[net.jobs] job overseas wanted

linp@mako.UUCP (Lin Padgham) (04/29/85)

I would like to have a job overseas for a minimum of a year, preferably
in a non-western country.  Does anybody either know of any specific
opportunities, or else know how to go about lining up such a thing.  I
am a Software Engineer with an MS in computer science and a little less
than a year's experience in industry. I have 2 years of Unix and 1 year
of `C'.

My strengths are in software design, AI, and some user interface and
graphics, but I would be willing to do (almost) anything.

I am an Australian citizen living permanently (more or less) in the U.S.

If you can give me any info please send mail to

					tektronix!mako!linp


Here is my resume:

				Lin Padgham

        406 S. Knott St.    Canby, Oregon 97013     home:  (503) 266-6578
						  office:  (503) 685-2839

	VOCATIONAL GOALS
         My primary areas of interest are Computer  Graphics,  Artificial
         Intelligence,   and  Computer  Aided  Instruction.   I  am  also
         interested in  the  software  development  process,  in  a  team
         environment,   using   structured   design   methods.   I  enjoy
         challenging work in new and  developing  areas,  combining  well
         thought out theory with creative and innovative applications.  I
         am seeking a position which will facilitate my  staying  abreast
         of and contributing to new developments in my areas of interest.


	EDUCATION
	 M.S. Computer and Information Science
				University of Oregon, June 1984, GPA: 3.9
 	 M.A. Psychology  Antioch, University West, San Francisco, June 1980

	 Bachelor of Social Work,  University of N.S.W., Australia, 1976


        EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
	 August 1984 - present	Software Engineer III, Tektronix, Oregon

         User Interface Management System project.   Developed  prototype
         of  an  interactive graphic Interface Specification Tool.  Wrote
         Functional  Specification  for  Interface   Specification   Tool
         product.

	 Jan 1983 - June 1984    Graduate Teaching Fellow, Computer Science,
						         University of Oregon.

	 July 1983 - Oct 1983    Programmer, Oregon Scholarship Commission
	
	 1981 - 1982		Grader, Computer Science, University of Oregon.

         Other positions held include two years part-time  counseling  in
         private  practice,  psychiatric  social  worker, drug counselor,
         elementary school teacher as  well  as  various  temporary  jobs
         while a student.


	EXPERIENCE
	 Projects:
         User Interface Specification Tool (`C')
         Restaurant Guide Expert System   (OPS5)
         Game Playing Expert System  (Hearsay III)
         Rule Instantiator  (Lisp)
         Interpreter for an Extended FP  (Prolog)
         Bibliography System, group project  (Pascal)
         Additions to a Text Editor, group project  (`C')
         Syntax Analyzer for a primitive language  (Pascal)

	 Teaching:
         Graduate Teaching Fellow:
         courses:  CIS 131 BASIC, CIS 201/203 Intro. to Computer Science,
	           CIS 315 Analysis of Programs.

	 Languages: `C', Pascal, Fortran, Basic, OPS5,  Lisp,  Prolog,
	             Hearsay III, AP3, FP.
	
	 Machines:   VAX 11/780, VAX 11/750, Tektronix 4107, DEC  1091,
	             IBM 4341, IBM System/38.


	PERSONAL BACKGROUND
	 I am an Australian who has been living in the United States
	 since  1978.  I  have traveled fairly extensively including
	 all six states of Australia as  well  as  Indonesia,  Fiji,
	 Taiwan and Tahiti. I have been active in numerous community
	 organizations, self-help groups and co-operatives in a wide
	 variety  of  contexts  including  university organizations,
	 alternative schools, the Lane  County  Food  Bank,  Growers
	 Market  and  the  Community  Energy  Exchange. My interests
	 include flying (I have my private pilot's license), crafts,
	 traveling  and  camping.  I have two children aged 16 years
	 and 3 years.


	REFERENCES
         Available on request.