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Thu, 20 Jul 2000 00:00
Programmer - Academic Support - Univ. of Melbourne
Author: Computer Science
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2000 00:00
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2000 00:00
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Programmer - Academic Support (HEW 5/6) - Re-advertised University of Melbourne Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering The Department has approximately 45 academic, research and support staff and offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate computing courses. The Position: The successful applicant will be required to liaise with the Department's staff and undergraduate students on technical aspects of the use of computing facilities in teaching activities. These will include account creation, file recovery, monitoring loads on the student machines, as well as various systems and applications programming tasks in support of the teaching programme. The Person: You will have a relevant degree, preferably with a major in Computer Science, together with solid experience with UNIX. Good communication skills and excellent organisational skills are essential. Knowledge of Macintosh and Windows machines is highly desirable. An appointee at HEW 6 will have the knowledge and experience to design and develop new systems. The Benefits: Salary will depend on qualifications and experience. $35,697-$40,984 per annum (HEW Level 5), $41,386-$44,800 per annum (HEW 6). Employment type: This is a full-time (continuing) position. Contact: A position description is available on the Department's website at http://www.cs.mu.oz.au/ or by contacting (03) 8344 9101. For further information contact Professor Leon Sterling, lshod@cs.mu.oz.au Applications to: Deputy Principal, Human Resources, University of Melbourne, Victoria, 3010, Fax 03 8344 4694 by 4th August, 2000, quote position no Y4335170 and include names (with phone and facsimile numbers) of three referees.
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