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The following position is open at Yale University School of Medicine. The
University offers a competitive salary, excellent benefits, generous vacation
time and a professional supportive atmosphere.

If you are interested in this position please contact Lynna Stone-Infeld
directly at: lynna.stone-infeld@yale.edu

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Student Computing Resource Manager

Works in the Biomedical Computing Unit with responsibility for managing
computing resources used by students. Manages the educational computing
facilities in support of teaching and learning. Provides user support for
student users of a VAX/VMS host which provides email, Internet and other
services.

Working closely with the Director of the Office of Academic Computing to
manage the operations of public educational computing clusters within the
School by :
a) Work with the Dean of Students and the various curriculum committees to
identify opportunities for use of information technology in support of
teaching and learning.
b) Together with library staff, help faculty review and select educational
software.
c) Provide computers for use by faculty in lectures, seminars, and small group
teaching.
d) Work with Desktop Support staff to maintain hardware and software in
working order.
e) Order supplies, and hardware and software as necessary.
f) Review and plan yearly budget for the computing clusters.
g) Hire and manage student computing assistants
h) Provide training and documentation on educational computing facilities and
services for students

Working under the supervision of the User Services Manger, provide support for
students and other users of the Biomedical Computing Unit computer services:
a) Provide user support for dial-in " modem"  users of a VAX/VMS host. Assist
them in the correct installation and configuration of their modems. Provide
recommendations for modem hardware purchases.
b) Provide support to students and others for PC and Mac terminal
emulation/file transfer software required for VAX/VMS host connectivity. Help
users install, properly configure and use this software.
c) Participate in the Biomedical Computing Unit Seminar Series by speaking
approximately once per month on student computing services, terminal emulation
and file transfer.
d) Research and test new mainframe software useful to students.
e) Research and test new terminal emulation/file transfer software.
f) Write and maintain software scripts and macros to automate dial-in and file
transfer procedures.
g) Write and maintain documentation.



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Mary-Kay Kaminski, Computing and User Support Specialist
        Internet: KAMINSKI@BIOMED.MED.YALE.EDU
BioMedical Computing Unit  Yale University School of Medicine
333 Cedar St. B307  New Haven, CT 06510   (203)785-4566
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