[205] in DCNS Development
DCNS looking for an MS-Windows Programmer
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Tim McGovern)
Mon May 18 09:48:33 1992
Date: Mon, 18 May 92 09:45:59 EST
From: tjm@Eagle.MIT.EDU (Tim McGovern)
To: infosys@MIT.EDU
Cc: dosdev@MIT.EDU, developers@MIT.EDU, dospartners@MIT.EDU
Distributed Computing and Network Services is looking for
an MS-Windows Applications Programmer ...
Join a dynamic team which develops and maintains end-user applications
for MIT's large campus network of Unix, Macintosh OS and MS-DOS
machines. Be part of our efforts to extend Project Athena's distributed
computing environment to MS-DOS machines, providing services such as
e-mail, messaging and access to information resources to MIT's diverse
community.
You will design, code, debug, test, maintain and document MS-Windows
applications and be a member of a team that evaluates users' needs and
develops documentation, training and support.
Requirements: Recent experience in application development on MS-DOS
platforms using C and Microsoft Windows essential. Familiarity with
TCP/IP networks and protocols, DOS LANs, Unix, MIT's Project Athena,
MIT's Kerberos, other development languages and environments, and
university environments desirable. Excellent verbal, written,
organizational, and interpersonal skills essential. BS in computer
science, plus 2 years experience, or equivalent experience required.
Job No. A92-041
Send your ELECTRONIC resume to Internet address dapps-job@mit.edu,
or 2 copies of your paper resume to
Sally Hansen
MIT Personnel Office
Bldg. E19-239
77 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139-4307
