Compiler positions available for week ending February 8

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Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 10:10:40 -0600
From: "J. Gilliam" <joose@hot-shot.com>
Organization: Jon Gilliam
Subject: Need compiler developers, SF Bay area


I need compiler developers for 3 positions in the Bay Area.


These individuals will work with a top-notch group of engineers and
enjoy tremendous visibility across all divisions of a major software
company. Also, they will expand knowledge and learn about database
servers & client/server tools. Excellent compensation and benefits.


Seeking a motivated, talented front-end developer to architect,
design, implement and maintain various cutting-edge features. The
candidate will have responsibilities covering the following
components: parser, name-resolution, type-checking, overload
resolution, library management, SQL semantics. Project areas might
include object-oriented enhancements, SQL and PL/SQL language
extensions, compatibility, dependency managemement, interoperability
with SQL/Java/C, compile-time performance, client-side support and
rearchitecture. Client is looking for creative ways to solve real
customer problems in the object-relational and the distributed
applications space.


REQUIRED:
--Strong (4+ years) in compilers, programming languages.
--Strong experience in commercial compiler construction, syntax
checking, semantic analysis.


DESIRED:
--Highly desirable: expertise in language design .
--Experience in object oriented systems, databases, SQL, client-server
technology, code generation, interpreters.




Please contact Jon Gilliam or send resume to joose@hot-shot.com.
512-255-5518 fax




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From: frankw@comm.mot.com (Frank Weil)
Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 09:50:51 -0600
Subject: [JOB] US-IL-Chicago-Schaumburg Knowledge-Based Code Generation, Motorola


The System and Software Engineering Lab in Motorola's Land Mobile
Products Sector is currently in the process of hiring for several open
full-time positions.


Our main focus is the automatic transformation of high-level
specifications into efficient code and the development of supporting
tools. This transformation is driven by a knowledge base of both
general and domain-specific programming techniques. We have access to
a large pool of highly experienced product engineers for
domain-specific coding knowledge.


Our current code generation system has successfully been applied to
produce code that has been shipped in several of Motorola's products,
ranging from small subscriber devices to infrastructure components.


We have openings for people at all salary ranges and levels to
contribute to various aspects of our automated code generation
effort. Depending on your background, responsibilities will include
either (a) the integration of general-purpose coding knowledge, with
particular focus on data type refinement and high-level optimizations
(e.g., finite differencing); or (b) the identification and
codification of domain-specific optimization and implementation
schemes.


We are looking for self-motivated individuals with backgrounds in
computer engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, or a
related field.


Necessary skills include an understanding of implementation and
optimization techniques that go beyond mere programming experience,
and the ability to codify such knowledge in order for it to be applied
to specifications. A strong compiler background is necessary, although
experience with back-end code generators and local optimizations are
not specifically required. Our tools are implemented in high-level
languages (e.g., Lisp or ML), and we rely on state-of-the art compiler
and parser generators, so an experience with either is a plus. Strong
C/C++ programming skills are helpful as well.


Experience in the following areas would also be valuable: compile-time
garbage collection, program derivation, algorithm derivation, partial
evaluation, or type inferencing.


If your strengths lie in one or more of these (or related) areas and
you are interested in working in a dynamic and highly productive
research environment, please send your resume to:


      Dr. Frank Weil
      Motorola
      Land Mobile Products Sector / Room 2230
      1301 E. Algonquin Road
      Schaumburg, IL 60196 USA


      e-mail: frankw@comm.mot.com
      fax: (847) 576-3240


The System and Software Engineering Lab is part of the Land Mobile
Products Sector research organization, located on Motorola's main
campus in Schaumburg, IL, near Chicago.


Motorola is an equal opportunity / affirmative action employer.
We welcome and encourage diversity in our workforce.




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From: "Bill Fahle" <bfahle@1up.com>
Subject: Compiler Position Available, Dallas TX area
Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 11:50:48 -0600


One Up Corporation, a publicly-traded corporation specializing in
software migration and y2k remediation, is expanding its Research and
Development staff, and is presently in need of a(nother) developer
versed in compiler technology.


Environment:
2+ yrs C++ development
Win32, (Standard template libraries, MFC a plus)


Knowledge:
1+ yrs Compiler techniques
LALR parsers
Language design/analysis a plus
C/C++ parsing a big plus
Multi-platform work a plus.


Contact:
Bill Fahle
bfahle@1up.com




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Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 10:19:43 -0800 (PST)
From: Jeannie McKernan <jeannie@pgroup.com>
Subject: Parallel compiler jobs at Portland Group


THE PORTLAND GROUP, INCORPORATED


The Portland Group is the world's leading commercial supplier of
parallel compilers for high performance computers. We are seeking
compiler engineers with a strong work ethic who are looking for change,
challenge and opportunity in a small established software company.


                                      PARALLEL COMPILER ENGINEERS


Assist or lead the support and development of leading-edge parallel
C, Fortran, C++ and Java compilers. Very high national visibility!
Experience in C++ and compiler construction highly desirable. Fortran
language experience very useful. Multiple positions available! Senior
compiler engineers and new graduates may apply. Must be motivated!


PGI offers excellent salary, excellent benefits package and a great
opportunity. Send resume with cover letter to


hr@pgroup.com


OR:


The Portland Group, Inc.
attn: Personnel
9150 SW Pioneer Ct., Suite H
Wilsonville, OR 97070




Best Regards,


=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Jeannie McKernan, Administrator
      The Portland Group, Inc.
9150 SW Pioneer Court, Suite H
    Wilsonville, Oregon 97070


503-682-2806 ph. 503-682-2637 fx.
jeannie@pgroup.com e-mail http://www.pgroup.com URL (World Wide Web)


PGI Now Accepts VISA and MASTERCARD for your convenience!
[Hmmn, never been paid that way. -John]




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From: lisper@puffer.it.kth.se (Bjorn Lisper)
Subject: Positions in Computer Systems at KTH, Sweden
Date: 06 Feb 1998 12:11:38 +0100
Organization: Dept of Teleinformatics, KTH


TWO POSITIONS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS: PROFESSOR AND SENIOR LECTURER AT
DEPARTMENT OF TELEINFORMATICS


Department of Teleinformatics
KTH
Stockholm, Sweden


(See also http://www.it.kth.se/misc/jobs/DS-prof-lekt-eng.html.)


The area of the professorship is the design and analysis of parallel
and distributed computer systems.


Experience of complex systems is desirable. The holder of the position
is expected to play an active role in the development of educational
programs in the department.


For more information about the position and the department contact the
Head of the Department, Professor Joachim Parrow, +46-8-7521363, email
joachim@it.kth.se. See also http://www.it.kth.se/.


Information about the School of Electrical Engineering and Information
Technology is available from the Dean, Professor Jan-Olof Eklundh,
+46-8-7908161, email joe@nada.kth.se.


Information about salary range and terms of employment is available
from Staff Director Jaak Berendson, +46-8-7907028, email
jaak@admin.kth.se.


In the appointment of professors, KTH particularly emphasizes
scientific and pedagogical proficiency, as well as experience and
ability to lead and develop scientific activities within the area. Ref
no. 930-89-98




The position as Senior Lecturer (Universitetslektor) involves teaching
in the area of computer systems. This includes courses in computer
engineering and -architecture, operating systems and parallel and
distributed systems. Up to 50% research can be included depending on
the achievement of research grants.


More information about the position is available from Docent Björn
Lisper, tfn +46-8-752 1357, email lisper@it.kth.se, or Acting
Professor Seif Haridi, tfn +46-8-752 1351, email seif@it.kth.se.


Information about salary range and terms of employment are available
from the prefect secretary Eva Colling, phone +46-8-752 1229, email
eva@it.kth.se.


In the appointment of Senior Lecturers, scientific and pedagogical
proficiency are assigned the same weight. A doctoral degree is required.
Ref no. 200-614-97.




For both positions, information about the application procedure and
how to document scientific and pedagogical qualifications are
available from Lena Svensson, tfn +46-8-790 8494, email
lenas@eit.kth.se.


As the majority of Professors and Senior Lecturers at KTH in this field are
male, female candidates are actively sought for these positions.


Applications for the Professorship are made to the President (Rektor)
of KTH and must arrive to: Registrator, KTH, S-100 44 Stockholm,
Sweden, at latest March 6, 1998. Give ref no. 930-89-98. Applications
for the Lecturership are made to Kansli EIT, KTH, S-100 44 Stockholm,
Sweden, and must arrive at latest March 6, 1998. Give ref
no. 200-614-97.




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From: Taps <tapio.vocadlo@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Possible job for compiler writer
Date: Sun, 08 Feb 1998 12:06:03 -0500


I'm looking for someone interested in writing a C-like compiler. The
compiler output is to be stored in memory and executed immediately,
instead of being written to a disk file as most compilers
do. Knowledge of computer graphics is not necessary but would be an
asset. Compiler speed and compiled code speed need to be high. Target
platform is Win95/NT (x86), then Power Macintosh.


Salary, etc. to be discussed.
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