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Dear Reader,

My name is Mark Ng and I am the person in charge 
of the *CFD Jobs* list.

The aim of these postings is to make it easier for 
company/institutes to find professionals in the 
CFD field of work.

How does it work? Well, any company/institute seeking people 
working to work in the CFD field can write to me with 
information regarding their requirements. This information will 
then be put on the World Wide Web for anyone to browse. The 
information will also be posted to all the relevant new groups 
informing the readers of the employment opportunity available.

How much does it cost? Absolutely Nothing.

What do you do? If you want to place an ad, for 
available CFD related positions, There is a WWW URL 
to visit.

    http://www.aero.rmit.edu.au/~ender/cfd-job.html

or you can email me with the following information.

   Contact email address.
   Company name.
   Company address.
   Contact person.
   Whether you accept applications by email.
   Expiry date on job offer.
   Qualifications required and Job Description.


Comment and Suggestions.  Please send all comments and 
suggestion to me at mn@rmit.edu.au

Please feel free to forward this message *unmodified* to 
people/institutes/companies who you think is appropriate.

thanks
-Mark.
RMIT AeroSpace Engineering._  / (System Administrator)                    
                             /  ender@kittyhawk.aero.rmit.edu.au
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