Compiler positions available for week ending January 26

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Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1997 16:06:17 -0800
From: "William C. Cox" <bcox@wrs.com>
Subject: Jobs at Wind River, Alameda CA




Senior Compiler Engineer


JOB CODE: 0703-SCE


POSITION DESCRIPTION:


This position is for a Senior Compiler Engineer who will lead the design
and development of Wind River's next generation of cross-development C
and C++ compilers, backends and toolchains. These GNU toolchains are
configured and built for use a variety of VxWorks target architectures
hosted on UNIX and Win32 platforms. The candidate will join the Tools
Group within Wind River Development Engineering.


QUALIFICATIONS:


      *) 5-10 years compiler design or maintenance experience
      *) BSEE/BSCS
      *) UNIX Experience
      *) Good Communication Skills


In addition experience with real-time operating systems, GNU GCC and G++
(particularly code-generation issues), and Clearcase are highly desirable.




Software Engineer


JOB CODE: 0806-SCE


POSITION DESCRIPTION:


This position is for a Software Engineer whose primary responsibility
will be the design and implementation of Wind River's next generation
Crosswind(TM) debugger and other Motif-based graphical tools. The
successful candidate will join the team responsible for the development
of the industry-leading Tornado cross-development environment serving
the Embedded Systems Marketplace.


QUALIFICATIONS:


      *) BSEE/BSCS or better
      *) 2-7 Years Development Experience With At Least 2 Years Motif UI
            Experience; Win32 UI Experience Is Also Desired
      *) Experience with GDB, Tcl/TK, Tornado/VxWorks, and Embedded
            Systems Development
      *) Excellent C and UNIX skills
      *) Good Communication Skills and Ability to Work in a Team Environment


In addition experience with real-time operating systems, GNU GCC and G++,
and Clearcase are highly desirable.


For more information about Wind River Systems and a complete list of job
offerings visit our Web Site at http://www.wrs.com.


E-mail your resume to:
                                  laurieh@wrs.com
                                  (ASCII text or uuencoded)


or fax your resume to:
                                  fax: (510) 814-2010


Please be sure to indicate the position you are interested in.


If you have any questions contact:


                                  Laurie Harper
                                  Tel: 510-814-2194


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From: jdean@puma.pa.dec.com (Jeff Dean)
Subject: Summer intern positions at DEC WRL
Date: 23 Jan 1997 17:08:13 GMT
Organization: DEC Western Research Lab




                                  SUMMER INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT WRL


                                            WESTERN RESEARCH LABORATORY
                                          DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION
                                                    250 University Ave.
                                                    Palo Alto, CA 94301




The Western Research Laboratory is a computer systems research group
that was founded in 1982. At present we have a total of 21 full-time
researchers. Our focus is computer science research relevant to the
design and application of mainstream, high-performance, balanced
computer systems. We test our ideas by designing, building and using
real systems. Our goal is to develop new hardware and software design
principles that are later used in Digital's products. Examples of
recent lab projects that you may have heard of include the AltaVista
Web Search Engine, and the ATOM program instrumentation system.


Every summer WRL employs several graduate students on projects related
to our research efforts. We are now accepting applications for
positions during the upcoming summer (1997). The positions usually
involve work which is of use to the full-time researchers and of a
scope that can reasonably be completed during the summer months.


To qualify, a student should be enrolled in a PhD program, although
exceptional Masters students will also be considered. While the
starting and ending times for these jobs are flexible and will depend
on a student's individual schedule, individuals will typically be
expected to spend 3 months at WRL.


WRL is located in the heart of charming downtown Palo Alto, within
walking distance to a variety of restaurants and shops, and next to
the Stanford University campus. Palo Alto is situated 30 miles south
of San Francisco.


Ongoing research projects span the following areas:


            Performance Studies of User and System Code (esp. database applications)
            Parallel Applications
            Architectural Simulation
            Hardware and Software for Distributed Shared Memory
            Memory Hierarchies and Superscalar Processor Microarchitecture
            Scalable Computer Systems
            Small Portable Computer and Communications Systems
            Distributed Systems
            Operating Systems
            File Systems
            Internet Performance
            Innovative WWW Applications
            Graphics Hardware
            Interprocedural Compiler Optimizations
            Dynamic Code Generation


The above list is not necessarily complete and we encourage excellent
students interested in related areas to apply.


See http://www.research.digital.com/wrl/home.html or send mail to
wrl-interns@pa.dec.com for more information about our lab.


HOW TO APPLY


1. E-mail your resume to wrl-interns@pa.dec.com with "INTERN RESUME"
      in the subject line. Please ensure that your resume is in plain
      ASCII, not PostScript, and includes the names and e-mail addresses of
      three technical references. It will be helpful if your message
      specifies two or three research areas listed above that you are
      most interested in. You are also encouraged to provide URLs to
      related information and/or to Postscript copies of your resume.


2. Arrange to have each of your references send a letter of recommendation
      to wrl-interns@pa.dec.com. ASCII is preferred, but PostScript is
      acceptable too. It is your responsibility to ensure that the letters
      are sent to us; WRL will not contact your references for you.


For full consideration, your resume and recommendation letters must be
received by February 14th. We expect decisions will be made on or
before March 31st.


-- Jeff


Jeffrey Dean (jdean@pa.dec.com) Member of Research Staff
Western Research Laboratory Digital Equipment Corporation
                                      http://www.research.digital.com/people/jdean


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Date: Thu, 23 Jan 1997 17:50:31 -0500
From: Eric Promislow <emp@omnimark.com>
Subject: Compiler Writer Position Available at Omnimark, Ottawa


The Company:


OmniMark Technologies Corporation
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada


The Position:


    We are looking for a compiler writer to work on OmniMark, an
innovative SGML-aware programming language. Applicants should have a
strong background in programming language theory and experience
writing either compilers or interpreters. Comfort with C and Unix is
essential.


    Other Assets: Experience with optimization techniques is a plus.
Emacs. Experience with other high-level programming languages
(either use or creation of). Good communication skills.


    For more info, see http://www.omnimark.com/employment/job-compiler.html


    For more general info on OmniMark Technologies, see http://www.omnimark.com/


    To just up and apply for this position, write to:


Email: hr@omnimark.com
Fax: +1 613 722 5706
Paper: OmniMark Technologies Corporation
              Suite 400, 1545 Carling Avenue
              Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 8P9
              Canada
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