[bionet.jobs] MSEE seeks cmptr arch,parallel proc, or cor cmptr comm ntwrks position

mikec@milton.u.washington.edu (Mike Csoppenszky) (03/09/91)

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M.S.E.E. From the University of Washington, Seattle (USA) seeks position 
related to one or more of the following (June graduate): 

	Computer Architecture
	Parallel Processing
	Fault-tolerant Computer Architecture
	Computer Communications Networks

I'm open to relocate ANYWHERE
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Dear Sir/Madam,

I am a graduate student at the University of Washington in Seattle (USA),
specializing in computer architecture, parallel processing, and
computer communications networks.  I expect to obtain my M.S. degree
in electrical engineering in June of this year.  I am very interested
in attaining a position in one or more of the above areas. I am open to
relocate anywhere in the USA or europe.

After the completion of my undergraduate studies, I chose to join the
electrical engineering department's FTCL (Fault-Tolerant Computing
Laboratory) at the University of Washington.  The FTCL is under the
direction of Arun K. Somani, who is an active researcher in this field.
As an example, a high-performance fault-tolerant 256 processor parallel
computer is being developed for image processing applications using
a hypercube topology.

In short, the last few years of my education have been very research
oriented.  I have elected to do projects that have helped me gain 
experience in going from the theoretical development of a system or
device to the actual implementation of a physical prototype.  For
example, as an undergraduate I worked on a project team led by an
instructor, in which we developed a VLSI design automation system for custom
high-performance Schmitt triggers used in VLSI circuits.  More recently,
I have developed an instruction set co-processor for vector oriented
floating-point arithmetic. In addition, I have also worked for IBM in
a development department concerning a multi-processor computer system
(summer co-op position).  I believe the practical experience I have
gained from the projects I have undertaken, as well as my strong
theoretical background, have created a solid foundation for the future
research and development career I desire.

Thanks very much for taking the time to read this, and I hope to hear
from you soon. Please note: although my degree is in electrical engineering,
I have also had extensive programming experience, from real-time 
programming to the development of SPICE-like circuit simulation programs.

(NOTE: Resume attached below).


Sincerely,

Mike Anthony Csoppenszky

4235 12th AVE. NE Apt #202
Seattle, WA. 98105 (U.S.A)
TEL: (206)547-7628
e-mail address: mikec@u.washington.edu



                                       RESUME
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OBJECTIVE
	
	Design/development position related to computer architecture,
	fault-tolerant computer architecture, or parallel computer
	systems.

EDUCATION

	* UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, Seattle, WA.          Sept.1989-Present
    	Candidate for M.S. degree in electrical engineering expected in
	June, 1991.  Research Area: Computer architecture/parallel
	processing.

	GPA: 3.7/4.0 (Cumulative)

	* PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY, Portland, OR.        Sept.1984-Aug.1989
	B.S. degree in electrical engineering received in Aug. 1989.
	Additional coursework in computer science and solid-state physics.

	GPA: 3.5/4.0 (Major)	3.3/4.0 (Cumulative)

WORK EXPERIENCE

	* IBM PRE-PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER      June 1990 - Sept.1990
	Worked in a microcode development department where I was responsible
	for the code development of a rather substantial portion of a
	pseudo-random exerciser for a high-end multiprocessor computer
	system.

	* RESEARCH ASSISTANT (University of Washington)  Oct.1990 - June 1991
	Assisting professor Arun K. Somani in research relating to the
	development of computer-aided tools for fault management of computer
	communications networks.

	* RESEARCHER FOR APPLE COMPUTER CONSULTANT       Fall, 1988
	Collected information, and assisted in the organization of the
	engineering section of Apple's CD ROM academic software demo.

PROJECTS

	* 32-BIT ASIP FLOATING-POINT VECTOR CO-PROCESSOR
	Developed an application specific instruction set processor for
	32-bit floating-point arithmetic on n element vectors as well as
	scalar values.  A subset of the IEEE-754 standard is employed.
	Having powerful vector operations on a co-processor such as this
	will increase the performance of application programs that make
	heavy use of vector based calculations. (University of Washington)

	* VIRTUAL MEMORY - MULTI-PROGRAMMED OPERATING SYSTEM
	Enhanced a bare bones operating system to include features such as:
	I/O and job execution operate concurrently, virtual memory, and
	multiprogramming.  This project used C++ on top of a multi-thread
	programming environment. (University of Washington)

	* AUTOMATED DESIGN AND LAYOUT OF CUSTOM SCHMITT TRIGGERS FOR USE IN
	VLSI CIRCUITS
	Selected as one of seven students, out of a class of fifty, to work
	with our instructor to develop a VLSI design automation system.  This
	system, when given the specifications of a desired custom Schmitt
	Trigger, will automatically design, test, and generate the layout of
	the device.  The system will adjust itself to varying technologies.
	(Portland State University)

LANGUAGES/OPERATING SYSTEMS

	C, C++                           Apple Macintosh OS
	Pascal                           MS-DOS
	Fortran                          UNIX
	Intel Assembly                   IBM VM/CMS
	PL/MP
	HyperTalk (HyerCard)
	
MAJOR COURSEWORK (graduate)

	Computer Architecture            Fault-tolerant Computer Architecture
	Parallel Processing              Computer Communications Networks

HONORS

	Member of Eta Kappa Nu, the national electrical engineering honor
	society.

PUBLICATIONS

	Csoppenszky, M., Hwang, J.N., et al. "Projection Pursuit Learning
	Networks for Regression".  Published and presented at the
	International Conference on Tools for Artificial Intelligence,
	Washington D.C., Nov. 1990.

	Csoppenszky, M., Sand, M., et al. "Teaching Electrical Engineering
	Using HyperCard", Wheels For the Mind, an Apple Computer higher
	education journal prepared at Boston College, Vol. 4, No. 3, 1988,
	pp. 50-52.

INTERESTS

	Tennis, piano, and karate.

REFERENCES

	Available on request.