DBIS

As part of the MyEduLife project, our team is looking for assistance in the administration and development of Blockchain Technology.

Fraunhofer FIT in cooperation with RWTH is are looking for skilled people interested in taking on the often not only technical task of ‘Connecting the Unconnected’. See https://wiback.org for more details on our work. Our focus is on ‘applied research’. You can work on your MSc or PhD or simply drive exciting projects forward. But, whatever you do should result in code or hardware that could be used in the field. You should have a strong EE or CS background and enjoy tinkering with either code or hardware or both. Key topics are wireless networks spectrum management, QoS,path computation, IoT and building energy efficient solar-powered wireless nodes to be used in the Global South(UNDP SDG 9c).

Der Lehrstuhl Informatik 5 (Informationssysteme und Datenbanken) unter Leitung von Prof. Dr. Stefan Decker befasst sich mit der formalen Analyse, prototypischen Entwicklung und praktischen Erprobung von Informationssystemen. Sie sollen die verteilte Erstellung, Integration und Evolution daten-intensiver Informatikanwendungen qualitätsorientiert dokumentieren und koordinieren. Konkrete Themengebiete sind Informationssysteme in den Ingenieurwissenschaften, in der technologie-gestützten Lehre und im Semantic Web.
Die ausgeschriebenen Stellen sind in aktuellen BMBF- und HSP 3 Projekten zur Digitalisierung der Hochschullehre angesiedelt. Die Beschäftigung zielt auf eine Promotion.

Entwicklung von Frontend und Backend einer Plattform für Metadaten wissenschaftlicher Veranstaltungen im Projekt ConfIDent (Laufzeit: 3 Jahre)

Das Fraunhofer Blockchain Labor sucht Studenten, die Interesse an der Mitarbeit in verschiedenen Blockchain Projekten haben. Die Arbeiten können in Aachen, Sankt Augustin (bei Bonn) oder in der Koordinierungsstelle des Blockchain Reallabors in Hürth (Köln) durchgeführt werden.

Our developer team needs reinforcements from experienced open source Java, Python and Web developers/designers. Student workers contribute to building an open source peer to peer multimodal learning analytics platform. Our team already developed sophisticated award-winning open source projects.

We are looking for a hiwi student in the role of a student helper for the lecture Implementation in Databases for the coming winter semester 2021. Primary tasks include the correction of assignment sheets, helping in the exercise sessions and the organization of the final exam. The duration of the hiwi job is between 10 -12 hours per week and the duration of the contract is until the end of this current semester. Evaluations will start immediately and continue until the positions are filled.

Our team is looking for an experienced web-service developer. The goal is the development of a distributed analytics platform based on RESTful-Services and containerisation technologies.

Showcase and extend your coding abilities!