[General Atomics/InterNIC] Informix Programmer/Sun System AdminPosition in San Diego

General Atomics/InterNIC is looking for a _experienced_ programmer to work on the InterNIC Information Services project. (General Atomics owns and operates the San Diego SuperComputer Center and CERFnet) Duties: - Program and manage a SQL based Database ( Informix ) - Act as a system manager for a Sparc10/41 machine - Write C programs and shell scripts as necessary. Qualifications: - You should have experience programming in C and in SQL - You should be familiar with the Internet and Internet Information Tools like WAIS/Gopher/FTP - You should have some familiarity with Macs/PCs Comments: - This is not an entry level position - This position is based in San Diego Email resumes to pushp@internic.net or fax them to the number below General Atomics is a Equal Opportunity Employer --pushpendra Pushpendra Mohta pushp@internic.net +1 619 455 3900 Director of Technology pushp@sdsc.bitnet +1 800 444 4345 InterNIC Information Services +1 619 455 3990 (FAX) PO Box 85608, San Diego, CA 92186-9784 Some information about the InterNIC InterNIC Information Services Contact Information ----------------------------------------------------- InterNIC Information Services provides services to the Internet community under the National Science Foundation supported InterNIC project. A wide range of services is offered to midlevel and campus NIC organizations and to the networking community at large. Included is information about how to get connected to the Internet, pointers to network tools and resources, and seminars on varied topics held in locations around the country. For a more detailed description of the project connect via gopher or ftp to is.internic.net InterNIC Information Services can be contacted by phone, fax, hardcopy mail, and electronically via several access methods. The primary interfaces used by the InterNIC to exchange information with the community are the Referral Desk, the Info Source, and electronic and hardcopy mailing lists. Complete contact information is listed below. Please use any or all of these methods to request information, submit contributions, or make suggestions. 1. The Referral Desk ---------------------- The InterNIC Information Services Referral Desk responds to requests for information about the Internet via telephone, e-mail, FAX, and hardcopy mailings. The Referral Desk can provide listings of Internet Network Providers in the U.S. and abroad; books and documents to assist organizations and individuals in getting connected; and pointers to network tools and resources. When appropriate, contact information for local NIC and NOC organizations will be offered. The Referral Desk is in operation Monday through Friday, from 5:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time. Telephone: 800.444.4345 619.455.4600 FAX: 619.455.3990 E-mail: info@internic.net Mail: InterNIC Information Services General Atomics P.O. Box 85608 San Diego, California 2. InterNIC Information Services Mailboxes and Mailing Lists ---------------------------------------------------------------- * mailbox: info@internic.net The place to send general questions about getting connected to the Internet and how to locate and access information for using the network more effectively. Also for any questions concerning Information Services offerings. Queries sent to this mail-box are answered by the Referral Desk staff. * mailing list: announce@internic.net An announcements-only mailing list for anyone interested in getting up-to-date information about the InterNIC and the services it provides. Everyone is welcome to subscribe, and network administrators and NIC staff are encouraged to establish local exploders at their institutions for re-distribution of this list. This will be a moderated, announcement-only mailing list, and volume will be low. send mail to listserv@is.internic.net in the body of the message type: subscribe announce your name * mailing list: nics@is.internic.net Intended for staff at midlevel, campus, and discipline-specific NICs. Content will include InterNIC services aimed specifically at NICs, and mail sent to this list will be oriented towards providing services to end users, including new training resources and documentation. All NIC staff are encouraged to subscribe. This will be a moderated list, and volume will be low. send mail to listserv@is.internic.net in the body of the message type: subscribe nics your name * net-resources@is.internic.net Formerly nis@cerf.net, this list aims to serve network information service providers and end users. This list is a group effort of people all over the Internet to concentrate announcements of new resources onto one list. It is moderated, and contains only announcements of new tools and resources available over the Internet. The goal is to keep the volume low, therefore this is not a discussion list. If you would like to stay current on network services without having to read every mailing list, join the net-resources-list. If you would like more information about participating in the net-resources-list by becoming a monitor, send a note to scout@internic.net. send mail to listserv@is.internic.net in the body of the message type: subscribe net-resources your name * mailbox: scout@internic.net The place to send information about any new tools or resources on the network for possible distribution on the nis mailing list or inclusion in the Info Source. Also the place to send for information regarding participating in the nis-list by becoming a list monitor. * hardcopy or electronic mailing list: The InterNIC InterActive InterNIC Information Services publishes a bi-monthly newsletter, the InterNIC InterActive, covers network information services issues of interest to the entire community, such as tools, resources, training opportunities, and networking organizations. InterNIC InterActive also details existing and new services provided by all three areas of the InterNIC: Information Services, Directory and Database Services, and Registration Services. To subscribe to the InterNIC InterActive, send a message to interactive-request@is.internic.net. Please indicate in your message if you would like to receive the newsletter in hardcopy format, electronic format, or both. 3. The Info Source ---------------------- The Info Source is a collection of information designed to make finding out about the Internet easier. There are sections for getting started, for NICs, and for general information which may be of interest to everyone. Also included is info on all the services offered by InterNIC Information Services. Browsing the "Info Source Table of Contents" file will provide details on what is available. In many cases the Info Source contains actual documents on a given topic, and in other cases pointers are given to alternate archives of information. The Info Source contents will be maintained regularly to keep i