[Dbworld] Post Doc. Position in Middleware Platforms for Mobile Computing

              Post. Doc. Position in 
      Middleware Platforms for Mobile Computing

Applications are invited for a research position at
postdoctoral, alternatively at senior research scientist
level, at Simula Reserach laboratory, Oslo, Norway, 
in the Networks and Distributed Systems group.  More 
information about the group is available at
http://www.simula.no.

The position is for two years with possibilities for 
extension. Candidates should have a Ph.D. in computer 
science or a related discipline, and have a strong 
background in distributed systems. In particular we 
are looking for candidates with experience in component
middleware platforms and mobile computing.

The position will be connected to the involvement of the 
Network and Distributed Systems group in the EU project
MADAM. Project MADAM aims to develop modelling language
extensions, tools and middleware that are required by 
software engineers to develop innovative mobile-based 
applications. Our main task in the project is to develop 
a component-based reflective middleware platform that 
supports application needs for context-aware adaptation and 
reconfiguration. 

The successful candidate is also expected to contribute to 
the management of the research project (administrative tasks).

Applications including a curriculum vitae, and names
and addresses of three referees, should be sent to the 
address below. To speed up processing, applicants 
themselves may request their referees to send recommendation 
letters. 

Application deadline is August 9, 2004.

For futher information, please contact

professor Frank Eliassen

Networks and Distributed Systems

Simula Research Laboratory
P.O.Box 134
NO-1325 Lysaker, Norway


Telephone: +47 67 82 82 00
Telefax:   +47 67 82 82 01
Direct:    +47 67 82 83 83
Mobile:    +47 905 433 22
E-mail: frank-S8y2klWGCOFhl2p70BpVqQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Web: www.simula.no


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