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A person who operates a machine.
A person who runs a data processing center.
A person who maintains a development support library.
A person skilled in the operation of the computer
and associated peripheral devices.
A person who writes programs designed by other,
more experienced, programmers.
A person who maintains custody and control of disks, tapes,
and procedures manuals by cataloging and monitoring
the use of these resources.
A person that purchases a hardware or software system.
A person that manufactures, sells, or services computer equipment.
A person who designs data communications networks.
A person who oversees the work performed
in a word processing center.
A person who operates an electronic bulletin board.
A person whose regular job is directly related to the computer.
A person who uses a keyboard device to transcribe data.
A person responsible for operating the company's main computer
and for keeping an eye on the numerous employees using it.
A person who uses a computer system or its output.
A person responsible for the physical security of computers
and the logical security of their data resources.
A person involved in the design of a hardware product.
A person in charge of a large collection of software.
A person that has achieved a certain professional status,
usually by passing a rigorous examination.
A person trained in the information processing field, who works
with businesses and organizations on a temporary basis
helping them to solve problems.
A person who lays out a circuit in its original "large" form.
A person responsible for the enforcement of a project's goals.
A person who does clerical jobs in a computer installation.
A person skilled in solving problems, especially
with techniques involving a computer.
A person who wants to do something with a computer
but does not have experience programming.
A person not trying to learn in a meaningful manner,
but rather by trial and error.
A person who uses computers as tools in producing art.
Kyle Flemmer is an author, editor, and publisher from Calgary in Treaty 7 territory. He recently completed an MA in English Literature at the University of Calgary, where he researched digital poetics. Kyle founded The Blasted Tree Publishing Company in 2014 and served as Managing Editor of filling Station magazine from 2018-2020. He has published several poetry chapbooks, most recently Little Songs by No Press and Gourmand by Paper View Books. Kyle's first book, Barcode Poetry, was published by The Blasted Tree in 2021.
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