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Programmer Positions Available
Design and Verification of Embedded Software
Embedded System Research Unit
Fondazione Bruno Kessler
(formerly part of IRST - Centro per la Ricerca Scientifica e Tecnologica)
Trento, Italy
The Embedded System Research Unit (http://es.fbk.eu) of the Bruno
Kessler Foundation, Trento, Italy, is seeking several skilled
programmers for software development in research projects.
The successful candidates will be enrolled with a fixed length
contract, and will be subject to a trial work period.
Candidate Profile
=================
The ideal candidate should have an MS or equivalent degree in computer
science, mathematics or electronic engineering, and have excellent
software design and development skills.
The candidate should be able to work in a collaborative environment,
with a strong commitment to developing high-quality software, and
achieving assigned objectives.
Prerequisites are
- deep knowledge of one of the following programming language:
Java, C++, C;
- hands-on experience with standard software development environments
either under MS Windows (TM) or under Unix/Linux.
Background knowledge and/or previous hands-on experience in the following
areas, though not mandatory, will be considered favorably:
- XML manipulation
- use and extension of the Eclipse development platform
- use of requirements engineering tools (e.g., Requisite Pro,
Rational Rose suite, ...)
Applications and Inquiries
==========================
Interested candidates should inquire for further information and/or
apply by sending email to <jobs[at]fbk[dot]eu>.
Applications should contain a statement of interest and a Curriculum
Vitae with marks. PDF format is strongly encouraged.
Emails will be automatically processed and should have
'RIF: ES/programmer'
as subject.
The Embedded System Research Unit
=================================
The Embedded Systems Unit consists of about 15 persons, including
researchers, post-Doc, Ph.D. students, and programmers. The
unit carries out research, tool development and technology transfer in
the fields of design and verification of embedded systems.
Current research directions include:
* Satisfiability Modulo Theory, and its application to the
verification of hardware, embedded critical software, and hybrid
systems (Verilog, SystemC, C/C++, StateFlow/Simulink)
* Formal Requirements Analysis based on techniques for temporal logics
(consistency checking, vacuity detection, input determinism,
cause-effect analysis, realizability and synthesis)
* Formal Safety Analysis, based on the integration of traditional
techniques (e.g. Fault-tree analysis, FMEA) with symbolic
verification techniques.
The unit develops and maintains several tools:
* the NuSMV symbolic model checker (http://nusmv.fbk.eu)
* the MathSAT SMT solver (http://mathsat.fbk.eu)
* the Formal Safety Analysis Platform FSAP (http://fsap.fbk.eu)
* the Requirements Analysis Tool RAT (http://rat.fbk.eu)
The unit is currently involved in several research projects, funded by
the European Union (FP VI and FP VII), the European Space Agency, the
European Railway Agency, as well as in industrial technology transfer
projects. The projects aim at applying research results to key
application domains such as space, avionics, railways, hardware design
and mobile embedded applications.
The Embedded Systems Unit is part of Fondazione Bruno Kessler,
formerly Istituto Trentino di Cultura, a public research institute of
the Autonomous Province of Trento (Italy), founded in 1976. The
institute, through its center for the scientific and technological
research, is active in the areas of Information Technology,
Microsystems, and Physical Chemistry of Surfaces and
Interfaces. Today, FBK is an internationally recognized research
institute, collaborating with industries, universities, and public and
private laboratories in Italy and abroad. The institute's applied and
basic research activities aim at resolving real-world problems, driven
by the need for technological innovation in society and industry.
Location
========
Trento is a lively town of about 100.000 inhabitants, located 130 km
south of the border between Italy and Austria. It is well known for
the beauty of its mountains and lakes, and it offers the possibility
to practice a wide range of sports. Trento enjoys a rich cultural and
historical heritage, and it is the ideal starting point for day trips
to famous towns such as Venice or Verona, as well as to enjoy great
naturalistic journeys. Detailed information about Trento and its
region can be found at http://www.trentino.to/home/index.html?_lang=en.
Contact Person
==============
* Alessandro Cimatti
mailto: <cimatti[at]fbk[dot]eu>
http://es.fbk.eu/people/cimatti
[[[ Apologies for multiple copies of this message ]]]
Programmer Positions Available
Design and Verification of Embedded Software
Embedded System Research Unit
Fondazione Bruno Kessler
(formerly part of IRST - Centro per la Ricerca Scientifica e Tecnologica)
Trento, Italy
The Embedded System Research Unit (http://es.fbk.eu) of the Bruno
Kessler Foundation, Trento, Italy, is seeking several skilled
programmers for software development in research projects.
The successful candidates will be enrolled with a fixed length
contract, and will be subject to a trial work period.
Candidate Profile
=================
The ideal candidate should have an MS or equivalent degree in computer
science, mathematics or electronic engineering, and have excellent
software design and development skills.
The candidate should be able to work in a collaborative environment,
with a strong commitment to developing high-quality software, and
achieving assigned objectives.
Prerequisites are
- deep knowledge of one of the following programming language:
Java, C++, C;
- hands-on experience with standard software development environments
either under MS Windows (TM) or under Unix/Linux.
Background knowledge and/or previous hands-on experience in the following
areas, though not mandatory, will be considered favorably:
- XML manipulation
- use and extension of the Eclipse development platform
- use of requirements engineering tools (e.g., Requisite Pro,
Rational Rose suite, ...)
Applications and Inquiries
==========================
Interested candidates should inquire for further information and/or
apply by sending email to <jobs[at]fbk[dot]eu>.
Applications should contain a statement of interest and a Curriculum
Vitae with marks. PDF format is strongly encouraged.
Emails will be automatically processed and should have
'RIF: ES/programmer'
as subject.
The Embedded System Research Unit
=================================
The Embedded Systems Unit consists of about 15 persons, including
researchers, post-Doc, Ph.D. students, and programmers. The
unit carries out research, tool development and technology transfer in
the fields of design and verification of embedded systems.
Current research directions include:
* Satisfiability Modulo Theory, and its application to the
verification of hardware, embedded critical software, and hybrid
systems (Verilog, SystemC, C/C++, StateFlow/Simulink)
* Formal Requirements Analysis based on techniques for temporal logics
(consistency checking, vacuity detection, input determinism,
cause-effect analysis, realizability and synthesis)
* Formal Safety Analysis, based on the integration of traditional
techniques (e.g. Fault-tree analysis, FMEA) with symbolic
verification techniques.
The unit develops and maintains several tools:
* the NuSMV symbolic model checker (http://nusmv.fbk.eu)
* the MathSAT SMT solver (http://mathsat.fbk.eu)
* the Formal Safety Analysis Platform FSAP (http://fsap.fbk.eu)
* the Requirements Analysis Tool RAT (http://rat.fbk.eu)
The unit is currently involved in several research projects, funded by
the European Union (FP VI and FP VII), the European Space Agency, the
European Railway Agency, as well as in industrial technology transfer
projects. The projects aim at applying research results to key
application domains such as space, avionics, railways, hardware design
and mobile embedded applications.
The Embedded Systems Unit is part of Fondazione Bruno Kessler,
formerly Istituto Trentino di Cultura, a public research institute of
the Autonomous Province of Trento (Italy), founded in 1976. The
institute, through its center for the scientific and technological
research, is active in the areas of Information Technology,
Microsystems, and Physical Chemistry of Surfaces and
Interfaces. Today, FBK is an internationally recognized research
institute, collaborating with industries, universities, and public and
private laboratories in Italy and abroad. The institute's applied and
basic research activities aim at resolving real-world problems, driven
by the need for technological innovation in society and industry.
Location
========
Trento is a lively town of about 100.000 inhabitants, located 130 km
south of the border between Italy and Austria. It is well known for
the beauty of its mountains and lakes, and it offers the possibility
to practice a wide range of sports. Trento enjoys a rich cultural and
historical heritage, and it is the ideal starting point for day trips
to famous towns such as Venice or Verona, as well as to enjoy great
naturalistic journeys. Detailed information about Trento and its
region can be found at http://www.trentino.to/home/index.html?_lang=en.
Contact Person
==============
* Alessandro Cimatti
mailto: <cimatti[at]fbk[dot]eu>
http://es.fbk.eu/people/cimatti
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