From: Daniel Corkill <cork@bbtech.com>
Message-Id: <199601162110.QAA07467@agate.bbtech.com>
Subject: Job: Common Lisp/CLOS Staff Programmer Position
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 16:10:38 -0500 (EST)
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NEW POSITION: Staff Programmer (Common Lisp/CLOS)                 16-Jan-96


Blackboard Technology Group is seeking a talented, energetic software
developer to join an R&D team working on blackboard and agent-based
technologies and individual application projects.

Job title:  
     Staff Programmer
            
Qualifications:
     A BS or MS in Computer Science and strong Common Lisp/CLOS skills
     are required.  The candidate will be expected to have:

       -- the ability to write efficient, understandable code
       -- the ability to work within a large application both as
          a member of a team and independently, with minimal 
          supervision
       -- substantial experience programming in ANSI Common Lisp
       -- familiarity with Common Lisp environments and tools (Franz
          Allegro, Harlequin LispWorks, Mac CL, etc.)

     Experience with GBB, object-based protocols, and integration of
     distributed applications is a plus.

Job function:  
     Primary responsibilities will be design, programming, and testing in
     conjunction with advanced R&D efforts and individual application
     projects.

Qualified candidates should send their resumes including salary history to:

   Human Resources                                                          
   Blackboard Technology Group, Inc.
   401 Main Street
   Amherst, MA  01002
   
or by fax to:

   (413) 256-3179

or by email to:

   human-resources@bbtech.com

Agency resumes will be accepted after February 15, 1996.

Blackboard Technology Group was founded in 1989 and is the world's
leading vendor of development tools and expertise for building
blackboard-based software systems.  Our products include the Generic
Blackboard Builder, GBB; NetGBB, a network-based extension to GBB that
facilitates the development of client-server and peer-to-peer
blackboard-based problem-solving nodes; and ChalkBox, a user-interface
toolkit.  Blackboard Technology Group also consults and performs
contract work with customers building blackboard applications, and
conducts research involving the use of blackboard and agent
technology.  Our customers include major corporations, government
agencies, software developers and contractors, research organizations,
and universities worldwide.

Additional information about Blackboard Technology Group and the
Amherst area can be found on our Web server (http://www.bbtech.com).


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