Open Research Positions at IAAS: Semantic Web Services
Contact Info
Applications should be sent via e-mail to Andrea Wöhr
(woehr@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de); acknowledgement of receipt will be
returned. Please indicate very clearly the position you are applying for, the
requirements you meet and which you do not meet.
Informal enquiries may be made to Prof. Frank Leymann [ +49 (0)711 7814 470].
Summary
The Institute of Architecture of Application System (IAAS) of University of
Stuttgart has several openings for researchers in the area of coupling Web
Service technology with business process technology and reliable messaging
technology. This research is part of two projects funded by the EU: the SUPER
project and the TripCom project.
All applicants should have a strong background in Web Service technology and Web
Service standards, and should have experience in developing software in Java.
Additionally, general knowledge from the area of ontologies or semantic Web
would be helpful, and knowledge of the Web Services Modeling Ontology (WSMO -
see http://www.wsmo.org) would be useful.
Job Descriptions
You will be working as member of the IAAS, and in a European consortium of
researchers and advanced technology users. You will have the opportunity to
develop your research profile, to give demos and presentations, and to write
technical and research publications. Within SUPER our focus will be on linking
various aspects of business process technology with Semantic Web Service
technology. Within TripCom our focus will be on linking messaging technology
with Semantic Web Service Technology. According to the various foci to be
covered, the open positions require further background in addition to that
mentioned above.
Position 1:
• Business Process Modeling
• In-depth knowledge of BPEL
• Development of workflow applications
Position 4:
• Architecture of WFMS
• Use of WFMS
• WFMS & BP standards
Position 5:
• Messaging & database technology
• EAI technology
• Web architecture
Position 6:
• Messaging & database technology
• EAI technology
• Web Service middleware & implementation
Essential Personal Skills
• Enthusiasm in the design and implementation of middleware
• Strong architectural thinking
• Ability to work in a team
• Ability to work to deadlines
• Ability to handle constructive feedback
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
both, in English and German
Deadline and interview dates
Closing Date for applications: 31st January 2006.
Short-listing will take place by: 13th February 2006.
Interviews will be held during the week beginning: 20th February 2006. _________________ White Papers
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