Subject: Student Assistant II

From: "Terry Woods" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 9 Sep 1996 11:28:03 -0700

*STUDENT ASSISTANT II - #2438*

PLEASE NOTE:  This is a new one-year, term position.  Applications for 
this position will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on September 27, 1996.
NCAR - High Altitude Observatory (HAO)
HOURS: Flexible hours up to 20 hours per week during school, full-time 
during breaks.
DUTIES INCLUDE:  Use existing software to compare output of TGCM 
simulations with similar runs of other empirical models.  Uses post-moel 
processors to plot data and executes code to arrive at similar plots.  
Assists in the development and modification of post-model processors, 
visualization codes, and related diagnostic software.  Assists 
collaborating scientists and other model users in obtaining and viewing 
model results, using post-model processors, and maintaining model run 
scripts and code modifications.  Further develop and maintain user 
documentaiton for models and processors, including www site development, 
code documentation and user installation information.

REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE:
--	Completion of college level coursework in computer science
--	Skill in using UNIX operating system
--	Skill in FORTRAN 
--	Skill in shell scripting, and use of UNIX editors (e.g., vi, re, 
or emacs)
--	Stong written and oral communication skills
--	Ability to work up to 20 hours/week during periods school is in 
session, and full- time during breaks
--	Must be enrolled for credit in an accredited secondary or 
post-secondary school, college or university; or in a trade school which 
has received a Certificate of Approval from the Colorado State Board for 
Community Colleges and Occupational Education
DESIRED (but not required):
--	Knowledge of IDL and Perl programming
Nonexempt Range: 6404
Starting Salary:  $8.50/hour

To apply for this or any other position at UCAR/NCAR, please complete an 
application at 3450 Mitchell Lane or mail a resume to P.O. Box 3000, 
Boulder, CO  80307
Current job openings can be accessed on the Internet:  
www.ucar.edu/cc.html.