[186] in DCNS Development
DCNS-Apps student openings
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Mark Curby)
Wed Mar 25 16:08:41 1992
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 92 16:07:53 EST
From: mlc@MIT.EDU (Mark Curby)
To: macdev@MIT.EDU, dosdev@MIT.EDU, developers@MIT.EDU
Friends of DCNS-Apps -
DCNS-Apps has openings for student developers for what's left of this
term and for this summer. If you know anyone who you think would be a
good candidate please pass this application along to them.
Thanks,
Mark
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Mark Curby
MIT Network Services MIT Room E40-342G
(617) 253-7725 77 Massachusetts Ave.
mlc@mit.edu Cambridge, MA 02139
======== DCNS-Apps student developer application ======
MIT Information Systems
Distributed Computing and Network Services
Distributed Applications development group
We presently have UROP openings for student developers to assist us in
developing and supporting network services for the MIT community.
We're looking for students who learn quickly, are self motivated, work
well as part of a team, and have a desire to improve MIT's network
computing environment. We look for students with the following: C or
Pascal programming experience, DOS or Windows applications development
experience, Macintosh applications development experience, familiarity
with MacOS, DOS, UNIX, or Athena system internals, or knowledge of
TCP/IP or AppleTalk networks and protocols. Responsibilities may
include coding, debugging, testing, documentation, porting applications
and code, distribution of software and code, evaluating software,
assisting clients, and building tools.
To be considered for a position in the DCNS-Apps group please submit a
statement of your interest in the position and description of your
qualifications to dapps-urop-req@mit.edu. Please include the following
information:
Name:
Class year:
Email address:
Phone:
MIT address:
Times over the next three weeks you would be available to interview:
Dates available to work (Spring 92, Summer 92, Fall 92, IAP 92/93):
Previous jobs / work experience:
What languages have you programmed in (C, C++, Pascal, ...):
Describe programming experience and some interesting project you have
done:
Any other relevant and persuasive information about your abilities and
experience:
What experience/skills do you have in the following areas (0 = little or
no experience, 2 = extensive experience, expert):
- Unix/Athena user:
- Unix/Athena application programmer/developer:
- Unix/Athena systems programmer/developer:
- DOS or Windows user:
- DOS or Windows programmer/developer:
- Macintosh user:
- Macintosh programmer/developer:
- Networking and network-based applications development:
