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From: chris@grkermit.UUCP (Chris Hibbert)
Newsgroups: net.jobs
Subject: Software & Human Factors in California?
Message-ID: <715@grkermit.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 23-May-84 09:28:23 EDT
Article-I.D.: grkermit.715
Posted: Wed May 23 09:28:23 1984
Date-Received: Sat, 26-May-84 12:32:45 EDT
Organization: GenRad Inc., Concord, MA
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I have just completed a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science at MIT, and am
looking for a Software Engineering position on the West Coast, preferably
northern California.  I am particularly interested in doing design and
development (or investigation) of integrated, easy-to-use software systems.
It is important to me that I work for a company that emphasizes human
factors and the user-computer interface in the design of products.

I completed all the course work (everything but a Thesis) required for
the degree in 1980, and have been working as a Software Engineer at
GenRad in Concord (using UNIX and C) since then.  My thesis, called
"Integrated Computing Environments: The Control of Complexity in
Powerful Systems," is an analysis of what factors make Integrated
Environments successful.  The systems I studied include Smalltalk-80
and Star from Xerox, Apple's Lisa, BB&N's Interlisp, the MIT
LispMachines, and a system called Boxer that is being developed by the
group at MIT that produced LOGO.  The Thesis has been signed and turned
in--I will graduate in June.

I can be reached during the day at (617)369-4400 x2688, or at home at
(617)646-3059.  

My US Snail address is: 

                Chris Hibbert
                55 Sutherland Road
                Arlington, MA 02174

My network addresses include:

    decvax!genrad!grkermit!chris
    eagle!mit-vax!cth
    cth@mit-mc                (on the ARPA-net)