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Date: | 14 Apr 1996 12:04:51 -0400 |
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Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 09:56:15 -0500
From: Karl Skadowski <kjs@cadmusint.com>
Subject: Compiler jobs in Houston
Compiler, Assembler, Debugger Developers
U.S. or Canadian citizenship or Permanent Resident status required. No
entry level positions
Multiple positions available to develop leading edge compiler
technology and development tool products to support next year's
high-performance microprocessors. Seeking skilled developers to
provide the world's best optimizing compilers, assemblers and source
debuggers for a ever growing range of architectures. Positions require
5+ years expertise in compiler development, C and assembly language
programming, and a working familiarity with UNIX and DOS. Solid
experience in compiler construction and computer architecture, as well
as familiarity with several development and debug environments is also
required.
Location: Suburban Houston, TX. Close enough to go see the Rockets
play, far enough out to smell the flowers, not the fumes.
Contact me in confidence-
Karl Skadowski, Manager Technical Recruiting
Cadmus International, 2900 Wilcrest Dr. Ste.105 Houston, TX 77042
V:713.977.1900 FX:713.977.1981 Email kjs@cadmusint.com
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Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 14:43:17 -0500
From: Karl Skadowski <kjs@cadmusint.com>
Subject: C++ compiler jobs in Dallas
C++ Compiler Development Engineer (Dallas, TX)
We need your help 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. Competitive salary based on
experience, excellent benefits, relocation assistance.
REQUIREMENTS to be shown on your resume:
* Four or more years industry experience after college - this is not
an entry level position
* Significant experience in developing production quality compilers.
* Substantial familiarity with C++ either from use of C++, or
developing C++ compilers.
* Experience in a number of the following areas: - Object-oriented
languages and methodologies: - multiprocessor systems - compiler
optimization and code generation, - C compiler development - UNIX
systems programming.
* Large project design experience is required.
* Project or technical leadership experience is highly desirable.
* BS MS or Ph.D. in computer science (or related area)
* US citizenship or permanent resident visa.
You must have good oral and written communication skills, enjoy
working on a modest sized and tightly integrated group project, be
self motivated and self directed. You should have a "big picture" view
of project development that spans all phases of software development
and be motivated to contribute to the design, implementation, testing,
and release of this project.
The Company is a major computer manufacturer. Just wait till you get a
load of the new generation of software and hardware products based on
MPP technology that is ABI compatible with PA RISC systems (:-))
Contact: Karl Skadowski, Manager Technical Recruiting
Cadmus International, 2900 Wilcrest Dr. Ste.105 Houston, TX 77042
V:713.977.1900 FX:713.977.1981
Email kjs@cadmusint.com
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