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Subject: Position available at CMU
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Date: Thu, 14-Feb-85 01:00:02 EST
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From: Marco.Annaratone@cmu-cs-vlsi.arpa

The Supercomputer Project at Carnegie-Mellon University, Computer Science
Department, is seeking programming professionals to join a research team,
which is building high-performance prototype machines based on some of the
advanced architecture concepts.  One position as a systems programmer
is IMMEDIATELY available.

The salary depends on the experience and qualification of the person, but it
roughly is in the range of $26K - $35K.

The working environment is challenging, informal and friendly.  In addition,
being one of the centers in computer science research, CMU offers its
employees plenty of opportunities in education and in professional growth.

Typical examples of software to be developed include system debuggers and
simulators under UNIX, run-time routines for supporting real-time tasks, and
special-purpose compilers.  It is often useful if the person can do
extensive microprogramming as well.  

Resumes should be sent to:

			Marco Annaratone
			Computer Science Department
			Carnegie-Mellon University
			Pittsburgh, PA 15213

CMU is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.