Compiler positions available for week ending October 8

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From: Cheryl_Erickson@taligent.com (Cheryl Erickson)
Subject: COMPILER JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT TALIGENT, INC.
Date: Mon, 02 Oct 1995 16:53:40 -0800
Organization: Taligent, Inc.


Taligent, Inc. is developing a new application system based on
object-oriented technology, which will provide the foundation for a new
generation of distributed workgroup and enterprise applications and
software components. Established in March 1992, Taligent is an
independent software company, owned by Apple Computer, Inc.,
Hewlett-Packard Company and IBM Corporation. Taligent, along with its
investors, will license, market and support its software products
worldwide.


COMPILER ENGINEER


Responsible for porting the incremental compiler in Taligent's integrated
development environment to the CommponPoint on the Windows NT platform.
You will develop the compiler/debugger interface. You will be the porting
team's focal point driving compiler work. Responsibilities include
contributing in a wide variety of ways to support the port of the entire
IDE. Experience should include compiler development and a strong C++
background. Experiences among the following areas are a plus: Windows NT,
CommonPoint development, porting, and linker development. BSCS or
equivalent and a minimum of 3 years related experience.


DEBUGGER ENGINEER - LOW LEVEL


Responsible for porting the debugger in Taligent's incremental integrated
development environment to the CommonPoint on the Windows platform. You
will change the operating system and machine specific parts of the
debugger to work with Windows NT and the X86 architecture.
Responsibilities include contributing in a wide variety of ways to support
the port of the entire IDE. Experience should include debugger
development. Experience in the following areas is a plus: C++, Windows
NT, compiler development, CommonPoint development, porting, and linker
development. BSCS or equivalent and a minimum of 3 years related
experience.


LINKER ENGINEER


Responsible for porting the linker in Taligent's incremental integrated
development environment to the CommonPoint on Windows NT platform.
Responsibilities include contributing in a wide variety of ways to support
the port of the entire IDE. Experience should include familiarity with
linkers and object file formats. Experience in the following areas is a
plus: C++, Windows NT, CommponPoint development, porting, debugger
development, and compiler development. Requires BSCS or equivalent and a
minimum of 3 years of related experience


COMMONPOINT PORTING ENGINEER


You will be a part of a team porting Taligent's incremental integratd
development enviornment to the CommonPoint on Windows NT. You will take
the lead in solving problems. Responsibilities include contributing in a
wide variety of ways to support the port of the entire IDE. Experience
should incude developing or porting CommonPoint applications. Experiences
among the following areas area a plus: C++, Windows NT, compiler
development, CommonPoint development, porting, debugger development and
linker development. Requires BSCS or equivalent and a minimum of 3 years
related experience.


PORTING QUALITY ENGINEER


Responsible for building and regression testing of the port of Taligent's
incremental integrated development environment to CommponPoint on Windows
NT. You will help drive the team's directions by exposing problems on as
many fronts as possible. Responsibilities include contributing in a wide
variety of ways to support the port of the entire IDE. Experience should
include a tools background on Windows NT and/or a development tools
testing background. Experience in the following areas is a plus; C++,
Windows NT, CommonPoint development, porting, debugger development, and
compiler development. Requires BSCS or equivalent and a minimum of 2
years related experience.






Please send your resume to:


Taligent, Inc.
Attn: Staffing CE-PB
10201 N. DeAnza Blvd.
Cupertino, CA 95014-2000


FAX 408 777-5481
E-M to staffing@Taligent.com




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From: das@ponder.csci.unt.edu (Sajal Das)
Subject: Chair position available at U of North Texas
Date: 3 Oct 1995 15:46:13 GMT
Organization: University of North Texas, Denton


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                                                      CHAIR POSITION
                                                    ****************


                                          DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCES
                                              UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
                                            COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES


The Department of Computer Sciences at the University of North Texas
invites applications and nominations for the Chair position starting
Fall 1996. A Ph.D. in Computer Science or a related field, a strong
commitment to excellence in undergraduate and graduate teaching,
well-established research program, successful grant activities as
well as leadership skills are required. Candidates for this position
must be qualified for an appointment as a Full Professor, and prior
administrative experience is preferred. Candidates are expected to
develop a long term relationship with the area industries and bring
visibility to the department both internally and externally.


With over 800 regular faculty and over 26,000 students, one third
graduate students, UNT is the largest state-supported university in
north Texas. Located 40 miles north of the Dallas-Fort Worth
metroplex and surrounded by high-tech industries, Denton combines a
small town atmosphere with the advantages of a major metropolitan
area. Opportunities for consulting and joint research with industry
are excellent.


The department currently consists of 16 faculty, and offers BS/MS/PhD
programs to approximately 400 undergraduate majors and 100 graduate
students. Current faculty research interests include algorithms,
architecture, artificial intelligence, data compression, databases,
distributed computing, graph theory, neural networks, operating
systems, parallel computing, scientific computing, and VLSI. The
faculty has external funding from NSF, AFOSR, Army, Texas Advanced
Research and Technology Programs and local industries.


Persons interested should submit a curriculum vitae including the
names, addresses, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses of at least
five references, to:


Chair Search Committee
Department of Computer Sciences
University of North Texas
P.O. Box 13886
Denton, TX 76203-6886


Telephone: (817) 565-2767 FAX: (817) 565-2799


For E-mail inquiry, please contact search@cs.unt.edu .
For dditinal information, please find on WWW the home page using the URL:
http://cs.unt.edu


Screening of applications will start November 1, 1995 and and will continue
until the search is complete.


UNT is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages
applications/nominations from women and members of minority groups.




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From: das@ponder.csci.unt.edu (Sajal Das)
Subject: Faculty positions available at U of North Texas
Date: 3 Oct 1995 15:50:52 GMT
Organization: University of North Texas, Denton


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                                                      FACULTY POSITIONS
                                                    *******************


                                              UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
                                            COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
                                          DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCES


The Department of Computer Science at the University of North Texas
invites applications for several tenure-track faculty positions
starting Fall 1996. A Ph.D. in Computer Science or a related field is
required at the time of employment. For entry level positions,
candidates must provide evidence of a strong commitment to excellent
teaching and research. Applicants at higher ranks must also
demonstrate successful grant activities as well as leadership in
research. Salary is competitive, commensurate with rank and
experience. Currently, The department has a special need for faculty
in applied computer science research, including telecommunications
software and networking, programming languages and software
development, architecture and operating systems, and multimedia
systems.


With over 800 regular faculty and over 26,000 students, one third
graduate students, UNT is the largest state-supported university in
north Texas. Located 40 miles north of the Dallas-Fort Worth
metroplex and surrounded by high-tech industries, Denton combines a
small town atmosphere with the advantages of a major metropolitan
area. Opportunities for consulting and joint research with industry
are excellent.


The department currently consists of 16 faculty, and offers BS/MS/PhD
programs to approximately 400 undergraduate and 100 graduate majors.
Current faculty research interests include algorithms, architecture,
artificial intelligence, data compression, databases, distributed
computing, graph theory, neural networks, operating systems, parallel
computing, scientific computing, and VLSI. The faculty has external
funding from NSF, AFOSR, Army, Texas Advanced Research and Technology
Programs and local industries.


Applicants should submit their resumes immediately, including the names of
at least three references, to:


Faculty Search Committee
Department of Computer Sciences
University of North Texas
P.O. Box 13886
Denton, TX 76203-6886


Telephone: (817) 565-4256 FAX: (817) 565-2799


For E-mail inquiry, please contact search@cs.unt.edu .
For additinal information, please find on WWW the home page using the URL:
http://cs.unt.edu


The search committee will start screening applications from December 1, 1995
and will continue until the positions are filled.


UNT is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages
applications/nominations from women and members of minority groups.




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From: <birus@tartan.com>
Date: Thu, 5 Oct 95 14:54:01 EDT
Subject: Compiler Job openings at Tartan, Pittsburgh


Tartan, Inc. provides application development tools for real-time,
embedded systems, with an emphasis on those using digital signal
processors (DSPs). Join our teams creating, maintaining and
marketing development tools and components. Exciting career
opportunities exist in the following areas;




SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS


Software Engineers
Assist in the design and development of compilers' code generators
for embedded processors. A B.S. in Computer Science, or related
field required, M.S. a plus. Experience with compiler design
and computer architectures is required. Experience developing
products for the commercial market place is a plus.


MS Windows Developers
Design and develop graphical interfaces for software development
tools using MS Windows. A B.S. in Computer Science, or related
field and experience developing products for the commercial market
place required, M.S. a plus. Must have experience programming for
Microsoft Windows using the MFC library. Experience with one or
more of the following is required: Borland, Microsoft, or Symantec
C++. Experience with debugger technology is desirable.


Software Engineers
Participate in the development and coding of project units,
modules and components and be responsible for developing,
running, analyzing and reporting on product regression tests for a
variety of technical areas. A BS in Computer Engineering,
Electrical Engineering or Computer Science and programming
experience with C or C++ is required. Experience with UNIX or
MS-DOS a must.


SOFTWARE SUPPORT ENGINEERS


New positions are available to support the implementation of
embedded systems projects. You will use your problem solving
ability in the support of design and debugging of DSP based
systems. These key roles require excellent interpersonal skills
and some familiarity with embedded systems programming. A BS in
Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Computer Science
and programming experience with C, C++ or other high level
languages is required.. Experience with UNIX and MS-DOS a plus.


PRODUCT MARKETING MANAGERS


Several positions available for individuals responsible for
defining product positioning, pricing, packaging, forecasting and
marketing budgets for sales of cross-compilation systems for
digital signal processors (DSPs). Responsibilities include:
pre-sales support of products, technical presentations, collateral
development, and dissemination of technical information. Proven
experience with Product Marketing in a software environment is
required. Must excel in communication/presentation skills. BS in
Computer Science, or related field, or MBA preferred. Knowledge of
the real-time embedded market is desirable.




Tartan offers competitive salary and benefit packages. Qualified
individuals send resume with salary requirements and history to
seibert@tartan.com or Tartan, Inc., 300 Oxford Drive, Monroeville,
PA 15146.


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Date: 6 Oct 1995 11:08:59 -0500
From: "KJS" <kjs@spi.com>
Subject: TX-Hou Compiler superstar r


  From Karl Skadowski @ Scientific
  Placement, Inc. Box 19949, Houston,
  TX 77224
  713-496-6100 (fax 496-0373)
    INTERNET: kjs@scientific.
  Regarding: TX-Hou Compiler superstar required


KEYWORDS: simulation, modeling, ASIC, C, DSP
Simulation & Modeling Specialist
Familiarity w/ several computer architectures and basic compiler concepts.
Strong knowledge of embedded microprocessor system issues. Strong written and
verbal technical communication skills and strong problem solving skills.
Experience using mainstream logic simulation environments and languages to
develop and test ASIC designs desired as is C and Assembly language
programming experience and experience using both Unix and DOS.


Achieve competitive advantage for company in the DSP and Microcontroller
marketplace by exceeding customer expectations for development tools, support,
capability and usability. Support company's customers in use of logic
simulation models to develop core based ASIC designs using company's DSP
microprocessors. Serve as a Simulation & Modeling Specialist on the Tools
Applications Engineering team.


Work directly with customer and development engineers to understand and
resolve customers problems, questions, etc. Develop applications notes,
articles and other information to help prevent customer problems. Assist
development teams by providing information on customer satisfaction/requests
and competitive capabilities.


Company relies heavily on teams and delegation of authority. It's a
management strategy that makes the company more flexible and allows it to
respond more quickly to changes in the market. Management now has a greater
tolerance for failure and liberates employees to speak their minds. They want
you to take risks, to make decisions. The attitude is that the market is
changing too fast. By the time you know everything perfectly it's probably
too late to take advantage of it.
Geographically set in a beautiful small community southwest of Houston. Has
one of the best rated and best financed school systems in Texas.


Please refer to JO# 4602.KJS in your response. Please email your
resume to kjs@spi.com in plain ascii text, and include salary
information and geographic preferences. Scientific Placement is an
engineering search firm in business for more than 25 years.


Karl Skadowski, Sr. Consultant
Scientific Placement, Inc.
(713) 496 6100
(713) 496 0373 Fax
Email: kjs@spi.com




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