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Subject: Summer jobs with Athena
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 17:20:55 -0500
From: Garry Zacheiss <zacheiss@MIT.EDU>

        Athena is looking for student employees for this summer.  The
work involves development and maintenance of the Athena computing
environment, as well as development of Microsoft and Apple operating
systems to integrate them further into our academic computing
environment.  Work is also available with the MIT Network Security team,
dealing with security incident response. Projects available for this
summer include:

       * Follow-on development to Athena's adoption of the GNOME Desktop,
	 inclding but not limited to the design and development of
	 GNOME-based printing and account management tools.

       * Investigation of work required to allow Athena Linux
	 workstations to run Win32 applications.

       * Continuing integration of the Windows platform into MIT's
	 academic computing infrastructure.

       * Computer security incident response, including site visits to
	 compromised machines.

as well as others not listed here.

	For more information including a more detailed list of the
projects available, please visit:

	 http://web.mit.edu/teamhtml/Athena/urop-app.html

or send mail to athena-urop-req@mit.edu.  In order to be considered for
a summer position, please apply no later than 4/7/2002 at 11:59 PM.

	Please feel free to forward this to anyone who may be interested
and has not yet received it.

Garry Zacheiss
Systems Programmer
MIT Information Systems


