From: Matt Day <mday@icon.com>
Subject: Experienced (4+ years) UNIX programmer
Organization: Icon International, Inc., Orem, Utah
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 22:23:50 GMT
Followup-To: poster

(I am willing to relocate, and can do so easily.)

                            Matt Day
                          645 N. 800 E.
                         Orem, UT 84057
                      Home: (801) 225-7914
                  Work: (801) 225-6888 ext 411
                       Fax: (801) 226-0651
                      E-mail: mday@icon.com

Experience

Sanyo/Icon International, Inc.

I have worked in Software R&D at Sanyo Icon for over three years.
My chief responsibility has been the maintenance and  support  of
Icon's version of the UNIX and Pick operating systems on the Icon
line of computers (based on Motorola  68k  and  88k  microproces-
sors).   I  have  completed projects such as: Berkeley networking
support (both kernel and utility), finishing  the  compliance  of
our  88k  UNIX system to the 88open and POSIX compatibility stan-
dards, integrating the BBN Dialup  TCP/IP  package,  and  porting
software  such  as X Windows and the GNU compiler suite (includes
the C and C++ compiler, linker, assembler, and debugger).  I have
had  extensive  experience fixing bugs in the UNIX kernel, utili-
ties, and device drivers, and  I  have  worked  extensively  with
TCP/IP,  RS232  drivers, and modems.  I am familiar with the SCSI
interface and I have worked on  SCSI  disk  formatters  and  tape
drivers.   For  the past two years, mostly on my own time, I have
helped fix and test the 88k port of the GNU C compiler, and  ver-
sion 2 of GNU C.  I am familiar with SCO UNIX and AIX, as well as
System V and Berkeley UNIX.  For a few months I helped  port  the
Pick operating system to our 88k product, and I have been helping
maintain that port for over a year.  Additionally,  I  have  been
responsible  for  solving  several customer service problems each
week and handling the general systems administration of our local
development  machines, including the administration of our Inter-
net network connection and various USENET and  UUCP  connections.

Dynix, Inc.

I  have  been working a few hours here and there on the UNIX sys-
tems at Dynix, getting X Windows running  on  their  RS/6000  and
helping them with their Internet connection.

Alpine School District

Worked  with  a team of programmers writing teaching aid applica-
tions for the Macintosh.

Various

At Orem High School, I taught myself about UNIX and C  and  spent
over two years learning about their computer system (an Icon UNIX
machine).  During that time, I wrote  several  programs  for  the
school faculty including a database system and an interface for a
test sheet reader, and I was the  primary  systems  administrator
during  my junior and senior years.  I won first place in the se-
nior division finals of the 1990 UCCE state programming  contest,
and taught a C programming class to some advanced students during
my senior year.

I have taken one semester of classes at BYU,  including  Program-
ming Languages, Discrete Math, Calculus, Physics, and others.  My
Assembly Language and Data Structures classes were waived because
of experience.

I enjoy reading, skiing, and science.

References available upon request.