gdykes@lasspvax.UUCP (Gene Dykes) (11/20/85)
Cornell University is one of four sites in the U.S. to receive a large NSF grant to develop a supercomputer facility. The Program of Computer Graphics will have a major role in the project and needs a skilled Unix systems programmer. This project will put that person into the leading edge of supercomputer and interactive computer graphics research. Please read the following job description and reply electronically or by U.S. Mail to Gene Dykes, Program of Computer Graphics, 120 Rand Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853. Position: Senior Systems Programmer Department: Theory Center Description: Participate in the design, implementation, and testing of an advanced scientific workstation. The project will involve integration of advanced off-the-shelf hardware with state of the art interactive graphics techniques. Research will focus on user interface management systems, data base management systems, and concurrent processing. Long range goal is the development of a system that can be used as an interactive front end to Cornell's massively parallel supercomputer. Requirements: Bachelor's degree or equivalent with related computer courses. 3-5 years experience. Strong background in UNIX systems. Nice-to-have: Background in database management, array processors, graphics hardware, or interactive graphics software. -- Gene Dykes, 120 Rand Hall, Cornell U., Ithaca, NY 14853 (607)256-4880 {ihnp4,decvax,allegra,vax135}!cornell!lasspvax!gdykes gdykes@lasspvax.arpa