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From: aaz@pucc-j (Marc Mengel)
Newsgroups: net.jobs
Subject: Resume
Message-ID: <869@pucc-j>
Date: Tue, 4-Mar-86 17:13:09 EST
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Posted: Tue Mar  4 17:13:09 1986
Date-Received: Fri, 7-Mar-86 03:20:25 EST
Organization: The Hacker's Liberation Front
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Keywords: Unix, C, May, BS in CS


	I will be leaving Purdue at the end of this semester, and will
    consequently be seeking employment.   Below you will find my resume.
    If you have an opening that I could fill, I would love to hear about
    it. I can be reached at ...ihnp4!pur-ee!pucc-j!aaz, or by USMail.

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			    Marc Mengel


Current Address:                        	Permanent Address:
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910 N 9th Street                        	32 Forestbrook, Rt 2
Lafayette IN 47904                      	Lanesville IN 47136 
(317) 742-6806                          	(812) 952-3641

Objective:
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	Seeking a  challenging position  in  operating  systems  or
	software   tool   design,  in   a  comfortable,    informal
	environment.

Education:
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	Bachelor  of  Science  in  Computer  Science  from   Purdue
	University, December 1985; Systems Programming Option.  
	GPA 5.1/6.0

	Studied many  aspects  of  systems  programming,  including
	networking, compiler design, operating system  design,  and
	the analysis of algorithms and theory of computation.

	Used various high level languages (  including  C,  Pascal,
	Fortran, Modula2 and Lisp ), and several assembly languages
	(including CDC Compass and VAX-11).

	Written several large ( over 2000 lines of code )  programs
	in  C  and  Pascal  in  a  Unix  environment,  including  a
	compiler.

	Worked to port the Xinu operating system to IBM PC's.

Work Experience:
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	Worked in the Purdue  University  Computing  Center's  Unix
	Group maintaining various system utilities,  including  the
	Berkeley "vi" text  editor,  the  Rand-Berkeley  "mh"  mail
	system, and several local programs, also  assisted  in  the
	software effort converting Computing Center vaxen  to  dual
	cpu's.

	Worked as a General Consultant for  the  Purdue  University
	Computing Center, providing technical assistance  and  user
	support to students,  professors,  and  recipients  of  NSF
	grants nationwide on such  systems  as  Unix  (  Bell  Labs
	Release 7, Berkeley 4.2, and AT&T system V ),  IBM  VM/CMS,
	CDC VSOS 2.1 and CDC MACE.

	Was  a  partner  in  General   Overall   Design   Software,
	co-authoring the GRAX  basic  extension  for  Commodore  64
	computers,  and  the  HyperBase  database   for   Commodore
	Amigas.

Memberships:
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	Was a disk jockey at  WHHR  radio  (Harrison  Hall,  Purdue
	University), and Station Manager for one  year.

References:
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	Available upon request.
-- 
					Marc Mengel
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USnail: 910 N. 9th street
	Lafayette IN 47904