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Started by Greg Ryan
Thu, 17 Feb 1994 01:11
Computer Systems Officer - University of Sydney - Australia
Author: Greg Ryan
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 1994 01:11
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 1994 01:11
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Computer Systems Officer (Level 6) Reference Number A07/08 Persistent Systems Research Group Basser Department of Computer Science University of Sydney A graduate in computer science is required to work on two related research projects in the general area of persistent systems. The first project involves an investigation of concurrency control techniques for persistent systems and will be implemented entirely in C under the UNIX operating system. The second project requires the development of a compiler for an experimental programming language and may also involve programming in Napier88, an advanced persistent programming language with a sophisticated and powerful type system. A degree majoring in computer science, compiler design experience and familiarity with programming in C and UNIX are essential. An honours degree would be a distinct advantage, as would experience with persistent systems and/or concurrency control mechanisms. The position is available in the first instance until the end of 1994 and may be extended for up to a further two years depending on the availability of funds. The closing date is 3 March 1994. Salary in the range $33,523 - $36,297 Applications, quoting the reference number, including employment history, qualifications, telephone number, and the names and addresses of two referees, should be forwarded to Personnel Officer Academic Group A University of Sydney New South Wales 2006 Australia Further information is available from Professor John Rosenberg (johnr@cs.su.oz.au) on (02) 692-4840.
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