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The MIT Center for Technology, Policy and Industrial Development is
looking for a skilled student to work as a part-time network
administrator. Sophomores and Juniors are preferred but qualified
Freshmen and Seniors are welcome to apply as well.

Desireable but not necessarily required skills include:

- Familiarity with Macintosh computers and applications: System 7.1, 7.5,
  differences between various models, Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, 
  TechMail, Netscape, FileMaker Pro. Experience with FoxPro would be
  especially valuable.

- Understanding of networking issues: AppleTalk, TCP/IP, File
  Sharing, Apple Remote Access, PPP.

- Courtesy and professional behavior: you'll be working with people with
  varying degree of computer literacy and the ability to adapt to
  others' working styles is crucial.

What we offer:

- Flexibility. You won't have to adhere to a preset schedule. On the other
  hand you'll be expected to quickly step in and fix problems on the fly.

- Competitive pay. Will depend on your skill level and ability to learn
  quickly.

- Opportunity to work very independently. To a significant extent you'll
  be responsible for defining your own work and making sure it gets done
  in a timely and satisfactory fashion. (This is something recruiters
  will notice on your resume.)

The position is open effective now, although applicants who wish to start
during the Summer or in the Fall will be considered too.

If you're interested (even if not sure if you qualify), contact Jakub Roth
either at jroth@mit.edu or call x5-7348.