cheriton@PESCADERO.STANFORD.EDU (David Cheriton) (07/17/86)
The Distributed Systems Group in the Computer Science Department of Stanford
University seeks a full-time Systems Programmer II, III or IV to support its
research in the area of parallel programming systems, with particular emphasis
on compiler support. The initial project will involve extensive work on
a code generator and linker.
This research is supported in part by Digital Equipment Corporation.
The programmer will be responsible for: further development and maintenance
of a compiler for two experimental multiprocessor machines plus development
and maintenance of a linker and program library management system.
In addition, the programmer will be expected to develop various application
tools in support of these facilities and assist in the general maintenance
of V system software.
The ideal candidate:
* Holds a Masters or Bachelor degree in Computer Science or the equivalent
plus coursework and possibly work experience with compilers.
* Is a self-starter and is willing to work hard in a relatively unstructured
environment to produce creative solutions and quality software for an
experimental distributed system.
* Attaches a premium to learning, accomplishing difficult goals and advancing
his or her technical proficiency in a university research environment.
In particular, the candidate should be interested in programming systems,
compiler technology and parallelism. The programmer will have the
opportunity to work closely with students, faculty, and staff of the
Stanford Computer Science Department on these and other topics.
Experience with C, UNIX, DEC VAX, SUN workstations and (of course)
our own V distributed system are definite assets.
Please send resume and academic transcript to:
Prof. David Cheriton (cheriton@su-pescadero)
Computer Science Department
Stanford University
Stanford, CA, 94305
Phone: (415) 723-1054