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Big Data/Data Layer Architect
Ericsson Athlone is looking for a Big Data/Data Layer Architect.
The Big Data/Data Layer Architect has overall responsibility for driving the major technical decisions, expressed as the software architecture. This typically includes identifying and documenting the architecturally significant aspects, component and deployment of the system. You will be responsible to drive the implementation of the data layer for the Ericsson OSS product and is responsible to ensure all non-functional requirements will be met and proven within the market. For more information, or to apply, please visit: http://bit.ly/1FNSCfq
Social media is 25% of Big Data focus for Enterprises
According to Unisphere research, of the companies undertaking “big data” projects, 25% is based on Social Media, unstructured data. The full report is very comprehensive and makes for an interesting read:
http://www.dbta.com/DBTA-Downloads/ResearchReports/3905-2013-Big-Data-Opportunities-Survey.htm
To see what Ericsson is doing with Big Data and Social media – here is a great video from Christian Norlin, Master Researcher at Ericsson’s Research User Experience Lab where he discusses the tremendous possibilities for cities when they start to use big data.
http://www.ericsson.com/ie/news/130807-citizens-access-to-big-data_244129227_c
Big Data meets Telecommunication – Be Part Of It
Ericsson Network IQ Statistics is a performance management application for multi-vendor and multi-technology environments. It collects and processes data for use in performance reporting and resource planning.
Ericsson Athlone is looking for an Experienced Integration Solution Designer. The role involves the development and automation of integration, installation and upgrade solutions for the OSS and Eniq products. Think this is you? Please click here to know more or apply:
http://tas-ericsson.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?job=00096812
Big Data Analysis Made Easy
Big data is very topical at he moment with Edward Snowden so much in the news for blowing the whistle on Prism, and whatever your views on it, Big Data is undeniably the technological Zeitgeist. As you may or may not know, big data is a favorite topic of mine, that’s why it was with regret that I missed the Jaspersoft Breakfast Seminar last week in Dublin. On the bright side though, Jaspersoft have been kind enough to make materials available online. The slides make for interesting reading, so much so, I’ve decided to set up my Hadoop/MongoDB lab over the weekend (wish me luck!).
The slides are available (although the link to Bryan Drexlers slides is currently broken) here, and are comprehensive from an overview of the area (for example, did you know that 90% of the data in the world was created in the last 2 years?) to pragmatic and straightforward advice on building interactive dashboards from Raphaël Peguet. You can view the slides here: https://www.jaspersoft.com/event/big-data-analysis-made-easy
Great to see these tools becoming more and more powerful and accessible. It would be great to see Jaspersoft develop a predictive modelling application to compete with the open-source Weka or SAS. Here’s hoping.
JEE Lead Developers / Architects
Were always interested in hearing from you if you are a Senior Java professional. We have a large Product Development Unit (PDU) in Athlone that is working on cutting edge solutions such as SON, Hadoop and others. Here is what we are currently hiring:
https://tas-ericsson.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=00096479
Big Data Public Private Forum (BIG)
A great coup for NUI Galway as they landed the role for leading Ireland’s involvement in the €3m EU project Big Data Public Private Forum (BIG).
According to NUI, The BIG project aims to:
provide a platform for industry, research, policy makers, and community initiatives to discuss the challenges of Big Data and the emerging Data Economy. The project is developing a requirements roadmap together with action plans for addressing these challenges at the European-level. The project sees eleven companies, research institutions and community initiatives from six European countries join forces to tackle issue surrounding Big Data
For more, you can visit the NUI Galway website here: http://www.nuigalway.ie/about-us/news-and-events/news-archive/2013/april2013/3-million-eu-project-to-roadmap-a-big-data-strategy-for-europe.html
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