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Our lab director asked me to post this on the net for him. Please
reply to his address below, not to me. This person will be an employee of
the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary (MEEI) and will be working in an
MIT/Harvard, off-campus laboratory located within the MEEI (the Harvard
Medical School teaching hospital for eye, ear, nose and throat specialties).

SOFTWARE ENGINEER, Cochlear Implant Research Laboratory, to assist in
the development of real-time digital speech processing software for
cochlear implant processors.  Software will be written in C and
Motorola-56000/TI-TMS320C30 DSP assembly languages.  Will be part of a
small team of researchers investigating sound processing algorithms
that translate sound to electrical waveforms that stimulate the
auditory nerve of deaf subjects.  Position available immediately.

REQUIREMENTS: a B.S. in Engineering or an Applied Science with at
least 2 years' experience C programming in a UNIX workstation
environment.  Must have real-time programming experience with either
the 56000 or the TMS320C30 (preferably the 56000). Familiarity with
both Sun workstations and IBM-PC compatibles an asset.

CVs and questions to: 
	Donald K. Eddington, Ph.D.
	Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
	243 Charles Street	
	Boston, MA  02114

	TEL: (617) 573-3767
	FAX: (617) 573-3023
	EMAIL: eddie.mit.edu!eplunix!dke

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				Nico Garcia
				raoul@athena.mit.edu