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Date: 29 Nov 91 19:03
From: Jeffrey Joyce <joyce@ca.ubc.cs>
To: info-hol <info-hol@edu.uidaho.cs.ted>
Cc: Vicky Stavridou <victoria@uk.ac.rhbnc.cs>
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Subject: forwarded message (job opportunity)

I am forwarding this message on behalf of Vicky Stavridou:

 - Jeff

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                DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
           ROYAL HOLLOWAY AND BEDFORD NEW COLLEGE
                   UNIVERSITY OF LONDON

               APPLIED FORMAL METHODS GROUP
                    RESEARCH ASSISTANT


Applications are invited for a Research Assistant to join the
IED/SERC SSVE project, whose aim is to build an integrated hardware
specification, simulation and verification environment. The project
is a collaboration with Professor JA Goguen of the Programming
Research Group at Oxford and is ``uncled'' by Inmos Ltd and RSRE. The
project has been running for two years and has already produced FUNNEL, a new
hardware description language with formal semantics and 2OBJ, a logical
framework theorem proving system based on the algebraic specification
language OBJ3.

We are now designing FUNNEL2, which is an enhancement
of FUNNEL with parameterisation. The person employed will be working on
FUNNEL2, writing a compiler to OBJ3 and doing case studies.
Applicants should have a BSc Hons degree and a PhD or equivalent
experience in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Mathematics and
Computer Science. A background in algebra and hardware design/verification
would be ideal and a facility with C or Lisp or ML is  essential.

The post is tenable for 1 year on the RA 1A (postdoctoral) salary scale and
a London allowance is payable. The position is  tenable from January 1992 or
as soon as possible thereafter.


Enquiries and letters of application including a full CV and the names of two
referees should be directed to

Victoria Stavridou,
Department of Computer Science,
Royal Holloway and Bedford New College,
University of London,
Egham,
Surrey TW20 OEX.

(Email: victoria@uk.ac.rhbnc.cs, Tel: 0784 443429/1, Fax: 0784 443420)

