#Employment needed!
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To all vendors developing software:
Because Hurricane Andrew forced me out of my house and job in Florida, I
am currently in need of employment. I am a degreed software engineer with
11 years professional experience, the first 6 in a minicomputer environment
using Pascal and assembler, the last 5 in a PC/MSDOS environment using C
and assembler. Both targets were real-time, multitasking, multiuser
environments with hardware control, user interface design and
implementation, data and file handling, and intertask communication being
among items I implemented. Also, I have owned a PC clone, an Atari ST, and
an Amiga at home and have programmed on all 3 (I have uploaded at least 1
Atari and 2 Amiga shareware items here to CIS).
I am currently available for full-time and/or contract programming
positions comensurate with my skills and experience. A complete resume is
available on request by EMail, Snail Mail, or fax (if I can figure out my
fax-modem and software…). Relocation is negotiable. Thanks …
– Harry
Contact a company here in Lawton Oklahoma called TELOS. 1-405-355-9280.
If you don't mind developing for DOD software.
Rodger
Gee Rodger,
Why don't you send some of those jobs to the Telos shop in Santa
Barbara?!?! ;^} Slim pickin's in CA for Aerospace and realtimers.
Everybody wants UNIX/Network/X-Windows…….
wmc – via Autopilot!
Harry:
I wish you the best in getting things together as quickly as possible.
Please keep us informed as to your progress, whereabouts, etc.
Harry,
Check Rodger's Telos thing. Good outfit to work for (at least their
operation in Santa Barbara was…)
wmc – via Autopilot!
Harry,
Contact Todor Fay at the Blue Ribbon Soundworks and tell him I told you
to call. The number is (404) 315-0212. They are an Amiga software
developer located in Atlanta, Georgia.
Good luck in your job search,
Dom Fontana
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Dom –
Thanks for the tip! I'll try calling them tomorrow.
Harry
You're welcome, Harry.
Dom Fontana
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