Compiler positions available for week ending May 22

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From: kathy@corsa.ucr.edu (kathy tanabe)
Subject: PhD program in Computer Science
Date: 17 May 1994 19:42:23 GMT
Organization: UC Riverside, Dept. of Computer Science


May 9,1994


Dear Colleague:




A Ph.D. program in Computer Science at UC Riverside has been
recently approved and is now in operation. We will appreciate it if you
can make this information available to your fellow faculty and students.


Please find below a list of our faculty and their research
areas.




Computer Science Faculty:


Dr. Marek Chrobak: Theory of computation, algorithms, data
                      structures, combinatorics, graph theory.


Dr. Brett Fleisch: Operating systems, distributed systems,
                      shared memory, parallel computer systems.


Dr. Yang-Chang Hong: Computer architecture, database systems.


Dr. Yu-Chin Hsu: VLSI, design automation, computer
                      architecture.


Dr. Lawrence Larmore: Algorithms, data structures.


Dr. Thomas Payne: Theory, computational logic, architecture.


Dr. Teodor Przymusinski: Artificial intelligence, logic
                      programming, automated reasoning, expert systems.




Adjunct CS Faculty and Cooperating Faculty in Other Programs:


Dr. Gerardo Beni: Robotics, distributed robotic systems,
                      multimedia, intelligent systems.


Dr. Bir Bhanu: Computer vision, machine learning,
                      artificial intelligence, robotics, graphics.


Dr. John de Pillis: Numerical algorithms, linear algebra,
                      functional analysis.


Dr. Gerhard Gierz: Computer modelling, order theory,
                      combinatorics.


Dr. Susan Hackwood: Distributed asynchronous sensing,
                      robot-human interface.


Dr. Larry Harper: Combinatorial optimization, complexity
                      theory, circuit complexity.


Dr. Ping Liang: Image processing, pattern recognition,
                      computer vision, artificial neural networks.


Dr. Halina Przymusinska: Artificial intelligence, commonsense
                      reasoning, logic programming.


Dr. Jing Wang: Distributed robotic systems, autonomous mobile
                      robots, software instrumentation.




    The deadline for Ph.D. applications for Fall Quarter 1994 for
international and domestic students is July 15, 1994. When submitting the
application, the following items will be needed: two official transcripts
from each college or university attended, three letters of recommendation,
GRE and/or TOEFL scores, and a $40.00 application fee.


For more information, contact:


Kathy Tanabe
Graduate Secretary
Department of Computer Science
Tel. (909) 787-5639 FAX: (909) 787-4643
e-mail: gradadmission@cs.ucr.edu


Your consideration of our university is appreciated.






Kathy M. Tanabe
Graduate Secretary
Department of Computer Science
University of California
Riverside, CA 92521-0304


Phone:(909)787-5639
Fax:(909)787-4643
kathy@cs.ucr.edu




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Date: Wed, 18 May 1994 13:25:23 -0500
From: metzger@bach.convex.com (Robert Metzger)
Subject: Compiler jobs at Convex (Dallas TX)


Convex Computer Corporation is looking for candidates in the following
areas to work in Richardson, Texas (suburb of Dallas).


Compiler Development - Optimizer Engineer


This person will participate in the design and implementation of the
machine-independent optimizations for our scalable parallel system,
the Exemplar, which is based on the HP PA-RISC architecture.


Specific duties will include enhancing parallelization features, loop
transformations, and scalar optimizations for Fortran, C, and C++.


Compiler Development - Code Generation Engineer


This person will participate in the design and implementation of the
machine-dependent code generation for our scalable parallel system,
the Exemplar, which is based on the HP PA-RISC architecture.


Specific duties will include enhancing our local and global register
allocation, global instruction scheduling, software pipelining, and cache
prefetching algorithms.


Compiler Research - Advanced Optimization


These people (2 openings) will participate in designing and implementing a
high-performance prototype compiler that will attempt to use new techniques
to solve compiler optimization problems previously considered intractable.


Beyond general requirements listed below, this position also requires a
strong background in graph theory, parallel algorithm design, or dependence
analysis. Beyond desirable experience listed below, these positions will
benefit from experience programming in a very high level language such as
SETL and APL or a symbolic programming language such as LISP and Scheme.




Background Requirements for All Positions


U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Residency. Hands-on experience in the design
and development of compilers for parallel computer systems. Demonstrable
proficiency in C or C++ programming languages.


M.S. or Ph.D. in computer science with emphasis on parallel processing
and/or compilers, or B.S. with extensive (5+ years) relevant experience.


Desired Experience for All Positions


Familiarity with assembly languages, FORTRAN, and Unix(tm).
Familiarity with scientific and engineering applications.


Special Skills Required for All Positions


We work in a team environment. This requires outstanding oral and written
communication skills. The ability to write clear and concise design documents
and the ability to communicate with other team members is essential.




Interested candidates should email their resume to resumes@convex.com
or FAX 214-497-4626.




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From: optimum@netcom.com (Optimum)
Subject: SW Engineer: Object-Oriented (Silicon valley)
Date: Fri, 20 May 1994 17:43:05 GMT


Primary responsibility: Development of a Portable Distrubted Objects
product, witha focus on a developer tool component.


Specific Responsibilities:
                * GCC integration for foreign OSs.
                * GAS integration support for shrinkwrap platforms.
                * GDB integration with enhancements for shrinkwrap platforms.
                * Tool productization for source products and binary shrinkwrap
products.
                * Runtime enhancement/maintenance for Objective C on foreign OS.
                * Portability engineering for all the products above.


The candidate will be required to work on OSs such as HP-UX, Solaris, and
potentially NT.


Minimum Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
                * 4 year Computer Science degree or equivalent experience.
                * Excellent problem solving skills, in areas of software design
and implementation.
                * Good communications skills and the ability to work in a group.
                * Potential to grow into roles with greater design and
architectural responsibility.
                * Self-motivated, with a high energy level.
                * Previous experience with GNU tools and other OSs is desired.


This position is located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Salary is open.
US domestic relocation assistance available; sorry, no Visa sponsorships.


Please respond by e-mailing or faxing your resume ASAP, to the attention
of Neil at:


OPTIMUM EXECUTIVE SEARCH
Phone: (415) 703-9000
Fax: (415) 703-9191
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