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1 total messages Started by Brian Ting Mon, 27 Jan 1997 00:00
Full-Time Software Engineer Positions Open!!!!!!!
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Author: Brian Ting
Date: Mon, 27 Jan 1997 00:00
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Open Management Software, Inc. (OMSI) ranks among the elite professional
corporations providing services to the telecommunications industry
supporting network /systems management function.  The key words in "open
management" not only recognizes our title, but also redefines the open
interface concept necessary to facilitate management control in high
performance networks.  OMSI's goal is to deliver the quickest and
highest quality service with the right experience to help innovate new
methods of using software
choosing the most cost effective path to take.

We have immediate openings for FULL-TIME engineers to join our software
development division.

Place:	  Newark, CA
Company:  Open Management Software Inc.
Position: Software Engineer (Full Time)
Contact:  Brian B. Ting (510) 249-0887 Fax

Desired Skills are:

* BS/MS in Computer Science or Computer Engineering
* Minimum 3+ years experience developing UNIX-based systems
* OO analysis + specification (Rambaugh, Booch)
* OO Design + Development (C++, JAVA, UNIX)
* Network Management Standards (TMN, GDMO, ASN.1, CMIP, Q3, SNMP, OSI)
* Network Management Expertise (SMS/NMS/EMS, CM, FM, PM)
* Distributed Object Systems (CORBA)
* Commercial Management System Platforms (Sun Solstice EM, HP,
  OV/DM/MOT, IBM TMN6000, TCSI OSP)
* Application Domain Knowledge Expertise (Wireless/GSM/PCS, SONET, ATM,
  Telephony)
* Commercial RDBMS, ODBMS Expertise
* Excellent verbal and written skills
* Excellent inter-personal communication
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