Compiler positions available for week ending May 1

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From: phillip@bushwood.sps.mot.com (Mike Phillip)
Subject: PowerPC Compiler Job Openings
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 1994 19:34:06 -0500 (CDT)
Reply-To: phillip@pets.sps.mot.com


The following positions are available immediately for
1) an experienced compiler developer with C++ implementation expertise and
2) a technical support team leader. The positions are with the
Motorola RISC Software Group, and will require relocation to Austin, Texas.


Job Description #1:


        C/C++ optimizing compiler development for PowerPC microprocessors.
        Primary responsibilities will include integration of C++ front end with
        optimizing PowerPC compiler, development of optimized C++ runtime
        environment, and optimization of code for PowerPC 601, 603, 604,
        620 and embedded control microprocessors.


Requirements:


    - Detailed knowledge of C++ language
    - Commercial optimizing/parallelizing compiler implementation experience
    - BSEE/BSCS or equivalent and 5+ years experience (MSEE/MSCS preferred)
    - Familiarity with RISC microprocessor architectures
    - Experience with one or more of the following operating system
        environments: UNIX (AIX, Solaris), Macintosh/MPW, Windows NT




Job Description #2:


        Technical support for Motorola PowerPC software products, including
        optimizing C, C++ and FORTRAN compilers, debuggers and tools, for
        multiple host and target platforms (UNIX, Windows NT, Macintosh).
        Primary responsibilities will include leading a small team of
        product engineers in the area of customer support and product
        maintenance. The ability to communicate effectively with both
        customers and developers regarding complex technical issues is a
        critical aspect of this job.


Requirements:


    - Working knowledge of C, C++ and/or FORTRAN compilers and debuggers
    - BSEE/BSCS or equivalent and 3+ years experience
    - Familiarity with RISC microprocessor architectures
    - Experience with one or more of the following operating system
        environments: UNIX (AIX, Solaris), Macintosh/MPW, Windows NT




If interested, please submit a resume and cover letter (E-mail or
FAX is fine) to:


U.S. Mail: E-mail: phillip@pets.sps.mot.com


        Mike Phillip FAX: (512) 891-3798
        Mail Drop OE112
        Motorola
        6501 Wm. Cannon Drive West
        Austin, TX 78735


Mike Phillip
RISC Compiler & Tools Development
Motorola Phone: (512) 891-3656
Austin, TX E-mail: phillip@pets.sps.mot.com


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From: cisml@world.std.com (Marty Lebowitz)
Subject: Compiler positions in MA and TX
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
Date: Sun, 1 May 1994 02:53:12 GMT


We currently have needs for two people (one direct/one contract) with
expertise in compiler development.


#4294 - Technical Consultants (2) - Compilers


Design, implement and support major features and performance enhancements
of existing products. Requires 5+ years industry experience in compiler
development. Specialties and interests should include either back-end or
front-end optimization, UNIX-based systems, performance analysis, code
generation, instruction scheduling and software engineering. Location:
(MA/TX). Other intermediate and senior level openings exists both locally
and nationally.


For immediate confidential phone interview, fax/email resume and call


Marty Lebowitz, President
CIS
Tel: 617- 232-8300
Fax: 617- 232-6240
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