GemAIR, Inc., Dayton’s Internet resource, has full- and part-time openings for technical support personnel. Individuals will provide telephone support for Internet service customers, set up and maintain customer server operations (i.e., web sites, domain names, company e-mail), and some on-site assistance for business accounts.

Candidates should be proficient in Windows 3.1, 95/98, and NT; Netscape Communicator 4.5 and Internet Explorer 4.01; and e-mail, web browsing, and all Internet communications. Candidates should have a basic knowledge of recon-figuring and upgrading common modems. They should also have a firm grasp of networking basics and fundamentals and Windows dial-up networking set-up. Knowledge of Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), Web page writing (HTML) is also helpful.

Candidates should be multi-task oriented, able to quickly change focus, able to work without requiring technical assistance, and able to work well with people. Knowledge or experience with Web Server/e-mail/DNS Administration, ISDN, router configuration and use, Windows NT or Novell networking, or Perl for Linux is a plus.

Hours of operation are from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday–Friday and various shifts are available. Salary dependent on qualifications/experience. Benefit packages available for FT employees.

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New Horizons Computer Learning Center, a worldwide leader in computer training, needs part-time technical support in the Fairborn, Ohio, center. Responsibilities entail configuration of classroom computers for end-user classes.

Afternoon/evening/weekend shifts available. Experience with Windows 95 or Windows NT Workstations required. Training opportunities are available in A+ Certification, Novell network (CNA, CNE) and Microsoft network (MCPS, MCSD, MCSE) certifications. Salary commensurate with experience starting at $7.

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Simulation Technologies, Inc. (STI), has positions available for individuals seeking work experience and training in technical fields. STI offers flexible hours and competitive salaries.

Candidates must be U.S. citizens and currently seeking a technical degree. C/C++ experience is preferred.

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The Center for Advanced Friction Studies (CAFS) at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois, is currently accepting applications for paid summer internships. The small number of CAFS internships results in an exciting hands-on experience in a modern research facility.

The internships will run from June 14 through August 6 and involve the study of the performance of friction systems, with particular focus on the needs of the aeronautical and automotive industries. Interns will complete a research project based on their strengths and interests while working closely with CAFS scientists and faculty. Areas of current research include: thermophysical properties of materials, structure and compositon influences, evaluation of friction and wear mechanisms, scaling of dynamometer test data, automobile and heavy duty brake systems, property/performance relationships, micro-mechanisms of friction surfaces, formulation of new materials, carbon-carbon composites, transfer layer and third body effects, surface analysis by profilometry, thermal modeling of brake systems, aircraft brake materials, and vibration analysis of brake systems.

To qualify, students must be majoring in engineering or physics; a junior or senior by June, 1999; and have approporiate authorization to work in the U.S. Stipends are $2800 if interns provide their own housing and meals or $2200 if housing and meals are provided to the intern.