n278.z1.fidonet.org (Dave Pfister)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: Re: BECOMING AN EMT...
Date: Fri, 01 Jan 1993 23:19:11 -0800

Honestly speaking, I think you're being paranoid about the AIDS
infection, 
but in a way, it's a "rightful" paranoia.  

As long as you take precautions, there is really no reason to fear it.

-Dave

 * Origin: New York City Fire Department, New York, NY (1:278/702)
From: zacek@ucsu.Colorado.EDU (Daniel M. Zacek)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: Re: Paediatric accidents
Date: 21 Dec 92 18:22:16 GMT
Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder

brent@mikejag.wimsey.bc.ca (Brent Kennedy) writes:


>We have had an increasing number of rather bizarre accidents over the last few
>months.  They involve children with injuries of various severity from having
>televisions falling on them, usually their heads.  Apparently the child is
>either climbing on the TV, or reaching up to turn it on, and pulls it over.  

Have you considered the possibility of non-accidental trauma?  It sounds like
a good excuse for a parent, and I agree that the chance that a child would
pull a TV on themselves is low.  I've been suspicious ever since I was called
for an insect bite, and found a femur fx on a 3 yr. old.  :(     

/s/dan emt-p
-- 
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Dan Zacek                | Astrophysics & Philosophy:  The study of  
zacek@ucsu.colorado.edu  | why we think we know that starlight bends. 
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From: Steven.Spohn@f404.n2607.z1.fidonet.org (Steven Spohn)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: motorola question
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 23:20:00 -0800

    Who cares....that's the way all big business' operate...this is
America!!


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