Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 09:19:54 +0200 (METDST)
From: "Jan-Gunnar Tingsell <tingsell@hum.gu.se>" <jgt@hum.gu.se>
Subject: Job posting
JOB POSTING
Computing Humanist or Computer Specialist with interests in the Humanities
Center for Humanities Computing Services
G=F6teborg University, Sweden
Our center is a service organisation for The Faculty of Arts (Humanities).
We have to run the computer network, servers for all the faculty, and
computer labs for the students.
We now seek a consultant who can act as a link between our center and
the more than 20 departments belonging to the faculty. We want this person
to inform about our resources and, perhaps the most important thing,=20
investigate the needs at the departments. This person also have to
help teachers/researchers/students to choose computer programs and=20
get started with them. It is important to have knowledge about=20
the area of computer programs for the humanities. The job also include
giving or planing courses in computer programs related to the humanities.
This is a 4 year locum-tenency (maybe prolonged).
Qualifications: Academic degree in computer science and/or any=20
directly related humanistic field and experience in similar work.
Other relevant combinations of education and experience can be
considered. Special qualifications would include familiarity with
UNIX, TCP/IP internetwork communications standards, and
relational databases.
Salary for the job classification is approximately 20,000 SEK (~ 2,600 USD)
per month.
For more information, please contact me before August 25th.
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