Hey me too!! (Re: [NTLUG:Discuss] Will work for free !!!)

Jay Cox sqrtofone at yahoo.com
Tue Jul 31 12:07:05 CDT 2001


Herman Finkler wrote:
> 
> I am not a novice in Unix, but a beginner in Linux area.  Since job
> market is pretty bad right now, I am looking for an opportunity to
> work on Linux installation, system administration and networking for
> free, to gain an experience.
> 
> Please contact me at hfinkler at yahoo.com or call (972) 480-9879 after
> 6:00 pm
> 
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I really hate to answer this inquiry for an opportunity for experience
with another of the same type of inquiry, but I am kinda getting
desperate here.

I have 4 years of experience with linux on my computer (and quite a bit
of that time I spent with linux as the only OS used.)  I received my
bachelor's degreee from Angelo State University.  Math/CS major.  I
desperately need industry experience, so I propose that I as well may
work for free just to get the experience.  If the computer you
administrating is in downtown FW, West Tarrant, or Parker County, and
the administration is rare, (Or perhaps something in the DFW vicinity
where the administration can be done remotely most of the time), perhaps
we could work out a deal. 

Or, if you happen to need a part time or full time system administrator,
programmer, or whatever suits your boat, perhaps we could make a deal.  
My requirements are not high.  I need the experience.  I promise to stay
working for you at least 6 months or up to one year or perhaps more if I
get a full time job within the first few months.

Apologies since this may not be place to post this request for a job.  I
sent an email to the jobs-admin list manager a few days ago about the
right place to post a job  request or resume but he or she hasnt
responded.  So I have attached my resume as a unix text doc.  (If you
want it in TeX or Postscript email me).

Thanks for your time.

Jay Cox
817(613)-9439
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Jay F. Cox

3708 Redbud Drive
Weatherford, Tx 76087
Home: (817) 613-9439
Email: fbtenhtx at flash.net



Summary:
 Fast learner with outstanding problem solving skills.  Conscientious Worker.  Interested in Mathematics.  Four years experience with Linux and other Unix systems.  Knowledge of programming in Unix including Gnu debugger and basic knowledge of the makefile system.  Self taught (from Stevens book "Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment") knowledge of certain basic Unix ideas and constructs such as process tracing, shared memory, semaphores, named sockets, pipes, and signals.  Basic self-taught knowledge of Transmission Control Protocol, User Datagram Protocol and Internet Protocol.  Seven years experience with C++ and three years experience with Perl.  Willing to learn any language, mathematical theory, or operating system (or details thereof) needed to get the job done whether it's old, new, or eccentric and little known.  Salary Negotiable.

I would like to be considered for an entry-level position with you in the following areas:
Network Administration
System Administration
Software Engineer
Software Testing
Programmer

Education: 
Bachelor of Science from Angelo State University. (August 11, 2000) 
Double-majored in mathematics and computer science.  
3.33 GPA overall.
3.57 GPA in mathematics.
Computer classes: C/C++, SQL and Databases, Networking and CGI, 
   Assembly Language, Operating Systems, Compilers, and Java.
Mathematics classes: Calculus 3, Linear Algebra, Statistics, 
   Real Analysis, Topology, Research, and Abstract Algebra.

Programming languages:
Perl
C/C++
Haskell
Scheme/Lisp
Pascal
Visual Basic
Assembly
Java

Systems:
Linux (4 years)
Irix
Sun
Free-BSD

Job Related Interests:
Application of Mathematical Theory
Debugging 

Honors: 
Alpha Lambda Delta 
Pi Mu Epsilon
Participated in two Regional ACM Programming Contests (via local contest)



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