[Stellenangebote] Teilzeit-Job: Stud. Hilfskraft (80h/m) En­han­cing the FI­Tea­gle Frame­work and Con­nect it to FanTaaStic Services, TU Berlin

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Betreff: De­ve­l­oper (Studentische Hilfskraft): Fu­ture In­ter­net
Research | En­han­cing the FI­Tea­gle Frame­work and Con­nect it to
FanTaaStic Services
Von:     "Willner, Alexander" <alexander.willner at tu-berlin.de>
Datum:   Mo, Februar 17, 2014 08:37
An:      "stellenangebote at lists.spline.inf.fu-berlin.de"
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Title
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De­ve­l­oper (Studentische Hilfskraft): Fu­ture In­ter­net Research |
En­han­cing the FI­Tea­gle Frame­work and Con­nect it to FanTaaStic
Services

What you should do
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Developing software modules and REST interfaces to register, manage and
test new Future Internet testbeds; integration of portal, billing,
monitoring and reservation systems; also enhancing the FITeagle framework.
Also see http://av.tu-berlin.de/fantaastic and http://fiteagle.org


What we offer
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Work in hot research topics in the Future Internet field, integration in
current European research projects, learn a lot about professional
software development and maybe write your thesis afterwards at our
department.

Positions: 1 (we might also offer other positions)
Start: as soon as possible
End: about end of this year (we could extend the contract afterwards)


What you should know
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Very good knowledge in developing Java applications. Experiences with test
driven developments, maven, databases, and web services are welcome.


What we pay
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You can work up to 80 hours a month. We pay 10,98 EUR/h.


About the employer
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The Chair "Next Generation Networks (NGN)" (also called Architektur der
Vermittlungsknoten - AV in German) is lead by Prof Dr. Thomas Magedanz.
This chair - founded in 2004 and funded by the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft -
is part of the Institute for Telecommunication Systems within the Faculty
of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the Technische
Universität Berlin.

AV maintains a strong cooperation with the Fraunhofer FOKUS competence
center Next Generation Network Infrastructures (NGNI), which is also
directed by Prof. Magedanz. AV performs applied research and development
activities in the field of converging service and network environments,
looking for the migration from legacy telecommunication infrastructures
towards integrated service environments on top of fixed and mobile Next
Generation Networks (NGNs) and the emerging Future Internet (FI). The
overall AV/NGNI research vision NGN2FI Evolution reflects these research
activities. In this regard, AV scientists are active in various national
(BMBF) and international (European Union) research projects (see research)
related to Future Internet research in order to develop related software
toolkits and testbed infrastructures for efficient proof of concept
validation of innovative research ideas.

In addition, AV presents lectures, seminars and project courses for
Diploma, Master, and PhD students in the above mentioned fields (see
teaching). International students are welcome. All courses are presented
in English.

About the research group
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Have you ever attended a Chemistry class in school? Then you probably are
familiar with with the concept of a wearing a white coat and safety
goggles while performing an experiment that was discussed beforehand.

Research in the context of the Future Internet follows a similar line of
action - although it's usually not necessary to wear protective clothes.
In dedicated labs, so called testbeds, many different approaches are in
the process of being developed. Since this particular research area is
widely dispersed, starting with incremental evolutionary attempts onwards
to complete revolutionary ideas for the Internet of the future any
possible design is going to be considered.

In order to evaluate new protocols and architectures, testbeds with a wide
range of heterogeneous resources and variability in terms of size and
complexity are needed. Since a single testbed can't offer every kind of
resource, it is envisioned to interconnect all existing testbeds among
each other. This would allow to perform Future Internet experiments in a
world wide distributed fashion.

Our Research Area Future Internet Testbeds and Tools is focused on
cross-domain resource and infrastructure federation mechanisms that allow
connectivity and interworking of heterogeneous resources across boundaries
of administrative domains.


Links
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* http://av.tu-berlin.de/fitt
* http://fiteagle.org
* http://av.tu-berlin.de/fantaastic

Keywords
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Informatik, IT / Telekommunikation, Softwareentwicklung / Programmierung,
Webdesign / Multimedia Studienrichtung: Informatik, Technische Informatik

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