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Job Posting - IBM SCRIPT/VS Programmer in D.C. Area
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Author: harcourt
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 00:00
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IBM SCRIPT/VS Programmer

Programmer needed to work in the VM/CMS
operating system coding SCRIPT/VS macros
for complex text formatting. Our documents are
authored in SGML on PC workstations and
uploaded to the mainframe for typesetting.

The position is located at the Internal Revenue Service
in Washington D.C.

The ideal candidate will have excellent knowledge
in several of the following:

o IBM's SCRIPT language (NOT just GML
   and/or BookMaster, but the command
   language in which they are implemented),
including:
  - macro writing and GML Services
  - multi-column formatting
  - symbol manipulation
  - table coding
  - keeps and floats
  - inclusion of Encapsulated PostScript
    (EPS) images
  - Creation of PostScript output
o VM/CMS operating system
o XEDIT Editor
o PC/Mainframe file transfer
   (ASCII/EBCDIC translation and
  codepage selection)
o SGML

Additional beneficial experience:

o REXX language
o CMS Pipelines
o PostScript language
o ArborText ADEPT Editor
o OmniMark
o HTML

If the ideal candidate fails to respond, we will
consider a trainee already familiar with
VM/CMS. This position offers almost unlimited
growth potential within the VM/CMS environment.

Salary commensurate with experience.

Please do *not* reply to the listserver.  All replies
treated with strict confidence.  Please direct all
resumes and replies to:

Mark Harcourt
harcourt@publish.no.irs.gov
202-622-7759  (Voice)
202-622-6642  (Fax)
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