Compiler positions available for week ending May 11

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From: Christoph Kessler <kessler@eowyn.uni-trier.de>
Subject: Research position available in Trier, Germany
Date: Tue, 06 May 1997 16:33:03 +0200
Organization: Universitaet Trier




Prof. Dr. Helmut Seidl,
Dr. Christoph W. Kessler
Lehrstuhl fuer Praktische Informatik II
FB IV - Informatik
University of Trier
D-54286 Trier, Germany




                                  RESEARCH POSITION AVAILABLE




The chair of compiler construction at the computer science department
of the University of Trier offers a research assistant position
(3/4 BAT IIa) in the project SPARAMAT supported by the Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG). The position is limited to 2 years.
Under certain circumstances it can be graded up to 1/1 BAT IIa
(for details see below).


The SPARAMAT project will work out the foundation for a system
which identifies operations on sparse matrices in numerical
source programs (Fortran, C) by pattern matching techniques,
with the goal of exploiting the derived information for the
knowledge--based automatic parallelization of the source program.


Essential for this position is a diploma degree (M.Sc.) in computer
science obtained at a university.
We expect good programming skills (preferably in C or C++), good
grades, English, cooperation abilities, and the readiness to
familiarize with the issue within short time.


The department offers the possibility to acquire a PhD degree in
computer science.


Please send your application (including CV, list of publications,
reports and, if possible, a recommendation letter by a university
professor) to the director of the SPARAMAT project,
Prof. Dr. Helmut Seidl, Lehrstuhl fuer Prakt. Informatik II,
FB IV - Informatik, Universitaet Trier, D-54286 Trier, Germany.
Primary consideration will be given to applications received by
May 31, 1997; however, applications will be accepted for
consideration until the position is filled.




Note: According to the DFG guidelines, the research assistant can
get a 1/1 BAT IIa position only if (s)he has a PhD degree or a
special permission by DFG which requires an application for an
equivalent job in industry being accepted by a company.
Otherwise we can pay only 3/4 BAT IIa.




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From: RErick@world.std.com (Richard F Mirabile)
Subject: Tech Support Mgr. Tasking,Inc. Dedham, MA
Summary: Technical Support Manager, Tasking, Inc.
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
Date: Thu, 8 May 1997 15:14:31 GMT


Tasking Inc. located in Dedham, MA an international developer of
software tools for the embedded systems industry, seeks an experienced
Support Manager. Strong management skills, a take charge individual to
build the U.S. support team. Knowledge of software tools and C/C++
would be strong pluses. The company offers competitive salaries,
bonuses and benefits.


Contact: Ric Mirabile
Erickson Associates
FAX (617) 769-3889
e-mail RErick@world.std.com


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Date: Thu, 08 May 1997 08:19:46 -0700
From: Michael Sunday <sunday@sundayusa.com>
Reply-To: sunday@sundayusa.com
Organization: Sunday & Associates, Inc.
Subject: Compiler engineers for Santa Cruz CA developer




...Compiler engineers needed for Santa Cruz CA developer of leading edge
technologies. Will develop compiler and libraries for Java. Need
experience in C++ and OO programming as well as superior knowledge of
compiling architectures. BA/BS Computer Science/Math desired.


Julie Cort sunday@sundayusa.com 800-456-1344 fax800-753-6788
www.sundayusa.com


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