Alex Porcelli and I (Mark Proctor) are very pleased to announce IBM is joining Red Hat in the KIE community. This is a great opportunity to partner as we continue making innovative software for business automation and fostering a tradition of openness and inclusion in the open source arena. We’re excited by the opportunities thatRead more →
Entando are looking to hire an AI Engineer, in Italy, to work closely with the Drools team building a next generation platform for integrated and hybrid AI. Together we’ll be looking at how we can build systems that leverage and integrate different AI paradigms for the contextual awareness domain – such as enhancing our complexRead more →
The Drools and jBPM team are looking to hire. The role requires a generalist able work with both front-end and back-end code. We need a flexible and dynamic person who is able to handle what ever is thrown at them and relishes the challenge of learning new things on the fly. Ideally, although not aRead more →
This position is now filed. Thank you.——The Drools & jBPM projects are looking to hire a web developer to help build and improve our low-code/no-code web framework and workbench. This framework is trying to make it possible to model business applications, end to end, fully within a web based environment – utilising data models, forms,Read more →
We are looking to try and organise a team meeting in Barcelona, towards the end of this year. We have limited to no budget for meeting space 🙁 So I thought I’d see if anyone out there would like to volunteer this space – in return you’ll have all the core Drools and jBPM developersRead more →
We are looking to hire a front end developer to work closely with our UXT team to make our web UI’s look and work beautifully. The ideal candidate will have an artistic flair and solid grounding in what makes a good UI. Our existing web tooling can be seen here. The developer will be working withRead more →
We are looking to hire someone to help improve the quality of BRMS and BPMS platforms. These are the productised versions of the Drools and jBPM open source projects. The role will involve improving our test coverage, diagnosis problems, creating reproducers for problems as well as helping fix them. You’ll also be responsible for helpingRead more →
London, Chiswick, May 26th to May 30thDuring next week a large percentage of the Drools team, some of the jBPM team and some community members will be meeting in London (Chiswick). There won’t be any presentations, we’ll just be in a room hacking, designing, exchanging ideas and planing. This is open to community members whoRead more →
This year, Red Hat is organizing DevNation for the first time (April 13-17, San Francisco), a new open source, polyglot conference for application developers and maintainers. It combines for example the old JUDCon and CamelOne conferences, but offers top notch keynotes, sessions, labs, hackfests, and panels geared for those who build (with) open source. ItRead more →
Making an updated post. Thanks to Sabeo and IrishDev I’ll be doing two presentations now, one in the morning, and one in the evening. Both events are free, but you must register, and spaces are limited. So please help spread the word. Both events are sponsored by Sabeo, and the evening event is hosted byRead more →
