arpa-bboard@ucbvax.ARPA (01/28/85)
From: Jed Schwartz <JED@COLUMBIA-20.ARPA>
The Distributed Computing and Communication (DCC) lab of the
Computer Science Department at Columbia has an opening for a research
programmer. The lab includes a local area network of SUN and Silicon
Graphics workstations being interfaced with IBM and Apple personal
computers.
Responsibilities include development, installation and maintenance
of software facilities. The programmer will support and participate in
our research projects which center around distributed applications and
man-machine interface. He/she will be a central figure in the future
development of our state of the art environment, and will be given the
flexibility to work creatively and independently to this end.
The successful candidate will have experience in UNIX systems and C
programming. He/she will be a self-starter who enjoys building
environments and taking initiative. Experience with ethernet, Macintosh
and SUN workstations are a plus. Experience with Macintosh
microcomputers or SUN workstations is also desirable. The job offers a
competitive salary and full benefits.
Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer. We are interested in receiving applications from qualified
women and minorities. Please contact Jed Schwartz at
jed@columbia-20.arpa or at (212)280-8192 or Abby Burton at (212)
280-8095.
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