arpa-bboard@ucbvax.ARPA (05/06/85)
From: Paul Hudak <Hudak@YALE.ARPA>
Systems Programming Opportunities at Yale
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The Yale Department of Computer Science is looking for several
experienced systems programmers to join our laboratory staff. The
laboratory supports active research programs in Artificial
Intelligence, Numerical Computation, Theory of Computation, and
Programming Languages and Systems, including several involving
large-scale parallel computing. The laboratory personnel regularly
interact with our researchers in solving systems-related problems
in a stimulating research environment.
We are looking for individuals with exceptional programming skills
who have a desire to learn and to apply their expertise in new ways.
The positions generally entail working with our research faculty
and graduate students in maintaining a quality computing facility
conducive to our research and educational needs. Responsibilities
include resource planning, software maintenance, and programming
tasks of varying complexity. Experience with Unix 4.2 BSD, Vax
VMS, or Apollo Aegis is desirable but not essential.
Our Computer Science Laboratory has a variety of state-of-the-art
computing equipment, including two large networks of Apollos (about
120 nodes total), about ten Vaxes (some running Unix 4.2 BSD, others
VMS), a FPS-164 floating-point vector processor, a DEC Venus mainframe
("SuperVax" 8600), a network of 20 MicroVax I's (to be upgraded
shortly to MicroVax II's), an Intel 128-node hypercube multiprocessor,
and a DEC-2060. All of these systems are interconnected via Ethernet,
and we have gateways to ARPANET, UUCP, and BITNET.
Interested candidates should contact:
Stephen Slade
Yale Department of Computer Science
Box 2158 Yale Station
New Haven, CT 06520
Yale is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer. Salaries
will be commensurate with qualifications.