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Open fulltime funded PhD student/post-doc positions for Monitoring,  Analyzing and Testing Uncertainties in Cloud and Cyber-Physical  Systems.       We are looking for  excellent PhD student and/or post-doc positions  to join our vibrant, dynamic and multinational team at the Distributed  Systems group at the Vienna University of Technology  (dsg.tuwien.ac.at). We have fulltime funded positions for a PhD  student (3 years) and/or a post-doc (2 years), starting as soon as  possible (expected within Jan-Mar 2015). The expected candidates will  work on an emerging exciting  topic of Cloud computing and Internet of  Things with a focus on understanding and analyzing uncertain behaviors  in a hybrid computing environment of cloud systems and cyber-physical  systems and on providing platforms and techniques to support testing  these uncertainties in such an environment. This research will be  carried out in the context of the H2020 U-Test project where the  expected candidates will have the opportunity to collaborate with  leading research groups in this topic. The expected candidates will  work under the supervision of Profs Hong-Linh Truong and  Schahram  Dustdar.         The selected candidate will be employed fulltime by the Vienna  University of Technology. A fulltime funded PhD student will work 40  hours/weeks and receive the salary at level B1 (currently 2615  EUR/month gross, 14 times/year) or a postdoc will work 40 hours/week  and receive the salary at level B1 (currently 3483 EUR/month gross, 14  times/year). Note that the current tuition fee at the Vienna  University of Technology is  maximum 745.22 EUR per semester  (http://www.tuwien.ac.at/en/services/department_for_studies_and_examinations/tuition_fee/)  with several exemption cases.          Potential candidates should possess     - A master degree (or equivalent) or a PhD in computer science     - Good knowledge about how to work in an EU/International research project.     - Excellent programming skills in Java      - Excellent knowledge in Cloud Computing, Web Services and SOA     - Excellent knowledge in distributed systems with a focus on middleware/platform     - Good knowledge in Internet of Things and Cyber-physical Systems     - Excellent scientific communication and writing skills     - Strong publications in top conferences (for postdocs)     - Strong experience in developing software prototypes      - Strong international teamwork experience       - Proficiency in English communication and writing        Prospective candidates should contact and send his/her applications,  including academic records, samples of master/PhD thesis and  scientific papers, a CV and relevant certificates, a statement on  software prototype development experience,  and a motivation letter,  to:          Hong-Linh Truong     Distributed Systems Group     Email:truong@dsg.tuwien.ac.at      Applications from female candidates are highly encouraged.       _______________________________________________  Please do not post msgs that are not relevant to the database community at large.  Go to www.cs.wisc.edu/dbworld for guidelines and posting forms.  To unsubscribe, go to https://lists.cs.wisc.edu/mailman/listinfo/dbworld  

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