From: "Keenan Royle" <royle@moose.cs.indiana.edu>
Subject: Experienced Unix system admin looking for work in The Netherlands
Summary: Looking for position in The Netherlands.  3+ years experience administrating Unix workstations.  
Keywords: System Admin.
Organization: Computer Science Department, Indiana University
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 11:07:26 -0500


Dear Madame/Sir:


I am a British and Canadian citizen currently located in London.  I am
interested in relocating to The Netherlands and providing system 
administration or software development services.

I was last a technical staff member in the Computer Science
Department at Indiana University.  My responsibilities were
administrating 65 Sun workstations and the name services, mail and news
systems for the Department.  I also have experience in system and
graphics programming.

While at Indiana University I built my expertise with distributed
network computing and graphical user interfaces as the department made
the transition from a centralized VAX based environment to a
distributed environment built around Suns and Nexts.  I also designed
several labs and network segments when our building was renovated.

I am looking for the type of position that is technically challenging
and will perhaps lead to a long-term career.

The enclosed resume' outlines my experiences and achievements.

Thank you for your consideration.


Sincerely,

Keenan Royle

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                            Keenan Royle
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Current Address:    5 Balchen Road
		    London, UK  SE3 8PR
		    44 81 595 856 1625

E-mail: royle@indiana.edu  iuvax!royle  royle@IUBACS.BITNET
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OBJECTIVE: 	To acquire a technically challenging position in development
		or system administration where I can exploit my skills in
		programming and system configuration.


EDUCATION:	
9/89 - 5/92	INDIANA UNIVERSITY, Bloomington, Indiana
		Graduate, Continuing Studies	G.P.A. 3.7/4.0

9/84 - 5/88	PURDUE UNIVERSITY, West LaFayette, Indiana
		B.S. Computer Science		G.P.A. 4.9/6.0


EMPLOYMENT:  
8/89 to 6/92	INDIANA UNIVERSITY, Bloomington, Indiana.
		Administrated large network of UNIX workstations and
		network software for Computer Science Department.

		- Administrated network of 65 Sun workstations.
		- Assisted in administering Nexts, Apollos, Vaxen, and SGIs.
		- Maintained news and mail systems.
		- Managed network name space (BIND/DNS).
		- Designed new lab and network layouts as the Department
		  was twice relocated while our facility was being renovated.

6/88 to 7/89	MEAD DATA CENTRAL, Dayton Ohio.
		Software Engineer developing network and software
		requirements for UNIX based workstations.

		- Software development and enhancement of editor productivity tools.
		  Designed and coded system monitoring interface.
		  Added extensive performance enhancements to an objected-oriented
		  editor, written in C++.
		- Evaluating hardware and software for new development systems.
		- System administration on Sun and IBM RT workstations

10/87 to 5/88   PURDUE UNIVERSITY, LaFayette, Indiana
		System Programmer on PASM parallel processing research project
		in Electrical Engineering Department.


COMPUTER SKILLS:
		System administration of BSD and System 5 derived
		system such as SunOS, NextOS, Ultrix, and AIX.

		X and NextStep GUI programming.

		System programming on UNIX based systems.

		E-mail, news and DNS configuration and support.


JOB TRAINING:
1/92		USENIX WINTER 1992 TECHNICAL CONFERENCE TUTORIAL
		Advanced Topics in System Administration.

6/90		USENIX SUMMER 1990 TECHNICAL CONFERENCE TUTORIAL
		Introduction to 4.3 BSD Internals.
		Beyond 4.3 BSD: Advanced Kernel Topics.

6/89		USENIX SUMMER 1989 TECHNICAL CONFERENCE TUTORIAL
		Introduction To Programming The X Window System, Version 11.
		Using Advanced C++ Features.

5/89		SUN MICROSYSTEMS EDUCATIONAL SERVICES.
		SunOS: Network Administration.

4/89		THE WAYLAND SYSTEMS INSTITUTE.
		Synthesis: An Object Orientated Analysis and 
				Design Methodology.

8/88		INTEGRATED COMPUTER SYSTEMS.
		Local Area Networks: Implementation and Configuration.


PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:
		Member of USENIX Association, 6/89 to present.
		Indiana Sun Users Group, 4/91 to present.


PERSONAL:	Citizenship:    British/Canadian (US permanent resident)
		Date of birth:  April 2, 1966
		Marital Status: Single
		Interests:  	Travel, science fiction, swimming and running.


REFERENCES:	Available upon request
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Keenan Royle
royle@cs.indiana.edu                         	royle@iubacs.bitnet