Position :: Senior JAVA Developer with DevOps , Sunnyvale, CA

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Senior JAVA Developer with DevOps  (70-80% Java Developer & 20-30% DevOps Engineer)

Sunnyvale, CA

Contract Role

 

Required Skills:

·           Candidate must have a development background in Java and expertise in Maven

·           Develop and Maintain DevOps tools using Java/J2EE

·           Programming Languages: Java

·           Binary Repository Manager - Nexus/Artifactory

·           Build system - Maven, Ant,

·           OS - RHEL, Centos

·           Scripting: BASH, Python, Perl

·           Config Mgmt: Ansible, Puppet, Chef

·           Prototyping: Vagrant, VMWare Workstation/Fusion

·           Front End Development using JavaScript, AngularJS etc. (NICE TO HAVE)

 

  

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Position:: SSIS/ SSRS Developer , OR

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SSIS/ SSRS Developer

Location: Portland, Oregon

Contract Position

 

Rate: $45 /hr

 

SSRS / SSIS are mandatory skills.   Below is the customer inputs for MSBI profiles.

1.       Candidates with a specialty or recent experience in Microsoft BI (SSRS / SSIS) is strongly preferred.

2.       Candidates should have 5-7+ years of strong Business Intelligence experience.

3.       Experience using Agile process methodologies are strongly preferred.

4.       Candidates with experience on current platforms (SQL 2012/2014) and contemporary BI tools (i.e. Power BI or Tableau) are a plus

5.       Candidates with experience working in fast-paced environments who have experience being involved early in project initiation and experience juggling multiple projects are preferred

 

 

 

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Position- .Net Architect with AZURE , Houston , TX

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Position- .Net Architect with AZURE

Location- Houston , TX

Job Type- Contract

 

Job Requirements-

 

·       Candidate should have - 10 years of technical experience in .NET, C# programming

·       3+ years of strong experience in Azure technologies that includes

o   Cloud Services – Worker Roles, Web Roles, Storage, Networking

o   IaaS

o   Cortana Analytics Suite – ADF, HDInsight, Storage

·       Experience with AGILE development, SCRUM and Application Lifecycle Management

·       Strong written and verbal communication skills

·       Candidate should be responsible for Designing and implement solutions in Azure cloud platform and related technologies

 

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Required || AWS Cloud Engineer/Devops Engineer || New York City, NY || Long Term ||

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AWS Cloud Engineer/Devops Engineer

New York City, NY

Long Term

Phone And In-Person

 

Qualifying Questions

 

1.      Are you proficient in managing AWS environment and have implemented best practices?

2.      Which area are you proficient in 

1.      Systems Engineering (concepts on Full Web Stack, Linux Administration, SSL, DNS, Network Engineering, Performance Tuning etc)

2.      Automation/Programming

 

Detailed Questions (mostly yes and no answers for info only)

·         Number of Years with AWS:

·         Created Security Policies in AWS:

·         Experience on Security Tools:

·         Proficient in Linux:

·         Implemented Configuration Management using puppet/chef/Ansible/Custom Scripts:

·         Which programming language proficient (if 2b):

·         Managed any public sites:

·         Optimized any Web Servers like nginx/apache:

 

JOB REQUIREMENT

 

AWS Cloud Engineer

 

- Expert level hands on experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS), including RDS, EC2, S3, VPC, IAM, security polices and CloudFormation (not through the Console)

- Hands on In-depth knowledge of Linux/Unix tools and architecture

- Experience with source control application like GIT

- Knowledge of web, security, and networking protocols

- Experience with web-based applications and/or web services-based applications

- Experience with other technologies such as docker/mesos a plus

- Knowledge of any one high-level programming language a plus

- A bachelor's degree and 3-8 years of professional work experience (or a master's degree and 3-5 years of professional work experience, or a PhD degree) is required.

 

CERTIFICATION(S) DESIRED :

- AWS Certifications

- RedHat Certifications

 

What will you be doing

 

- Build from the ground up reliable infrastructure services in AWS to deliver highly scalable services

- Selecting the appropriate AWS service based on data, compute, database, or security requirements

- Work closely with development teams to integrate their projects into the production AWS environment and ensure their ongoing support once there.

    - Gain a deep application-level knowledge of the systems as well as contributing to their overall design.

    - Work closely with other internal teams to build security, reliability, and scalability into the development lifecycle.

    - Dive deep into the software stack to troubleshoot as needed.

- Build engineering automation and productivity tools to streamline and scale applications in the production environment

- Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to application development, deployment and operations

- Build design and training documentation

 

 

 

 

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Looking for Data Integration Consultant , NC

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Title: Data Integration Consultant  (Tech Lead Enterprise Integration)

Location: Raleigh, NC

6-12 months Contract

 

 

Skill1 - B2B Technology

Should be able to provide end-to-end integration solutions across B2B Technology, EBI, BPM/BPM, e-Mobility and on dependent solutions like Portal and Data integration. Should have in depth working experience of one EBI tools Technology/solution implementation and multiple tools Technology knowledge. Should have a good base knowledge of J2EE or .NET or Mainframe skills

 

Skill2 - B2B Design

Should have working knowledge B2BI and/or EAI integration projects. Have complete understand of integration styles-point to point, hub and spoke, broker - publish & subscribe. Should have one are more B2BI or EAI tools experience in integration development / support projects. Should have worked on EDI/XML/XSLT message mappings/implementations. Should have a good base knowledge of J2EE or.NET or Mainframe skills

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Skill1 - B2B Technology

Should have working knowledge B2BI and/or EAI integration projects. Have complete understand of integration styles -point to point, hub and spoke, broker - publish & subscribe. Should have one are more B2BI or EAI tools experience in integration development / support projects. Should have worked on EDI/XML/XSLT message mappings/implementations. Should know integration design patterns and possess design expertise. Should have a good base knowledge of J2EE or .NET or Mainframe skills

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Looking for SAS Administrator, Foster City, CA

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SAS Administrator

Location: Foster City, CA

6 months +

 

·         Administration and Maintenance of SAS GRID

·         Manage SAS Services to maintain high availability

·         Knowledge on Unix/Linux shell scripting

·         Monitoring of servers, databases and workstations to ensure availability and efficiency.

·         Monitoring the SAS environment and updating of various Batches and  Monitor SAS portal.

·         SAS configuration, User Administration, SAS Data Library Management, Backup and Restore, LSF scheduling, Configuring folder structures, license renewal, apply hotfix etc.

 

Minimum Experience Required: 5-8 YEARS

Mandatory Skills: SAS ADMIN Business Analysis, Statistical Analysis, Business Analytics, Statistical Modeling

 

 

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Re: [DIYbio] Re: Eating Glow in the dark yogurt

Gfp lollipops anyone ?
http://licknlight.com/lnl-en/

Have seen/tasted at labeasy/event by madlab/arts catalyst and collaborators.

And their safety info.
http://licknlight.com/lolipop/safety/
Looks to me gras (generally regarded as safe).

On 31 May 2016 07:09, "Sebastian S Cocioba" <scocioba@gmail.com> wrote:
Why doesn't someone just put a GFP plasmid with kanamycin selection into the yogurt. Might need a different ORI but it would be worth the effort to just do it and not speculate. If it does not fold or the chromophore does not oxidize then so be it but I think its worth attempting nonetheless. The low pH might be an issue so go for a more pH stable fluorescent protein like RFP. 

Sebastian S. Cocioba
CEO & Founder
New York Botanics, LLC


On May 31, 2016, at 1:38 AM, Patrik D'haeseleer <patrikd@gmail.com> wrote:

Here's an interesting thought I've been toying with:

One of the classical yogurt making bacteria is Streptococcus thermophilus, a close relative of S. pyogenes, which is the source of the canonical Cas9 gene.

Turns out that S. thermophilus has a native Cas9 system. So in theory, all we need to do genome editing in S. thermophilus would be to provide it with an artificial CRISPR casette!

Completely bypasses any IP issues around Cas9 as well...  :-)

Patrik

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Re: [DIYbio] Re: Eating Glow in the dark yogurt

Why doesn't someone just put a GFP plasmid with kanamycin selection into the yogurt. Might need a different ORI but it would be worth the effort to just do it and not speculate. If it does not fold or the chromophore does not oxidize then so be it but I think its worth attempting nonetheless. The low pH might be an issue so go for a more pH stable fluorescent protein like RFP. 

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CEO & Founder
New York Botanics, LLC


On May 31, 2016, at 1:38 AM, Patrik D'haeseleer <patrikd@gmail.com> wrote:

Here's an interesting thought I've been toying with:

One of the classical yogurt making bacteria is Streptococcus thermophilus, a close relative of S. pyogenes, which is the source of the canonical Cas9 gene.

Turns out that S. thermophilus has a native Cas9 system. So in theory, all we need to do genome editing in S. thermophilus would be to provide it with an artificial CRISPR casette!

Completely bypasses any IP issues around Cas9 as well...  :-)

Patrik

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[DIYbio] Re: Eating Glow in the dark yogurt

Here's an interesting thought I've been toying with:

One of the classical yogurt making bacteria is Streptococcus thermophilus, a close relative of S. pyogenes, which is the source of the canonical Cas9 gene.

Turns out that S. thermophilus has a native Cas9 system. So in theory, all we need to do genome editing in S. thermophilus would be to provide it with an artificial CRISPR casette!

Completely bypasses any IP issues around Cas9 as well...  :-)

Patrik

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Re: [DIYbio] Eating Glow in the dark yogurt

Incidentally, I recently briefly looked into the safety and feasibility of fluorescent proteins as food dyes. Attached a safety evaluation I found for red fluorescent protein, which makes a case for GFP in the process for comparison. General conclusion was "theory points to it very likely being safe".

I still need an answer to my own follow-up question of whether it is feasible to keep these proteins stable in food, though, and under what kind of circumstances. Well, maybe not for GFP anymore, thanks a poster above!


On Thursday, June 14, 2012 at 5:13:21 AM UTC+2, Dan wrote:
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 10:53 PM, Katherine Gordon
<kthrn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello
> If I eat Biolumenescent yogart will I then GLOW in the dark??

Here are some questions to consider.

1. What (in general terms) makes the yogurt glow in the dark?
2. What would it take to make you flow in the dark?
3. What happens to yogurt when you eat it?
4. What happens to the answer to #1 (what makes the yogurt glow in the
dark) after you eat it?

-Dan

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[DIYbio] Re: Eating Glow in the dark yogurt

On Monday, May 30, 2016 at 9:45:10 PM UTC-7, Chowe wrote:

Has anyone heard of any examples of humans consuming organisms that are expressing the bacterial lux operon? 

I know that firefly luciferase and a range of fluorescent proteins have been expressed in animals before with no toxic effects. I highly doubt that they would be any more toxic when ingested rather than expressed in the animal's own cells.

Anyone know if the bacterial lux operon has been used as a bioluminescent marker in animals?

Patrik

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[DIYbio] Re: Eating Glow in the dark yogurt

It looks there are some fluorescent proteins developed recently in lactic acid bacteria that are functional under anoxic conditionshttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26129953 

Has anyone heard of any examples of humans consuming organisms that are expressing the bacterial lux operon? 

On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 at 12:38:15 AM UTC-6, Jonathan Cline wrote:
Has anyone eaten a synthetic bio organism?
Is anyone eager to try?
How about eating biohacked yogurt?
I asked this a couple years ago and there were no takers yet.  Perhaps opinions have changed.



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Re: [DIYbio] Re: Eating Glow in the dark yogurt

..neither of which are likely to work, sadly: GFP needs oxygen to fold. Other fluorophores are probably OK?

Look up "traffic light sushi" by the center for genomic gastronomy. They are glofish and are not dead yet. :)

On 30 May 2016 22:46:32 IST, Bryan Jones <bryanjjones@gmail.com> wrote:
While I haven't seen any studies investigating this, I would think that eating recombinant GFP is extremely unlikely to cause any negative effects. I would jump at the chance to eat GFP lactobacilus yogurt or GFP saccharomyces beer. 

On Mon, May 30, 2016, 3:43 PM Chowe <coreyhowe99@gmail.com> wrote:
I wanted to revive this thread to see if anyone has found any new info or studies on the safety/toxicity of eating GFP or bioluminescent systems? 

On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 at 12:38:15 AM UTC-6, Jonathan Cline wrote:
Has anyone eaten a synthetic bio organism?
Is anyone eager to try?
How about eating biohacked yogurt?
I asked this a couple years ago and there were no takers yet.  Perhaps opinions have changed.



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Re: [DIYbio] Re: Eating Glow in the dark yogurt

While I haven't seen any studies investigating this, I would think that eating recombinant GFP is extremely unlikely to cause any negative effects. I would jump at the chance to eat GFP lactobacilus yogurt or GFP saccharomyces beer. 

On Mon, May 30, 2016, 3:43 PM Chowe <coreyhowe99@gmail.com> wrote:
I wanted to revive this thread to see if anyone has found any new info or studies on the safety/toxicity of eating GFP or bioluminescent systems? 

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Has anyone eaten a synthetic bio organism?
Is anyone eager to try?
How about eating biohacked yogurt?
I asked this a couple years ago and there were no takers yet.  Perhaps opinions have changed.



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[DIYbio] Re: Eating Glow in the dark yogurt

I wanted to revive this thread to see if anyone has found any new info or studies on the safety/toxicity of eating GFP or bioluminescent systems? 

On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 at 12:38:15 AM UTC-6, Jonathan Cline wrote:
Has anyone eaten a synthetic bio organism?
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How about eating biohacked yogurt?
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[DIYbio] Re: DIYbio in Heidelberg, Germany

Probably the book was intended for the general public, who doesn't have knowledge of what a "biology" is at all.

Are there no books about biotech laws? I guess most biologists are not interested in all the laws (just need to know the ones that directly affect them), and most lawyers don't care for biology either.





On Monday, April 4, 2016 at 6:21:35 PM UTC+2, ukitel wrote:
Hi,

Actually I have an academic background and a PhD in biology, but I am a great supporter of the DIYbio philosophy.
I believe biotechnology should be available to everyone and I think that DIYbio can also do a lot to improve the actual system in academy that is driven by novelty at all costs, funding wars and publish-or-perish. I think these things are causing scientists to lose more and more from their view two important aspects about science: doing it for the love of knowledge and doing it for the people, and DIYbio can help to bring this back.

I am looking for other DIYbio enthusiasts in the Heidelberg area. I am not aware of any DIYbio community here, and in this case I would seriously consider the idea to found one. Heidelberg is a great place for it, there are many biology research institution and this attracts lots of students interested in biotechnology. There are many scientific-related events such as science slams. Morevoer, there is also a very successful iGEM team.

If anyone is interested in this, please don't hesitate to contact me.

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[DIYbio] Re: Anyone ordered from G-biosciences?

that is a great price on oligos. I'm going to ask them about it. I've been looking for a good DIY supplier.

-Koeng

On Friday, May 27, 2016 at 4:14:32 AM UTC, Scott wrote:
Try BioBasic.com. I use them all the time and they ship to my residence. I haven't tried gbiosci but thanks for the link. If you do use them let us know your expereince.

MOPS
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CAPS and CAPSO

Cheers,
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[DIYbio] Re: North Carolina Biotech

Hello AJH, 

I know this is an old thread, but I'm hoping you might have some advice for me. I am trying to get a DIYBio community started in Asheville NC. I am also interesting in competing in iGEM, a synthetic biology competition. How is your program going? Are you still teaching these lab techniques?

Thanks for your time
- Nick

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I'm a biology and biotechnology instructor at a NC community college in Shelby NC, situated between Charlotte and Asheville. We have a state grant to expand our biotech curriculum. Our courses are intended for anyone with an interest in biotechnology, as well as undergraduates who plan on pursuing further studies in biology at the university level.

I will be teaching Intro to Biotech this summer, and I hope to make this an extremely hands-on, laboratory techniques course. We will be covering mammalian and plant cell culture techniques, bacterial cultures, plasmid construction and cell transformation. These projects will cover basic laboratory techniques including DNA gel electrophoresis, DNA/RNA isolation, western blots, and introductory microscopy.

We are also interested in helping anyone who would like to use our lab space for an independent study project under the guidance of our biotech faculty.

I would love to know if anyone in the DIY Bio community has any suggestions or questions about the curriculum covered in our program.

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