yedwest@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Dr. Edmund West) (02/22/90)
OCLSC Systems Programmer
The Ontario Centre for Large Scale Computation at the University of
Toronto has an opening for a highly motivated individual to help
support of the Centre's Cray X-MP/24 supercomputer and its several
front end systems.
The Systems Programmer position requires a thorough knowledge of
the UNIX operating system, utilities, communications systems and
accounting interfaces. A substantial knowlege of the VAX/VMS operating
system would be an asset.
The successful candidate will possess a University degree in
Mathematics, Engineering or Computer Science and have extensive
experience with operating systems software, computer languages and
applications programming.
The University offers a challenging environment, competetive salary
and an excellent benefits package. Qualified candidates are invited to
submit a detailed resume in confidence to:
Clara Mione,
Human Resources Department,
215 Huron St.,
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A1yedwest@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca (Dr. Edmund West) (02/22/90)
There is one position open in the OCLSC Technical Support Group.
Interested persons should forward their application to:
Anna M. Pezacki, Manager, Technical Support
Ontario Centre for Large Scale Computation
11 King's College Road (EA104)
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A1
Send email to yanna@pluto.clsc.utoronto.ca
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Position : COMPUTATIONAL SCIENTIST (Application Programmer
Analyst 3)
Department : Ontario Centre for Large Scale Computation
Position Summary :
Under the direction of the Manager, Technical Support, the incumbent
will be responsible for providing support to a wide community of users
in the application of the CRAY system to scientific and engineering
solutions. Duties include optimization and vectorization of client
programs; implementing and supporting scientific applications;
analyzing user requirements and providing solutions; assisting in the
demonstration of CRAY software and local and remote telecommunication
services and facilities; preparing system and user documentation; and
participating in various projects.
Minimum Qualifications :
Education : University degree. Postgraduate degree in Computer
Science, Engineering or other related discipline preferred.
Experience : Three years' related experience or acceptable
equivalent of education and experience; knowledge of computer
applications in engineering and modelling fields; working knowledge of
Fortran and scientific libraries. Experience with networks and DEC
VAX/VMS in addition to UNIX.
Other : Strong oral and written communication skills. Ability
to deal effectively with a variety of users.