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Subject:2 contract positions in SLC From:Suzanne Lee <suzanne -at- AUTOSIM -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 26 Oct 1995 17:55:05 -0700
AutoSimulations makes simulation and scheduling software for manufacturers.
We have immediate openings for 2 contract positions in Salt Lake City:
1 - WRITER
We need a writer to create a user guide and some training material for a
scheduling product. This is a guide for planners to use on the shop floor
to allocate wafers/ICs to demand orders.
Required:
3-5 years of writing experience
experience creating training materials
DTP experience
your own Mac
Bonus traits :-)
basic knowledge of semiconductor assembly/test and/or production planning
PageMaker, MacDraw skills
2- ONLINE DOC WRITER
We need a writer to create a basic online doc/reference system for our
software. This includes graphics.
Required:
Online help experience
Document management experience (both printed and online file management)
Bonus traits :-)
Online help project managment experience
Experience with Dovetail and/or XVT
PC/Windows experience (and your own PC)
Ideal candidates would be local to Salt Lake City and could work at home as
well as occasionally onsite.
Please reply to me asap.
Thanks.
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from Suzanne Lee - suzanne -at- autosim -dot- com
AutoSimulations, Inc. - Bountiful, UT
(801)298-1398 ext 333 fax (801)298-8186
Visit ASI on the World Wide Web at http://www.autosim.com/
