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1 total messages Started by Saul Lubkin Wed, 03 May 1989 21:30
Job For Russian Refugee Programmer/Systems Analyst
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Author: Saul Lubkin
Date: Wed, 03 May 1989 21:30
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This is to introduce my cousin, Samuel Klevsky, an experienced
programmer/systems analyst, who very recently emigrated form
Russia.  He is currently seeking a position in North America. 
Interested parties can either contact him directly, or can write
or telephone me.  Enclosed is his curriculum vitae.
				Prof. Saul Lubkin
				Internet: lubkin@cs.rochester.edu
				Bus. Ad.:  Dept. of Mathematics
					Univ. of Rochester
					Rochester, N.Y. 14627
				Home Ad.:  134 Hemingway Dr.
					Rochester, N.Y.14620
				Tel.:  716-473-3177

                                                     May 2, 1989
Curriculum Vitae of Samuel Klevsky

Current address: 1251 Euclid Ave., Apt. #1,
                 Miami Beach, FL 33139
Telephone:       305-672-4604
Born in Gomel, U.S.S.R., April 1952.
Married in 1984.  One daughter, 4 years old.
Arrived in the U.S.A. 2/21/89.  Russian Jewish refugee.
U.S. Visa indicates that employment in the U.S.A. is authorized.
Reads and writes English well (from school studies).  Fluent in
Russian and Byelorussian.  Taking course to improve spoken English.

Higher Education:  1969-1974, attended Gomel State University,
Gomel, U.S.S.R.  M.S. in Mathematics, 1974.

Job Objective:  Programmer / Programmer-Analyst / Software Engineer
/ System Programmer / Software Communication Position

Professional Summary:  Total of 14 years of data processing in the
areas of systems analysis, system design and development, data
communications, database, software interfaces to hardware, software
interfaces between different kinds of software, design of custom
interfaces between ordinarily incompatible hardware, business and
technological applications of programming, software generation and
installation, project leadership, program maintenance and
enhancement, programming of integrated chips.

Programming Languages:  COBOL, PL/1, PL/M, Pascal, ADA, FORTRAN,
RPG, BASIC, C, Assemblers, etc.

Hardware:  IBM PC, IBM/360, IBM/370, PDP/11 series compatible
computers, 8-digital microcomputers and controllers with Intel
8080, Z80 family compatible integrated chips, EPROM, programmators,
etc.

Operating Systems:  MS DOS, CP/M, CPM/86, RSX-11, DOS/360, OS/VMS,
etc.

Employment History:
1984-1988  Employed at Computer Center of the Byelorussian Railway,
Gomel Group of Terminals Department, Gomel, U.S.S.R., as
Programmer/Analyst.
	(1)  Developed programs for economic applications:  payroll,
	taxation, benefits, accounting, inventory.
	(2)  Developed software for railway car types recognition.
	(3)  Developed software for technological data communications.
	(4)  Developed software for system services.  For example, my
	software resulted in a 2-4 times decrease in the time needed
	to access information and decreased by a factor of two the
	required disk storage.
	(5)  Connected computers of different types.
	(6)  Restored information after computer faults.
	(7)  Programmed EPROM chips by programmators, and chips of
	programmable interrupt controllers, programmable interface
	controllers, and other devices, to develop interfaces of non-
	standard peripherals.
	(8)  Put forward seven quality improvement proposals.

1975-1984  Employed at the Machine Tools Manufacturing Plant,
Gomel, U.S.S.R., as Programmer/Systems Programmer.
	(1)  Developed algorithms, designed and implemented computer
	programs for business applications, as leader of project teams
	with 3-7 members, or as member of such project teams.
	(2)  Developed software for system service.
	(3)  Restored information after computer faults.
	(4)  Put forward three quality improvement proposals.
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