Team Lead (C++, OOA/OOD), Arlington, VA

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Author: US Airways Inc.
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 1997 00:00

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Position: OOA/OOD TECHNICAL TEAM LEAD
Location: Arlington, VA (METRO-able)
Duration: Permanent Full-Time Position
Salary:  Open & Flexible
Citizenship not required


                              OO PROJECT LEADER

US*Airway�s Operations Research Department is an interdisciplinary team of Software 
Engineers, Statisticians and Operations Research Analysts developing innovative 
Decision Support/Resources Allocation systems using  state-of-the-art technologies  to 
provide timely, cost effective solutions to ensure US*Airway�s continued competitive 
position.

You will perform as the technical lead (25-70% hands-on) for a team of 6-8 software 
engineering professionals developing a 3 tier GUI-based Object Oriented client/server 
system. You will be part of a team engaged in the reengineering, restructuring, and 
enhancement of a major scheduling system to be implemented in C++ using OOA/OOD/OOP 
and GUI (Motif) design in a UNIX environment.  Any experience with ORACLE helpful.

REQUIREMENTS:
-- BS/MS required (CS pref�d). 
-- 6 - 8+ years experience. 
-- 1+ years in project leadership role (or as assistant project leader) with proven 
   track record of delivering medium to large scale complex software projects.
-- Strong C++ required with experience in UNIX (Solaris or AIX pref�d).
-- Analysis, design and programming using Object Oriented techniques (i.e.,Rumbaugh, 
   OMT, etc.). 
-- GUI programming using Motif, Xt, Xlib. 
-- Windows (NT or 95) desired.


E-mail or Fax confidential resume to:

RON MILLER
US*Airways
2345 Crystal Drive, DCA/H700
Arlington, VA 22227
Fax # 703/872-5903              
E-mail:   ron_miller@usairways.com  (ASCII Text please) 
	rmiller2@erols.com
http://www.usairways.com

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