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Author: SHOUNAK M ATHAVALE
Date: Fri, 14 Feb 1992 19:15
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In article <1254@news.duke.edu>, jm@egr.duke.edu (Jeffrey B. Messinger) writes:
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From: jm@egr.duke.edu (Jeffrey B. Messinger)
Newsgroups: duke.csdept,duke.eedept,duke.general,triangle.jobs
Subject: Chinese software development
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I am posting this for a friend.  If you are interested, please respond to the
address below.  Thanks.

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Alliance Technologies is interested in obtaining the services of
someone knowledgeable in Chinese and software development.  The end
goal of the project is to develop Chinese user interfaces for a
computer system to be installed in Taiwan.  Skills that may be of
use include:

1. Software development skills.
2. Fluency in Chinese.
3. Experience developing computer user interfaces, particularly
   graphical user interfaces, using Chinese character input/output

We have need of someone with such skills on a part-time or possibly
full-time basis.

Please send a resume listing relevant experience to:

Attention: Ken Dufner
Alliance Technologies
6320 Quadrangle Drive
Suite 100
Chapel Hill, NC 27515

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Jeff Messinger                          Internet: jm@ee.egr.duke.edu
Department of Electrical Engineering    Voice:    (919) 493-2471
Duke University 
Durham, NC 27706
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