lab@ROCHESTER.ARPA (Lab Manager) (11/27/85)
Senior Programmer/Analyst and Lead Programmer/Analyst positions University of Rochester Computer Science Department Rochester, New York Applications are now being taken for two positions on the Computer Science staff at the University of Rochester. Positions: Lead Programmer/Analyst: will be expected to maintain system software, install new software and machines into the department facilites, assist department personnel in their usage, and provide technical direction to junior staff members. Great latitude is given in project choices, and may include work on departmental vision research, currently being done on a VAX 750, Adage display system and frame grabber, SUN 2/120 with datacube frame buffer, and other departmental facilities. Senior Programmer/Analyst: will be expected to maintain system software on our UNIX systems, install new software, and do UNIX kernel work. Considerable latitude is given in project choices, and may include work on communications, networked file systems, and departmental research projects. Both positions have flexible hours, allowing pursuit of advanced educational goals, and the ability to take advantage of other on-campus facilities. Rochester: Rochester is a compact city in the Finger Lakes area of New York State, with a rich cultural life and a low cost of living. The University of Rochester is private, with strong research groups in many fields. The Computer Science Department has twelve full-time academic positions, forty PhD students, five full-time lab staff members, and no undergraduate program. Laboratory: The Computer Science laboratory has two Butterfly computers (16 and 128 M68000 processors) and forty VAX, SUN, Xerox Dandelion and Symbolics computers all connected by ETHERNET, with connection to Arpanet and other campus computers. The lab continues to expand, as well, with the planned acquisition of TI Explorers, more SUN workstations, additional UNIX workhorses, and more vision related equipment. The Department and laboratory will be moving to new facilities in a custom-designed building sometime in 1987. Qualifications: BS in computer science, electrical engineering, or other traditional discipline such as math. Strong background of computer science training, including UNIX experience, knowledge of 'C', and 3-5 years general programming experience. MS or PhD preferred. Previous VAX or SUN experience, graphics experience, UNIX kernel work, work in communications, or LISP programming experience a plus. Application: Send inquiries or applications (resume, letters of reference), to: Bradford Miller Lab Manager, Computer Science Department 617 Hylan Building University of Rochester Rochester, NY 14627 USA Inquiries may also be made to lab@rochester.arpa, but a hardcopy of the resume is required for consideration. Brad Miller Arpa: lab@rochester.arpa UUCP: rochester!lab (also miller@rochester for non-lab stuff) Title: CS Lab Manager Snail: University of Rochester Computer Science Dept. 617 Hylan Building Rochester NY 14627