"Сладкие" вакансии

DISTRIBUTED MIDDLEWARE ARCHITECT
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
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15+ years of overall experience
5+ years in leading technical positions
100% hands-on individual developer
Proven early stage startup experience
Ability to work directly with CTO on critical areas of product functionality
Expert knowledge of Java, Scala and Groovy
Fluent in Unix/Win environment and system programming
Guru-level proven experience in high performance computing
Published work, speaking engagements are the major plus
Expert knowledge in parallel and distributed programming
Demonstrable experience in distributed middleware is a must
Keen understanding of target market and fundamental of product marketing
Ability to cross-function between sales, marketing and product development
Some travel may be required - up to 10%

Cloud Computing Papers

Some Cloud Computing Papers from Illinois University.

[Book]: Великолепная книга по распределенным системам - "Distributed Computing - Principles, Algorithms, and Systems"

Великолепная книга по распределенным системам - "Distributed Computing - Principles, Algorithms, and Systems".

[PJP]: Web Services Are Not Distributed Objects

"Web Services Are Not Distributed Objects"
Werner Vogels, Cornell University

Abstract
Web services are frequently described as the latest incarnation of distributed object technology. This misconception, perpetuated by people from both industry and academia, seriously limits broader acceptance of the true Web services architecture. Although the architects of many distributed and Internet systems have been vocal about the differences between Web services and distributed objects, dispelling the myth that they are closely related appears difficult.
Many believe that Web services is a distributed systems technology that relies on some form of distributed object technology. Unfortunately, this is not the only common misconception about Web services. In this article, I seek to clarify several widely held beliefs about the technology that are partially or completely wrong.