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	University of Melbourne

	Information Technology Services - Systems Position (Casual)

ARS is the University's computer Account Registration System,
responsible for the creation and management of centrally administered
computer accounts.  WebRaft is a web based publishing and course
delivery system for teaching and learning resources.  The ARS system
has a central role in managing WebRaft user information and access
controls.

The incumbent would undertake ongoing development work within ARS to
help improve and enhance functionality, in particular with respect to
WebRaft.  Related project work and operational duties will be assigned
to promote appropriate development in the relevant areas.

ARS is an Ingres-based relational database system running on a Compaq
Tru64 Unix server.  The existing codebase is approximately 50,000
lines, written in a combination of SQL, Ingres-4GL, ESQL, C, Perl and
Unix Shell, as required by different functional modules.  It is
responsible for the management of 60,000 computer accounts across 30
central servers.

Desirable qualifications:
   o SQL and Perl-DBI.
   o Familiarity with Source Code Control (SCCS).
   o Basic Unix administration knowledge, especially account administration
     (passwd, group, etc.).
   o ACLs
   o Good oral and written communication skill.
   o TCP/IP, Berkeley Socket programming.

This is a casual position, of approximately 6 months duration,
depending on the level at which the appointment is made.  There is the
possibility of an extension, should funding be available in the
future.

Please email Chris Stroud <c.stroud@its.unimelb.edu.au> (or phone 03-8344-5699)
with your application, or if you require further information.