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RESEARCH PROGRAMMER / Compilation for Supercomputers / Univ. of Maryland

DESCRIPTION:
The Computer Science Department at the University of Maryland, College
Park (DC Area) is hiring a Faculty Research Assistant.

The individual will participate in the design, development, documentation, 
support and release of research software. Other team members will be faculty, 
post-docs and graduate students. 

The primary focus of current research involves compilers and programming 
environments for parallel supercomputers, and the primary duties of the person
hired will be to assist in the implementation of robust tools that can apply 
research results to real programs. One such project involves extending the 
Omega test, an advanced array data dependence analyzer (documentation and 
source code available via anonymous ftp from ftp.cs.umd.edu in pub/omega).


DESIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS:
Either a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and 4+ years of relevant 
programming experience, or a Master's degree in Computer Science and some 
relevant programming experience, is required as is intimate familiarity with 
Unix and C (knowledge of Unix internals not required). Some knowledge of 
optimizing compilers is required, and some experience with Supercomputers
is desired. Must have good writing and communication skills (excellent 
skills preferred), and should be able to work independently with a minimum 
of supervision.


TO RESPOND:

Send resume and list of references to:

Prof. William Pugh
Dept. of Computer Science
Univ. of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
pugh@cs.umd.edu


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