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From: Jeffrey Joyce <joyce@cs.ubc.ca>
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Subject: possible job opportunity for HOL experts
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I am aware of a major software company in North America that may 
have a need of a small army of HOL experts beginning as early as
September 94 for a period of 6 months to a year (or maybe longer).
This work would involve the use of HOL to develop proofs of
correctness (and other related HOL based activities) for a system
with safety-critical components.  (I can't be more specific
than that except to say that it's an interesting project in a nice
location.)   The use of HOL in this project is only a possibility --
however, the decision to use HOL vs. some other approach might be
based on the availability of expertise to perform the required
proofs of correctness.  Thus, I am interested in hearing as soon
as possible (i.e., within the next few days) from anyone with HOL
expertise (ie., minimum 6 months full-time HOL hacking) who might be
available within the above timeframe to work on this project should
it became a reality.  If you are available/interested, please send
a brief email message (to me at <joyce@cs.ubc.ca>) indicating:

       1) availability (eg., "possibly available", "definitely available")
          for when (e.g., "as early as September 94 for six months")
       2) your HOL experience (be specific)
       3) your industrial experience
       4) your citizenship
       5) current affiliation

If you are a graduate student (with HOL expertise), it may be possible
to coordinate your participation in this project with your home
institution as an ``industrial internship''.

All replies will be treated confidentially.  I cannot tell you more about
this project at this time, so please don't ask.

