[From a CMU computer science department mailing list. --Declan] ---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Dahl Gerberick <Dahl.Gerberick@us.coopers.com>
Hi,
I recently took a senior level position with Coopers & Lybrand in Boston. As such it has come to my attention that they are looking for someone with the following background.
I do not expect that you will know where I can find such a person right now, but if you keep this message handy you might think of me if that person should come along in the near future.
If you should find someone who meets these requirements please get back to me, or have them contact me directly.
Dahl Gerberick 617-478-9936 (Office) 617-478-5900 (Fax) 617-784-2701 (Home) gerberick@acm.org
Thanks Dahl - -
PS: Feel free to redistribute this message as you see fit.
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1. Minimum 5- 10 years experience in applied cryptography
2. Ability to design and implement security applications that utilize encryption technology
3. Extensive knowledge of X.509 standards for digital certificates
4. Detailed knowledge of all prevailing algorithms, DES, IDEA, RSA, Elliptic curve, etc.
5. Algorithm development background not necessary
6. Intimate knowledge of all national standards for cryptographic implementations such as ANSI X.9 working group standards
7. Intimate knowledge of all commercially available encryption products from vendors such as Entrust, Verisign, Cylink, IBM, GTE, etc.
8. Knowledge of legal implications of electronic commerce such as ABA Digital Signature standard
9. Security consulting background a plus
10. Technical skill in TCP/IP, UNIX, internetworking technology