Compiler positions available for week ending January 16

This is a digest of ``help wanted'' and ``position available'' messages
received at comp.compilers during the preceding week. Messages must
advertise a position having something to do with compilers and must also
conform to the guidelines periodically posted in misc.jobs.offered.
Positions that remain open may be re-advertised once a month. To respond
to a job offer, send mail to the author of the message. To submit a
message, mail it to compilers@iecc.com.




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From: murgesh@entropy.engr.sgi.com (Murgesh Navar)
Subject: SGI :: Software Engineers :: Graphics Workstation development
Date: 3 Jan 1996 09:00:23 GMT
Organization: Silicon Graphics, Inc., Mountain View, CA


POSITION : 3D GRAPHICS/SYSTEM ENGINEER(S)
    (SILICON GRAPHICS INC.)


The group that designed and delivered the Indigo2 impact workstations
(( "http://www.sgi.com/Products/Indigo2/IMPACT/index.html" ))
seeks bright people to deliver "leading edge technologies"
of the future.




You are probably the right person if you are very smart, highly motivated,
flexible and looking forward to a fun learning experience while adding your
name to a world class product.


All levels of experience will be considered. You must have done exemplary
work in some subset of the following fields of Computer Science/Engineering.
Other special skills and talents that help add differentiation and value
to future products are greatly desired (Wild and Wacky ideas welcome)..


1) EXPERIENCE WITH 3D GRAPHICS :
a) Knowledge of the rendering pipeline
b) Thorough knowledge of 3D graphics Algorithms
c) Interest in real-time high quality rendering (Visual Simulation)


2) COMPUTER ARCHITECTURES
a) Design philosophy behind various architectures
b) Ability to design a simple DSP
c) Ability to write software simulators
d) Can discuss at length :: Instruction Set Design,
Virtual Memory Systems, Pipelining, Buses, I/O etc.


3) UNIX OPERATING SYSTEM / DEVICE DRIVERS
a) Experience with Unix Device drivers
b) Design of the Unix Operating System


4) SOLID COMPUTER SCIENCE BACKGROUND


a) Data Structures and Algorithms
b) Compilers :: Assemblers and Schedulers
c) Anything to do with pixels on the screen ::
Image Processing, Volume rendering, Video,
Window Systems (egs. X11)
d) Languages :: C, C++ (desired), Assembly, Ability
to optimize code at the microcode level
e) Libraries :: Graphics Libraries (egs. GL/OPENGL),
Other Rendering libraries (egs. Renderman)
f) Breadth of knowledge within the field of Computer Science
g) A Bachelors degree or higher (preferred) in a related field




If you find yourself interested ::::::::
FAX ME A RESUME AT :: (415) 390-4692 (much preferred)
email to :: murgesh@sgi.com (ASCII only please)


The work environment is very laid back and at the same time quite
challenging. BTW, I am not a recruiter :-).


-murgesh




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From: Lori Pollock <pollock@eecis.udel.edu>
Subject: systems faculty position available
Date: 3 Jan 1996 13:17:29 GMT
Organization: University of Delaware, Newark




                                                  UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
                                          Tenure-Track Faculty Positions
                        (One in Systems, one in Artificial Intelligence)


The University of Delaware, centrally located on the East Coast,
within day-trip distance of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington, invites applications for two tenure-track assistant
professor positions in the Department of Computer and Information
Sciences beginning September 1, 1996. One position will be in the
area of systems and the other in the area of artificial intelligence.
For the systems position, excellent candidates are sought in computer
architecture, operating systems, parallel and distributed computing,
and compilers. For the AI position, excellent candidates are sought
in planning, multi-agent systems, machine learning, knowledge
representation, and automated reasoning. Responsibilities of these
positions include research, pursuit of external funding, supervision
of graduate student research, and graduate and undergraduate teaching.
A Ph.D. degree or its equivalent is required.


The Department offers bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees and
has 14 tenure-track faculty, 3 visiting faculty, and 5 research
faculty, along with about 100 graduate students, a majority of whom
are pursuing the Ph.D. The Department has excellent research
computing facilities and close ties with government and private
research labs.


Candidates should send a curriculum vitae to Dr. Sandra Carberry,
Chair, Faculty Search Committee, Department of Computer and
Information Sciences, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. In
addition, candidates should have three confidential letters of
reference sent directly to the above address or by email to
csfacsch@cis.udel.edu. All applications received by January 16, 1996
will be considered.


The UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE is an Equal Opportunity Employer which
encourages applications from Minority Group Members and Women.


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Date: Sun, 7 Jan 1996 12:14:49 +0100
From: vitek jan <jvitek@cui.unige.ch>
Subject: Compiler research position at the Object Systems Group, CH


Research Position at the Object Systems Group of the University of Geneva


One research position is available at the Object Systems Group in
Geneva, Switzerland. The position is available immediately for an
initial period of six months.


The Object Systems Group was founded in 1986 by Prof. Dennis
Tsichritzis. It is part of the Centre Universitaire d'Informatique at
the University of Geneva. The OSG carries out research in
object-oriented technologies with a strong emphasis on programming
languages and multimedia applications. The group has strong links with
the GMD in Germany and collaborates with numerous research groups in
European and Swiss projects.


The OSG is starting a research track on Mobile Object Systems (also
called mobile software agents). A mobile object system allows webs of
objects to move from node to node over a network carrying state and
some portion of their code. The project involves the development and
implementation of a programming language which provides linguistic
support for mobile object systems while avoiding the restrictions and
inefficiencies of languages such as Java or Telescript.


The individual will will work with other research scientists, and
graduate students on the design and implementation of the programming
language.


The successful applicant will have completed a PhD in Computer Science
(M.Sc. may be acceptable in special cases), and will demonstrate
experience in the following areas:


* OO programming language implementation and compilers,
* distributed systems,
* UNIX and C.


Working language is English. Starting salary for applicants with a
PhD is around 60K $US / year. Applicants with a M.Sc. may be
considered for acceptance in the PhD program.


To apply, please submit a Curriculum Vitae and the names of at least
two referees as soon as possible to:


E-mail: jvitek@cui.unige.ch


Surface:
Object Systems Group.
Centre Universitaire d'Informatique,
Universite de Geneve,
24, rue General-Dufour,
CH-1211 Geneve 4,
SWITZERLAND


Contact:
Tel : +41 22 705.76.62
Home: +41 22 348.28.73
e-mail : jvitek@cui.unige.ch


See the OSG home page:
http://cuiwww.unige.ch/OSG/




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Subject: Help Wanted: intern position at Intel (Oregon)
Date: Mon, 08 Jan 96 09:26:42 PST
From: "Michael P. Gerlek" <gerlek@ibeam.jf.intel.com>


Intel's Compiler Prototyping group is looking for students to work as
interns this summer in the Microcomputer Software Lab in Oregon. We
are also interested in co-op students for other parts of the year.


The work involves performance analysis and compiler modifications to
target the unique features of Intel's next generation processors.
This position will require active involvement in software design and
implementation as well as simulation and performance evaluation of
current and possible future processors.


Desirable (not required) qualifications include:
    - self-motivation, desire to learn and work
    - knowledge and interest in computer architecture
    - knowledge and interest in compilers and optimizations
    - familiarity with Intel Architecture (e.g. assembly language)
    - ability to program in C and Perl
    - superior writing and speaking communication skills
    - familiarity with UNIX or Windows NT environments


Questions and resumes (ascii or postscript only) should be sent by
email only to compjobs@ibeam.jf.intel.com.




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From: lwatts@world.std.com (Larry Watts)
Subject: Teraflop Tools - Developers Wanted
Organization: The World, Public Access Internet, Brookline, MA
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 1996 01:47:52 GMT


Teraflop Tools - Developers Needed


Software developers with compiler ( front or backend ) experience,
debugger or optimization skills needed.


Company has recently been selected as software supplier to deliver
compiler solutions for worlds first installed Teraflop system.


To be considered, please have 5 or more years experience working with
compilers or development tools (debuggers/monitors) or related
Phd. HPF/F90, MPP, SMP or NOW experience not required, but useful.


To be considered please email asci version of resume to
lwatts@world.std.com for a rapid reply.


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Date: Wed, 10 Jan 1996 14:15:25 -0500 (EST)
From: AnnCary <anncaryh@nando.net>
Subject: Compiler position in RTP


I am looking for an individual with a good knowledge of context free
grammars, compiler tools (in this case, the pcyacc parser generator is
used), and code generation and optimization techniques. Getting good
performance from the code gen in the presence of some interesting
constraints is one of the challenges of the immediate project at hand.
This is a full time, regular job, for a strong compiler designer who
has the right to work status in the US and at least a good 3 year work
history in the commercial marketplace in compiler design. Interested
individuals should contact me.


Ann Cary Hevener Fortune of Research Triangle Park
anncaryh@nando.net P.O. Box 98388
Voice (919)848-9929x3008 Raleigh, NC 27624-8388
FAX (919)676-5099




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From: Peter Gregory <peterg@bsquare.com>
Subject: Compiler Jobs in Seattle
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 1996 17:39:06 -0800
Organization: bsquare consulting, inc.


bsquare consulting, inc. is an engineering and project management
consulting company focused on program development tools. We provide
experienced, can do consultants in areas relating to compiler
development. This includes the development, re-hosting and
re-targeting of program development tools and associated runtime
libraries. We have compiler code generation and optimization
experience and have applied it to Windows NT and Unix. bsquare
consulting, inc. specializes in developing Microsoft Visual C++
compatible software development tools for non-traditional targets.
  If you would like to work for an informal, hard working, small
company on cutting-edge technology, bsquare is the company for you.


Open Areas
We have an immediate need for personnel in Bellevue, Washington in the
following areas:
SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER IN COMPILER DEVELOPMENT
SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER IN TOOLS DEVELOPMENT
SOFTWARE ENGINEER IN QUALITY ASSURANCE


Minimum Qualifications
* Ability to deliver projects on time
* Ability to work in a team oriented environment
* Ability to take constructive criticism
* Ability to take responsibility and make decisions
* Strong C/C++ skills
* BS degree in CS or equivalent
* Willingness to work in the Seattle, Washington area


Specific Qualifications
SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER IN COMPILER DEVELOPMENT
* Minimum of 2 years of industry experience
* Experience with code generation for RISC and CISC processor
architectures
* Willingness and ability to maintain and adapt existing code base as
well as develop new technology
SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER IN TOOLS DEVELOPMENT
* Minimum of 1 year of industry experience
* Experience with debuggers, linkers, assemblers, C/C++ runtime
libraries and related tools
* Willingness and ability to maintain and adapt existing code base as
well as develop new technology
SOFTWARE ENGINEER IN QUALITY ASSURANCE
* Ability to write tests based on design specifications and end-user
documentation
* Experience in testing software development tools a plus
* Thoroughness in analyzing and reporting test results
* Ability to establish and follow-through with regular testing
procedures


How to Apply
If you feel qualified and this sounds interesting to you, either mail
your resume to the above address to the attention of Personnel, or fax
it to (206)827-7869,
or e-mail it to peterg@bsquare.com.


We even have a web page: http://www.aa.net/~peterg/index.html
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