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From: geoff@ism780c.UUCP (Geoff Kimbrough)
Newsgroups: net.jobs
Subject: Job Wanted.
Message-ID: <734@ism780c.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 21-Feb-86 17:24:36 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb 21 17:24:36 1986
Date-Received: Mon, 24-Feb-86 21:07:33 EST
Reply-To: geoff@ism780c.UUCP (Geoff Kimbrough)
Organization: Interactive Systems Corp., Santa Monica, CA
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Keywords: UNIX integration and testing

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[I'm posting this for a friend.  Please send all replies via the path below]

        Are you a company doing software development in a UNIX* enviroment?
    Do you sometimes feel like your source code is out of control?  Do you
    have an `SCCS' tree that looks like a gnarled oak, that breaks, but never
    bends, when you put demands on it?  Do you have source that `makes' only
    after a lot of "tweeking" and hand-waving, and end up with  non-
    reproducible binaries?  Do you feel like you need some clear-cut
    procedures, but don't know where to start?  Are your developers spending
    time writing in-house tools specific for their current needs, instead of
    being able to draw on a common pool of general-purpose tools?  Do you
    find yourself with minimally tested software because you lack a thorough
    and integrated test suite?  Well, my friends, what you need is a top
    quality integrationist -- someone who can take an overall view of your
    needs, who can develop procedures to fill those needs; a person who can
    see how all the pieces fit together and get them to do that with
    consistency and a minimum of effort; a person who can keep an eye out
    for general applicability and develop tools for those applications;
    someone who can see the forest *and* the trees.  Coincidentally, I just
    happen to know such a person.  You guessed it -- it's me.
	 If your company currently has an opening for such a position, or if
    you feel you'd like to talk to me about creating one, please respond via
    electronic mail through the following path:
		ihnp4!ima!ism780!geoff
    and you replies will be forwarded to me.  Or you can call me (collect) at
		(213) 394-7564
	Oh yes, I suppose I should mention that I have a thorough working
    knowledge (by way of industry experience in a production environment) of
    UNIX*, the Shell (Bourne and C-shell), SCCS, make, the C compiler,
    integration and testing procedures, and documentation development.  I
    also program in "C", 8086 assembler, some FORTRAN (but I'm not a
    mathematician nor a FORTRAN expert), and (ahem) Basic (hey, we all had
    to start somewhere, right?)
	A complete resume and references are available on request.  Thank
    you for your time and consideration.

    Diane Holt      ihnp4!ima!ism780!geoff       (213) 394-7564