pwk@utastro.UUCP (Phil Kelton) (03/07/85)
LOCATION: University of Texas at Austin, Department of Astronomy
SYSTEM: VAX 11/780 + 4.2 BSD (with full source license), with Ethernet
and several SUN workstations, and Micom port selection system
QUALIFICATIONS: BSCS/EE or equivalent, with 3 years system programming
experience including UNIX kernel, drivers, and C. Networking and
Berkeley UNIX experience preferred but not required. Experience with
VAX system hardware highly desirable.
The Department of Astronomy and McDonald Observatory operate this VAX
system for use in scientific data reduction, theoretical modelling, image
processing, and other areas in support of astronomical research. We
have an opening for a UNIX systems programmer for this network, which
will be filled as soon as possible subject to administrative approval.
The position carries primary responsibility for day-to-day operation of
the VAX, including maintenance and upgrade of system software, technical
support for system users, installation of new software, supervision of
operator personnel, and coordination with DEC field service and local
personnel with regard to hardware maintenance. Interested and qualified
persons should address inquiries to:
*>> Phillip W. Kelton <<*
uucp: {ut-sally, ut-ngp, noao, charm}!utastro!pwk
arpa: pwk@utastro.UTEXAS.ARPA pwk@ut-sally.UTEXAS.ARPA
at&t: (512) 471-4461 x340
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*>> Phillip W. Kelton <<*
uucp: {ut-sally, ut-ngp, noao, charm}!utastro!pwk
arpa: pwk@utastro.UTEXAS.ARPA pwk@ut-sally.UTEXAS.ARPA
at&t: (512) 471-4461 x340