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Die DATEV eG ist einer der besten Arbeitgeber in Nürnberg und Umgebung. Sie haben vielleicht das Engagement der DATEV in unserer Lehre wahrgenommen (User Experience Design: Ulf Schubert, Software-Architektur: Victor Sauermann). Die DATEV lädt Sie ein, sie auf der CeBIT 2012 näher kennenzulernen. Nur Mut! Siemens AG’s Industry Sector “Drive Technologies” is a research partner of the Open Source Research Group. Its research and development business unit is looking for a student to help build a feature model for the real-time system SINAMICS, an embedded system used to control electro motors. A bit more detail:
For more information, please talk to Prof. Riehle to be put in touch. Bosch (the Robert Bosch GmbH) is a research partner (and sponsor) of the open source research group. Its research department is looking for an (applied) open source researcher to join their team:
Read more about it in the original Bosch job description. JDownloader, an open source project started by students of the Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nürnberg (hey, that’s us!!) is a huge success story. With more than 15 million active users, it is widely recognized and used software. Appwork, the company behind JDownloader, is hiring. This is your chance to get in at the ground level into a hot start-up. Appwork is looking for an (experienced) Java developer with knowledge in web technologies and file serving and sharing. Both playfulness and hard work attitude are a must. Agile methods experience (like our class on agile methods and open source :-)) is an added benefit. The office is in Fürth and you’d be joining a small but growing team. For more information check out their website or contact us. Die DATEV ist eine der großen Nürnberger Erfolgsgeschichten in der Softwareentwicklung. Sie ist auf der Suche nach neuen kompetenten Mitarbeitern. Folgende Email/Anfrage erreichte uns:
Bei Interesse wenden Sie sich an uns oder direkt an die DATEV. Mydosis, a FAU student start-up that recently received seed stage funding, is looking for an additional co-founder or employee #1. We are looking for a student and/or experienced Java software developer to help us take http://mydosis.de to the next stage. Mydosis is a community portal for pediatric dosage information. If a Medical Doctor (M.D.) prescribes a drug to an infant today, in 90% of all cases, this drug will not have been approved for infants nor is there validated information provided by the drug makers. Basically, M.D.s are left to their own devices, and the Mydosis community portal, operating on the Wiki(pedia) principle is its first and one-stop shop for self-help. (The Mydosis blog has more information, and we also posted here about it (in German). More on the business model as we engage.) We are looking for a technical person to help develop the company software further. You can join the founding team as a co-founder and receive a salary or be paid in equity. Other models are possible too. We are interested in capable technical people and compensation will be commensurate with your energy and experience (FAU students are welcome). If you are interested, please contact Markus Stipp (project leader) or Dirk Riehle (scientific advisor). Update 2010-03-31: The company in question is WeWebU; read more about its open source strategy in their recent press release. Also, the company would like to hire the person described below directly, as an employee. A potential dissertation then has become a separate matter. If you are interested, please direct your resume directly to the CEO of WeWebU, Stefan Waldhauser, at stefan.waldhauser@wewebu.de. Continue reading Dissertation on “Going Open Source” Case Study Update 2010-01-01: These job postings are now closed. They will reopen in mid 2010. Stay tuned! The Open Source Research group at the Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nuremberg is seeking to hire recent graduates or experienced software developers to start doctoral studies immediately. We have several open positions. The main research topic are open source software engineering processes, practices, and tools. Examples of application domains of interest are software forges (tools), business applications, medical technology, mobile devices, and social software. Broader software engineering topics with a tie-in to open source are also of interest. Research work will typically require a combination of analytical and empirical work combined with software development work. The university supports the creation of startups from prior doctoral research work. Update 2010-01-01: Diese Stellenausschreibung ist jetzt geschlossen. Wir werden sie Mitte 2010 wieder öffnen. Bleiben Sie dran! Die neu-gegründete Open-Source-Forschungsgruppe an der Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg sucht zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiter/innen. Wir suchen sowohl frisch-diplomierte Studienabgänger wie auch erfahrene Softwareentwickler, die gern promovieren möchten. Das primäre Forschungsgebiet sind Open-Source-Softwareentwicklungsprozesse, -praktiken, und -werkzeuge. Es besteht besonderes Interesse an den Anwendungsgebieten Softwareschmieden (cf. SourceForge) und -werkzeuge, Geschäftsanwendungen, Medizintechnik, Mobile Geräte (Handys), und “Social Software” (Wikis). Darüber hinausgehende Themen der Softwaretechnik sind ebenfalls von Interesse, solange sie einen Bezug zum Open Source haben. Üblicherweise wird die Promotionsforschung analytische und empirische Arbeiten mit konkreter Softwareentwicklung kombinieren. Die Unversität unterstützt die Ausgründung von Startups auf Basis zuvor geleisteter Promotionsarbeiten. |
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