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ERICSSON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: JUNIOR DEVOPS AUTOMATION ENGINEER INTERNSHIP

LOCATION: Switzerland

The Junior DevOps Automation Engineer Intern will be integrated and directly involved in the team at Ericsson Switzerland developing these automation capabilities for the voice communications domain. This will be an intern position where you will work together with other DevOps engineers in fulfilling the tasks handled by the team in this area and in the production of an advanced telecom network automation ecosystem.

ELIGIBILITY:

Key skills:

Analytical approach and a constructive attitude

Flexibility and ability to adapt to different situations

Ability to work independently and act as a part of the team

Knowledge of the Linux operating system utilization and administration

Knowledge and experience in scripting and software programing

Knowledge of Python, Ansible, Java, YAML, JSON

Knowledge in the deployment and utilization of Linux applications and tools, such as Jira, Gitlab, Jenkins, Prometheus, Grafana

Understanding of virtualization and cloud-native technologies, both on-prem and on hyperscalers (OpenStack, Kubernetes, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure).

Familiar with telecom protocols and how they function

Familiar with ITIL or Agile methodology

Fluency in English at B1 level or higher, spoken and written

Good communication skills

BENEFIT:

A six-month internship with the possibility of another 6 months extension

A opportunity to work in one of the most sophisticated areas of the telecom and IT industries, in a real environment with real telecom networks and systems

A hybrid work model from home and from the office, with flexible working hours

Support from a technical mentor and from other technical guides in the team

Access to training courses and other competence development assets

Access to a lot of valuable knowledge from very experienced employees

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FUTURARC PRIZE: ARCHITECTURE FOR LIFE AFTER

Application Deadline: 9 February 2024

LOCATION: Asia

FUTURARC PRIZE (FAP) 2024 asks entrants to propose architectural solutions for the continuation of life after either ONE or BOTH of the following scenarios:

Climate Destruction: Any significant/extreme climate-related disasters triggered by hydrometeorological (e.g., floods, storms, heat waves) or climatological (e.g., droughts, wildfires) causes.

Consider how the current year’s heatwaves have broken historic records around the world, with scientists postulating that it is Earth’s hottest-ever climate in at least 120,000 years. The reality of a global-scale climate disaster is not far off—in fact, large-scale ones have long affected vulnerable populations. How can architecture respond to this?

Endings: The end of lifespans—be it of humans; non-human species; ecosystems such as forests, coral reefs, drylands; etc., due to famine, disease, massive extraction, etc.

All living beings perish. Current methods of treating expired matter tend to be carbon-intensive or require much land, a resource that is scarce. At the urban level, facilities such as graveyards/crematoriums are still negatively perceived. Can the end of life, for humans or ecosystems, be handled in a way that brings hope and renewal for the future?

ELIGIBILITY:

FuturArc Prize 2024 is open internationally to any individual or team, student or professional.

Each team may comprise up to five members and may comprise different related disciplines. The composition of team members may include students and/or professionals.

Teams are prohibited from swapping or removing any existing member of the team after they have submitted their entries. Team members are only allowed to be on one team.

One member of the team must also be designated as leader and identified as such on the registration form. This member will be the team’s sole representative in all liaisons with the competition registrar.

The team leader must have a background in architecture (i.e., is a student of, has graduated from or is practicing architecture).

All members of the team are regarded as co-authors of the project they submitted together and will be acknowledged as such in all announcements, displays, exhibitions and publications associated with the competition.

Individual entrants are regarded as the author of the project they submit and will be acknowledged as such in all announcements, displays, exhibitions and publications associated with the competition.

Each individual entrant is their own representative in all liaisons with the competition registrar.

BENEFIT:

Up to SGD20,500 cash prizes to be won!

First Place:

FuturArc Prize Trophy

Certificates

Cash prize

2-year subscription to FuturArc digital magazine via FuturArc app

Second Place:

FuturArc Prize Trophy

Certificates

Cash prize

1-year subscription to FuturArc digital magazine via FuturArc app

Third Place:

FuturArc Prize Trophy

Certificates

Cash prize

1-year subscription to FuturArc digital magazine via FuturArc app

Merits (Several teams will be awarded based on jurors’ selection):

Certificates

Cash prize

1-year subscription to FuturArc digital magazine via FuturArc app

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