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Subject: Position Available, C++, Pittsburgh, PA.
Date: Fri, 16 Apr 93 16:36:07 -0400
From: Sam Harbison <harbison@tartan.com>


SENIOR MEMBER, TECHNICAL STAFF-- C++; Debuggers; Pittsburgh, PA.


This is a software engineering and programing job in a new group
developing a C++ programming environment for embedded systems. The job
involve individual technical contributions and work in groups.


The successful applicant is expected to be--or quickly become--thoroughly
familiar with all aspects of the C++ language, and will be the group's
primary resource on C++. He or she will assume overall responsibility for
designing, developing, and/or modifying a proprietary embedded-systems
symbolic debugger to work with C++, by designing and implementing a C++
subset interpreter in the debugger. Subsequently, the applicant will
assume other tasks involving C++ technical leadership in the project.


Requirements: M.S. or Ph.D. in computer science; 4 years or more
experience in programming languages and their implementations. Thorough
knowledge of C++, and excellent software engineering skills. Some
exposure to embedded systems. Ability to work well individually and in a
group. Project management experience is a plus.


If interested, send your resume to:
Personnel Dept.
Tartan, Inc.
300 Oxford Drive
Monroeville, PA 15146
(412) 856-3600
--or email to harbison@tartan.com


Expect no response until the end of April, due to travel schedules.
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