Open Positions in Ph.D. Studies in Open Source at the University of Erlangen, Germany

[Dirk Riehle <di...@riehle.org>]

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.

A prerequisite to starting Ph.D. studies in Germany are a German Diplom
or an M.S. degree from an accredited university, typically in a
technical field. Prior industry experience, or experience with open
source projects and/or agile methods is a plus.

Salary is competitive and the tri-city area of Nuernberg/Fuerth/Erlangen
is one of Germany's most beautiful and historic areas. Total population
is about one million inhabitants. You can live in the quaint and
family-oriented college town of Erlangen or in cosmopolitan Nuernberg
with its world-famous Christmas market or in historic Fuerth. See
Wikipedia for more details.

For more information, please see the department's home page at
http://www.cs.fau.de, the open source research group's home page at
http://osr.cs.fau.de, or the blog of Dirk Riehle at http://dirkriehle.com.

To apply, please send an email with your interests and a C.V. to the
group's leader, Prof. Dr. Dirk Riehle, at dirk.riehle@cs.fau.de.
Informal inquires are welcome too as well as declarations of interest to
start a Ph.D. studies at a later point in time.

If would like to stay up-to-date on the group's activities (open
positions, major research results, etc.), please subscribe to the
low-traffic announcements-only mailing list
http://groups.google.com/group/osr-announce.

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Re: Open Positions in Ph.D. Studies in Open Source at the University of Erlangen, Germany

[Emmanuel Lecharny <el...@apache.org>]

Hi,

I think the the best would be to post such proposal to jobs@apache.org.

Dirk Riehle wrote:
> 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.
>
> A prerequisite to starting Ph.D. studies in Germany are a German Diplom
> or an M.S. degree from an accredited university, typically in a
> technical field. Prior industry experience, or experience with open
> source projects and/or agile methods is a plus.
>
> Salary is competitive and the tri-city area of Nuernberg/Fuerth/Erlangen
> is one of Germany's most beautiful and historic areas. Total population
> is about one million inhabitants. You can live in the quaint and
> family-oriented college town of Erlangen or in cosmopolitan Nuernberg
> with its world-famous Christmas market or in historic Fuerth. See
> Wikipedia for more details.
>
> For more information, please see the department's home page at
> http://www.cs.fau.de, the open source research group's home page at
> http://osr.cs.fau.de, or the blog of Dirk Riehle at 
> http://dirkriehle.com.
>
> To apply, please send an email with your interests and a C.V. to the
> group's leader, Prof. Dr. Dirk Riehle, at dirk.riehle@cs.fau.de.
> Informal inquires are welcome too as well as declarations of interest to
> start a Ph.D. studies at a later point in time.
>
> If would like to stay up-to-date on the group's activities (open
> positions, major research results, etc.), please subscribe to the
> low-traffic announcements-only mailing list
> http://groups.google.com/group/osr-announce.
>


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cordialement, regards,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
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