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Newsgroups: | comp.compilers,misc.jobs.offered |
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Organization: | Compilers Central |
Date: | Sun, 2 Oct 1994 12:00:00 GMT |
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Return-Path: <wbader@CSEE.Lehigh.Edu>
Date: Fri, 23 Sep 94 20:17:30 EDT
From: wbader@CSEE.Lehigh.Edu (wbader)
Subject: openings for 4GL programmers in Pennsylvania
Newspaper Computer Applications Developers, Trainers, and Installers --
Whether you enjoy visiting newspapers here and abroad or prefer creating
dynamic systems as a member of a world-renowned team, SCS has the position
to suit you! Join an exciting, rapidly growing, close-knit, high-tech
company where software developers make a significant difference.
A Computer Science degree and experience in business systems programming
preferred. Experience with Unix and 4GL is a plus. Applicants will be
evaluated on their ability to work as part of a team, technical skills,
communication skills, ability to learn and interpersonal skills.
Apply in writing with resume, recent salary history, and specific skills
which make you particularly qualified to:
Software Consulting Services
3162 Bath Pike
Nazareth, PA 18064-8978
phone: (610) 837-8484
fax: (610) 837-8080
Company Profile:
CEO, Richard Cichelli; founded 1975, privately held, 52 employees.
Description:
SCS develops and integrates turnkey computer systems for newspapers.
SCS provides editorial, classified, composition, library, pagination,
imaging, retail advertising, circulation, accounting, and ad layout
systems.
Territories:
World-wide with major installations in North and South America.
Segments server:
Over 20% of daily newspapers in the U.S. and Canada are SCS customers.
Top customers:
The Los Angeles Times, Times Mirror Magazines, The Chicago Tribune,
The Miami Herald, The New York Daily News, The Washington Times, etc.
Operating systems & languages:
SCO Unix, Mac System 7.x, Solaris 2.x, MS-DOS with Windows, VMS, Linux,
C, Pascal, 4GL, RDBMS and prototyping systems with rapid applications
development tools.
Excellent benefits:
Medical including HMO, profit sharing, 401(k).
Positions available:
Developers for accounting, circulation, and publishing systems.
Trainers and installers for advertising and circulation systems.
Both experienced and entry level candidates will be considered.
Note that we use a 4GL that we developed in-house, and we are always
looking for people with compiler writing skills to add features into
the 4GL.
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Organization: Scientific Placement, Inc.
From: BGE@spi.com (BGE)
Date: Tue, 27 Sep 1994 17:00:48 CST
Subject: Seattle-OOP Development
Job Title & Location
Seattle-OOP Development
Seattle - OOP Development Tools Builder
BS or MS degree in Computer Science preferred
Permanent position with full benefits including stock options, paid
interview and excellent company paid relocation package.
Several years experience developing commercial software development tools
such as languages & compilers, object oriented development frameworks,
etc. Strong C and C++ programming skills. In-depth knowledge of current
technology is important for these positions (such as MFC, Taligent, Ole,
OpenDoc, etc).
Would prefer to hire someone who understands what state of the art object
oriented development tools should look like. Also prefer to hire someone
who has been a member of a team bringing commercial tools to market.
However, wouldn't rule out the possibility of hiring someone with strong
academic experience directly relating to object oriented software tools
along with strong C programming skills.
This is a major development program with excellent funding and a blue chip
employer who will be around for the long pull.
To be considered for this opportunity please submit your resume (ascii via
Email preferred) to: BGE@Scientific.com
Beth Evancheck, Scientific Placement, Inc., Box 71, San Ramon, CA 94583
510-733-6168 (phone) Fax: 713-496-0373 attn: BGE
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From: ercoline@starman.convex.com (Larry Ercoline)
Subject: Compiler Development Openings at Convex in Texas
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
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.
C++ Compiler Development Engineer
This person will participate in the design and implementation of a C++
compiler system including compiler front end and associated libraries.
The C++ compiler will constitute one component of a multi-platform and
multiple front-end compiler system for high-performance,
multiprocessor computer systems.
Requirements:
This is a senior level position. Candidates must have four or more
years industry experience with significant experience in developing
production quality compilers. Substantial familiarity with C++ is
required, either from use of C++, or from developing C++ compilers.
In addition the individual should have experience in a number of the
following areas: object-oriented languages and methodologies,
multiprocessor systems, compiler optimization and code generation, C
compiler development, and Unix systems programming.
Large project design experience is required. Project or technical
leadership experience is highly desirable.
Education:
MS or PhD in computer science (or related area). A BS degree, with
suitable industry experience will also be considered.
Special Skills:
The successful candidate must have good oral and written communication
skills. The candidate should enjoy working on a modest sized and
tightly integrated group project. The candidate must be self motivated
and self directed. The candidate should have a "big picture" view of
project development that spans all phases of software development.
The candidate should be motivated to contribute to the design,
implementation, testing, and release of this project.
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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Date: Fri, 30 Sep 94 08:55:42 -0400
From: brent@jade.ssd.csd.harris.com (Brent Benson)
Subject: Compiler Positions, Harris Computer Systems, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Reply-To: Brent.Benson@mail.csd.harris.com
Compilation System Engineers
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Harris Computer Systems is seeking experienced software engineers to
fill a variety of full time product development positions at our
Ft. Lauderdale, FL headquarters. Harris Computer Systems designs and
manufactures UNIX based multiprocessor computer systems for real-time
simulation, Ada development systems, multi-level secure systems, power
plant control systems, weather radar systems, and other applications
with real-time and/or secure computing needs.
There are currently two permanent positions available in the
Compilation Systems group. These positions require a BSCS/BSCE, a
strong background in C and UNIX, and U.S. citizenship or permanent
residency. We are primarily interested in people with several years
experience, but we will consider outstanding entry level prospects.
The job requirements include ongoing development in Harris compiler
technology. Harris' compiler products include C, Fortran and Ada
compilation systems based on a state-of-the-art common code generator.
The successful candidate will have experience in compiler development
with specific experience in code generation for RISC architectures,
code optimization, or front-end development. Experience with C++,
debugging formats, debugger internals, runtime libraries, and other
compilation systems tools is desirable.
Harris Computer Systems offers a superior compensation package with
outstanding opportunities for professional growth and advancement.
Please respond only if you meet the requirements listed above and
include the following code on your correspondence: CS-201.
For immediate consideration, please forward your resume and salary
history to:
Harris Computer Systems Division,
Human Resources, Dept FL/1020,
2101 W. Cypress Creek Road
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309-1892.
Alternatively (and preferably) you may forward a plain text
copy of your resume and salary history via email to
resumes@csd.harris.com
Harris Computer Systems is an equal opportunity employer M/F/H/V.
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From: vijay@netcom.com (Vijay Vaidy)
Subject: Looking for VHDL tool developer in San Jose CA
Date: Sat, 1 Oct 1994 12:31:23 -0700
We are looking to hire an outstanding developer with a deep emphasis
on compiler back ends, code generation, optimization (specifically for
RISC platforms).
(fyi, Our "SimLine" product is a unique compiler plus interpreter that
yields an unprecedented combination of performance and debuggability
for the Verilog Hardware Description Language. Verilog is a concurrent
language and is the defacto standard for Hardware Description in the
EDA industry)
Essential Qualifications: Enthusiasm.
C++, Unix, Compiler back end
implementation, code optimization.
M.S. or PhD in Computer Science
with atleast the equivalent of
1 year in the industry and glowing
references
Desirable Qualifications: Parallel programming
Familiarity with the EDA industry and tools
familiarity with HDLs, preferably Verilog.
We will consider outstanding fresh grads based on extensive practical
experience in the form of projects or summer internships.
FrontLine provides a challenging work environment with a unique small
team of software engineers. We are a fast moving company with an
enviable product development record.
FrontLine offers competetive salaries, stock options, Health Coverage
etc. and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Company Blurb:
FrontLine Design Automation is a developer of an innovative line of
simulation solutions. We are a privately held company with financial
backing provided Dr. Prabhu Goel, a widely acknowledged proponent of
top-down design methodology and previously founder of Gateway Design
Automation.
If you think you may be the right person for the job, please
email:
vijay@frontline.com
or, by SnailMail to:
Vijay Vaidyanathan
FrontLine Design Automation
2860 Zanker Rd, Suite #203
San Jose CA 95134
Tel: (408) 456 0222 x20
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