Path: utzoo!yunexus!unicus!emc
From: emc@unicus.UUCP (Eric M. Carroll)
Newsgroups: ont.jobs
Subject: Position Available
Message-ID: <1821@unicus.UUCP>
Date: 23 Dec 87 20:14:15 GMT
Article-I.D.: unicus.1821
Posted: Wed Dec 23 15:14:15 1987
Reply-To: emc@unicus.COM (Eric M. Carroll)
Distribution: ont
Organization: Unicus Corporation, Toronto, Ont, Canada
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Unicus Corporation is looking for a self-directed individual to act as a
Macintosh Guru. This individual will have had significant experience
with the Toolbox, especially with all those little details only vaguely
mentioned in Inside Macintosh, or knowable only via direct experience or
divine guidance. This person will be a major resource person for the
user interface implementation group, and should be well versed in ui
design and implementation issues. A strong personality, with solid
leadership abilities would be very welcome. Experience in object
oriented languages like C++, MPW C or MPW Pascal and object oriented
design methodologies is prefered. A user's level familiarity with Unix
and its development tools is an asset.

Unicus is a small software development company currently specializing in
applied compiler technology and telecommunications. As a result, there
is quite a bit of flexability in the job defintion and its
responsabilities. We offer the successful applicant a relaxed,
close-knit enviroment with flexible hours and a varying workload, under
minimal supervision. Salary is negotiable based on experience. A
permanent employee is prefered, but a short term contract is possible.

This position is available mid January. To arrange an interview, send
email to the address below, or phone (416) 961-7187 and leave a message
(with name, phone number and time to call) until Jan 4. After that call
Unicus directly at (416) 967-1320, or write:

	Eric Carroll
	Unicus Corporation
	1240 Bay St, Ste 201
	Toronto, Ont.
	M5R 2A7
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