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Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2004 15:05:52 +0100
From: Joseph van Vlymen <joseph@ace.nl>
Reply-To: Joseph van Vlijmen <joseph@ace.nl>
Subject: Job for Compiler Engineer at ACE, Amsterdam


Date: 19-11-2004
Position: Compiler Engineer
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands


This position in our core R&D team, working on the CoSy compiler
development system, is a great opportunity for aspiring compiler
engineers to cut their teeth as a member of one of the top teams in
the field who serve a demanding, worldwide user base.


Tasks will range from working on analysis and associated optimizations
techniques through to supporting our users, who themselves have one or
more teams of compiler experts.


Prerequisites include an inherent interest in compiler technology,
curiosity, technical tenacity and coding capability. An ability to
delve into details while keeping the overall context in view is also
essential. Some commercial experience would be a plus, but we are also
willing to take on raw talent.


We like our people to bring something special to the team and we see
culture as a significant determinant in the quality of our
software. As such, ACE developers tend to exhibit a robust sense of
humour, pragmatism, stoicism and strong opinions. Our preference is
for EU residents but we would take on staff from just about
anywhere if they can cut the mustard.


To find out more about ACE and the open position please contact Joseph
van Vlijmen on +31 20 6646416 (career@ace.nl)

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