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COMPUTER SCIENTIST
"Mr objective on graduating from
college vas to obtain employment with
a leader in my profession. NSA fulfilled
that objective. The histories of NSA
and the computer have been
intertwined since the origins of both.
NSA continues to be the pacesetter in
the data systems field presenting
opportunities to be a part of the latest
technology being developed and used
industry-wide. "
Edward Johnson
B.S. Computer Science
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MATHEMATICIAN
"As an NSA Mathematician, I have the'
opportunity to perform research on a
wide variety of sophisticated and
challenging cryptologic problems. The
large body of mathematicians,
employed at NSA provides for
stimulating dialogue and healthy
collaboration. The work is enjoyable
from a personal standpoint and there is
the added satisfaction of knowing you
are making a positive contribution to
matters vital to our nation 's security. "
Dr. Ross E. Schipper
B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Mathematics
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LINGUIST
"Being a linguist, one of my concerns
centers on the opportunity for
continued education and professional
growth. NSA linguists can attend
language and other job related courses
at the Agency's own National
Cryptologic School at local colleges
and universities and at summer
workshops. The work affords every
opportunity to sharpen language skilLs
in a challenging and rewarding
atmosphere. "
Elizabeth Thompson
MA. Russian
NSA seek those individuals ?
possessing skilLs in the Slavic. Mid
Eastern and Far Eastern languages.
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ELECTRONIC ENGINEER
"As a college student faced
with finding a job and starting
a career you are presented
many options. NSA should be
one of your considerations.
Working at NSA has been
both a challenge and a
continual learning experience
since our mission demands ,
that we work on the cutting
edge of technology, I have
experienced the satisfaction
that comes with having been a
member of project teams
involved with a variety of
computer systems and
communications problems. "
Mark Wakh
B.E.E., M.E.
POT TOJDSELF i:2 KSIKE
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At the National Security Agency your future will be linked to the nations. Whether your
interests are in electronic engineering, computers, mathematical research or high priority
translation, you will play a meaningful role in the nation's communications security or the
production of foreign intelligence. NSA is challenge. NSA is opportunity. National
Security Agency headquarters are located in the pleasant Maryland suburbs, close to
Washington. D.C.. Baltimore and Annapolis. Maryland just minutes away from countless
cultural, historical recreational and educational opportunities. Find out more about
career opportunities offered by NSA: schedule an interview with us through your College
Placement Office. Or call us collect at 301-796-6161. Mr. Bernard Norvcll. College
Recruitment Manager, will be happy to talk with you. National Security Agency. Attn:
M32R, Fort George G. Meade. Maryland 20755. An Equal Opport unity Employer. -U.S.
Citizenship Required.
Nntinnol Sprnritv Acrenrv
tuesday, October 16, 1979
Energy expert to talk
John F. O'Leary, former deputy secretary of the
Federal Department of Energy, will speak in the Nebraska
Union' ballroom today at . 10:30 a.m. The topic will be
energy.
O'Leary assumed the position with the Department of
Energy upon creation of the post in October, 1977.
Prior to his present position, O'Leary was admini
strator of the Federal Energy Administration. The FEA
became part of the new department.
O'Leary also has served as administrator of the New
Mexico Energy Resources Board, director of licensing for
the Atomic Energy Commission and as a private consul
tant on energy matters.
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