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From: fetrow@entropy.UUCP (David Fetrow)
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Subject: Resume'
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Date: Tue, 2-Apr-85 02:55:27 EST
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 Soon-to-be Graduate of Masters level Biomathematics program @ University
of Washington looking for a position ( summer or possibly longer ) as a
Systems Administrator, Programmer or Modeller.

 For the past year I've been the System Administrator for a venerable Pr1me
300 system here at the University of Washington ( at the Center for Fisheries,
Forestry, and Wildlife Management ). My research has been in Ecological
Modelling (aquatic). 

 In addition to the Prime ( used primarily for computation intensive models )
I've been using CYBER, DEC-10, VAX (VMS and UNIX) computers as well as a
variety of microcomputers. A plus to any Primos installation is a small set
of *nix-like commands that we've written ( available at request ) that will
run on any Prime 300 ( or higher ) computer.

 My most fluent language is FORTRAN ( any dialect ), followed closely by
PASCAL. I also know C and FORTH but haven't yet written a major program
in these languages. My B.S. is in abstract analysis ( U.W. Math dept. 1982 ).

 I very much enjoy working in an environment that requires mathematical,
statistical and software expertise , such as my current Research Assistant
position, but it is almost time to leave. I'd also like to work on a
post Bronze-age machine, if possible.

-- 
  -"Daphnia Dave" Fetrow
    Kludgemaster  of CQS

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