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30 Keyword Phrases That ….. Epitomises Work Experience at Interlink Communications Ltd (Clacton, UK)

Posted by Colin Baxter, October 12th 2016 | no comments

OK, for a bit of fun and personal memory bank testing, here are 30 keyword phrases that epitomises my work experience at print server specialists Interlink Communications Ltd of Clacton on Sea – my first proper post after graduating at Warwick University with my BEng in Computer Systems Engineering – Junior Software Engineer, 1996:

NEC UPD70433

NEC Corporation V55PI microprocessor
print servers
embedded processor
x86 family
software development
Borland Turbo C++
RS232C
serial port
parallel port
TCP/IP
NetBeui
fault finding
telephone technical support
high-level programming
“printer linker”
“netpod”
firmware
coaxial cable
RJ-45 cable
communication protocols
oscilloscope
multi-meter
16-bit
dotmatrix screen
transceiver
Turbo C code rewriting
Netware
SNMP
printer queue
Windows NT

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