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Amsterdam, Netherlands-based Uniface Technology (a division of Compuware Corp.)
is looking for HP3000-skilled Software Engineers.
 
 1 - The job
 2 - The company
 3 - The product
 4 - How to react
 
 
1 - The job
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The HP3000 product center is a small unit within Uniface which is responsible
for all technical aspects of UNIFACE on the Hewlett Packard HP3000 mini-
computer. For this multi-faceted environment, we are looking for Software
Engineers.
 
As a Software Engineer HP3000 Product Center you will be responsible for
development and maintenance of the HP3000-specific database drivers, maint-
aining technical contacts with Hewlett Packard and Uniface engineers, porting,
testing and documenting the product, and giving second-line support to
distributors and users. Your initiative and knowledge of the HP3000 market
will be a big influence on the future direction of UNIFACE on this platform.
 
We expect from you at least 3 years of experience with MPE/XL or MPE/iX,
in-depth knowledge of TurboIMAGE and third-party indexing tools, a working
knowledge of C or Pascal on the HP3000, and excellent communication skills
in English. Knowledge of Allbase/SQL, KSAM, HP intrinsics, NS3000 and TCP/IP
is an asset. You have experience and/or affinity with open systems and
fourth generation software development. You are analytical and quality-aware
and feel responsible for the product. Finally, you are used to working in
an informal atmosphere.
 
 
2 - The company
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Compuware Corporation (NASDAQ:CPWR) is a leading worldwide  provider of
software solutions across the entire application  lifecycle, including
application development, implementation,  maintenance and systems
management.  Compuware's Client/Server  Systems Group develops, markets and
supports the UNIFACE model-driven application development environment and
the EcoTOOLS and  EcoCHARGEBACK systems management products.  Founded in
1973 and based in Farmington Hills, Mich., Compuware has 3,900 employees in
38  countries dedicated to client/server systems, enterprise systems and
professional services.  For the 1994 fiscal year, Compuware reported  $394
million in revenues, making it one of the 20 largest  independent software
companies in the world.  Compuware distributes  the UNIFACE and EcoSystems
products through direct sales,  distributors, OEMs, value-added resellers
(VARs) and/or  joint-marketing arrangements.
 
Uniface Technology B.V. in Amsterdam implements the client-server
division of Compuware. It is one of the world's fastest growing software
companies and is based in a strategic location in Amsterdam south-east.
 
  "We believe (Compuware's) UNIFACE will deliver on its ambitious
technology promises, and become a strategic vendor of application
development tools," states the META Group report of August 3, 1994. "Since
today's development environment is inherently multivendor,
Compuware/Uniface offers IT the ability to reduce the proliferation  of
competing/cooperating vendors."
 
 
3 - The product
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  UNIFACE Six is a second generation client-server development  environment
specifically designed for building enterprise-scale  business applications.
Incorporating a component-based architecture, the UNIFACE Six development
environment consists of five integrated  workbenches that share information
from an application objects  repository.  These components include the
Application Objects  Repository, Application Model Manager, Rapid
Application Builder,  Deployment Manager, Developer Services and Personal
Series.
 
  Second generation tools like UNIFACE Six now use a balanced  client/server
approach or distributed function model.  UNIFACE Six  provides the ability
to assign application processing evenly between  the client and the server
to optimize speed and performance and  overcome the inefficiencies of first
generation tools. UNIFACE Six runs on VMS, UNIX, MPE/iX, DOS, Windows, OS/2,
Mackintosh and Windows/NT.
 
  META Group thinks that, with the introduction of the UNIFACE Six
development environment, Compuware will compete aggressively in the  second
generation tools market, and that the product has already met  two of the
three criteria the group lists for building  enterprise-scale applications:
o   Application logic distribution between the client and the server
(Distributed Function Model);
o   Three-tier architecture with support for multiple server in each  tier
and seamless access to legacy data;
o   Distributed systems management -- providing mainframe-like  security an
advanced trouble-shooting and team development.
 
 
4 - How to react
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If you are interested in this function, please mail your reaction with
curriculum vitae to
 
 Sonja Bloemers, Human Resources Officer
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For more information about the job, please contact
 
 Chris Breemer, Teamleader HP3000
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