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Dr. Pavlin Dobrev,
Research and Development Manager
ProSyst – about the Company
• ProSyst is a leading company for end-to-end embedded
software and OSGi solutions
• Founded 1997 in Cologne, Germany
• Privately owned, profitable
• OSGi member since its foundation in 1999
• 120 employees
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History of ProSyst
Founded as Java
Middleware Company
1997
1999
Sold J2EE App Server to
SAP AG, entirely focused
on OSGi, started mBS
2000
Joined OSGi Alliance
2001
1st mass market
deployment, 1st big
remote management
deal with mPRM
2004
1st smart home
customer win with
mBS OSGi, started
mPRM as first
enterprise SW using
OSGi technology
2007
ProSyst´s OSGi
implementation mBS
was sold over
4,000,000 times
2009
First mobile device
project/product
deployed with mBS
2011
Several smart home
project have been
awarded from leading
service providers in
EU, US and Asia
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Connected Home Evolution
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ProSyst Connected Home Market
• Target Customers
• Service Providers
• Device OEMs/Manufacturer (gateways, CPEs, STBs.)
• Prime Integrators, ISVs, SoCs
• Offerings
• Products: Gateway middleware and service platforms,
Tools & SDKs, Remote Mgmt Software
• Services: OSGi & Java Consulting, App development,
integration and support services
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Our Open Standards Approach
• ProSyst is an active member of the
following organizations:
• Open Standards implemented in ProSyst
products include: OSGi, TR-069, UPnP,
DLNA, OMA-DM, ZigBee, Z-Wave, KNX, etc.
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OSGi, the Module System for Java
• Adds full remote management support incl. dynamic
Firmware update, app lifecycle and configuration
management, diagnostics, etc.
• Adds concurrent multi-service execution to devices
• Fosters development efficiency due to its modular &
scalable SOA architecture, standardized APIs, Java
language and many off-the-shelf components
• The ideal choice as a common software platform for
distributed target devices and multi-device-vendors
with complex software requirements
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Value Proposition of OSGi
• Reduce time to market and cut in-life product
maintenance cost by adding/updating/removing apps
& services to your remote devices at any time
• Reduce feature bill of material by utilization of
hardware for multiple services and apps
• Enhancing customer care by serving it with highquality and real-time device data
• Foster innovation by leveraging – or opening the
platform for – 3rd party developers
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Develop
OSGi: Enabling the Open
Ecosystem
ISVs /
Developers
Provide SDK
Publish Apps
App
Store
Search
Distribute
Consumer
Device
Execute
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Develop
OSGi: Enabling the Open
Ecosystem
ISVs /
Developers
Provide SDK
OSGi Benefits:
- Standardized programming &
deployment model
- Existing OSGi tools & SDKs
- Existing developer community
- Existing components
- Existing knowhow
Publish Apps
App
Store
Search
OSGi Benefits:
- Standardized runtime
execution environment
(OSGi Framework)
OSGi Benefits:
- Built-in SW lifecycle
management capabilities
- Existing OSGi remote
management servers
Distribute
Consumer
Device
Execute
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Our role in the OSGi Alliance
• ProSyst is a longstanding member of the OSGi Board
of Directors and maintains several Chair positions in the
OSGi Expert Groups, incl. the Residential EG
• ProSyst is one of the most active OSGi members since
its foundation in 1999
• ProSyst has driven the OSGi specs
R1-R4 and carried out many
reference implementations and
test suites
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Ecosystem for Apps & Services
Opens home devices for manageable apps &
services from manufacturers & 3rd parties.
Home Services & App Examples
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Reference Architecture of an
Open Platform
12/03/09
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ProSyst end-to-end
Product Offering
Modular
platforms w/
APIs & add.
functionality
Tools & SDKs
Remote
Management
Server
12/03/09
Managed Proxy Approach
Update
Cloud
ProSyst OSGi
Smart Home Solution
DLNA
UPnP
DLNA / UPnP
Home
Gateway =
Managed
Proxy
Device
JSON
RPC
API
Home Automation
Mgr
(Scenes, Rules,
Conditions)
Update
Agent
API
Home Device Manager (Devices, Zones)
Driver
Driver
Driver
Non-IP devices
Driver
Driver
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Gateway SW: mBS Smart Home
• ProSyst own, low-footprint OSGi implementation certified for OSGi
release version 4.2
• Optimized the use in commercial embedded products, e.g. in
broadband equipment, modems, routers, gateways, CPEs, STBs,
femtocell devices
• Eclipse based Software Development Kit (SDK) for
3rd party developers to create, test & validate OSGi apps
• Home network connectivity incl. Z-Wave,
ZigBee, UPnP, KNX, X10, WebCams
• TR-069 based remote management
agent, incl. service and application
lifecycle management
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mBS Smart Home (cont.)
• Scalable home automation middleware for scripted
automation scenarios
• Integrated web server and web framework for rich
web based interfaces
• Sophisticated resource management support,
enhancing runtime robustness and reliability
• Intelligent, extensible native watchdog agent
• Ported and optimized for many JVMs and OSs such
as Linux, Android, Windows
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Tools/SDK: mBS SDK
ProSyst mBS SDK
Collection of Eclipse IDE Plugins,
simplifying development of OSGi
devices or OSGi contents
Eclipse Plugins
OSGi Runtime
OSGi Validator
ProSyst mBS, the carrier grade,
highly optimized OSGi runtime
for embedded devices
Tools for validating functional &
non-functional conformance
of your OSGi platform
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mBS SDK Eclipse Plugins
Plugin group
Description
mToolkit
Includes a collection of convenient tools for
deployment and management of OSGicompliant bundles on OSGi Runtimes straight
from within the Eclipse Workbench.
mBProfiler
Assists developers in improving the efficiency of
applications by exploring different aspects of the
performance of a Java program, associated with
JVM’s consumption of the available platform
resources (CPU, memory and threads).
System plugins
Offers a set of supplementary features assisting
developers in constructing applications for
concrete images of mBS Runtime
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White Label SDKs
• ProSyst SDK For OEMs or Carriers planning to
open up an OSGi based device to the public
developer community
• Enables the developer community to create
OSGi content for a dedicated device
• Branded and published by OEMs or Carriers
• Based on ProSyst‘s leading OSGi SDK offering
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Remote Decive Mgmt: mPRM
mPower Remote Manager (mPRM) is a backend management
and monitoring system, for various class of devices based on
(but not limited) to OSGi (incl. RFC-140 OSGi Residential
Management Tree), TR-069 + TR-157 (incl. former PD-194) and
OMA-DM standards.
In short, mPRM is applicable to realize these use cases:
• Platform, Application & Service Lifecycle Management
• Firmware & File Update
• Remote Configuration & Software Provisioning
• Remote Diagnostics (life status checks, logging, monitoring)
• Remote Security Administration
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mPRM (cont.)
• enables Mass Management Operations
• remote Install, Update, Uninstall, Configuration,
Monitoring & Diagnostics – on the fly
• provides sophisticated E2E support & QoS
• provides a Web based Admin Portal (can be white-labled)
• Software Repository - Inventory of device software and
configuration settings
• advanced Load Balancing (Cluster Support)
• full Security (network- level, certificate mgmt,
User authentication and authorization, etc.)
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mPRM (cont.)
mPRM is Open and Easy to Integrate - boosting rapid adoption
of new requirements and integration with 3rd party systems. The
open design has the following dimensions:
• Open for additional (i.e.custom) management protocols
• Open for custom business logic extensions hosted
on mPRM
• Open for integration with other systems through an
extensive set of Web Services APIs (Java, RESTful, SOAP
or JEE JCA based APIs)
• Open for customized management consoles (UIs)
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ProSyst Professional Services
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Training and Customized OSGi Workshops
Technical Consulting for Java and OSGi
Customized Development
Project Outsourcing
Integration, Testing, QA
Support
All services are carried out by our 120+ inhouse Embedded and OSGi developers, who earn their
bread and butter solving concrete business problems with OSGi technology. Our staff didn't learn
about the OSGi Specification through books or reading the code: they participated in writing the
specifications and wrote the code. They explain not only how OSGi technology works, but the
fundamental design principles behind it to help you use it best.
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Preliminary Roadmap 2012
for mBS Smart Home
Support for wireless
bus-system according
to OMS Group[1]
Jan Feb Mar
Nov Dec
Apr
Support for additional
wireless protocol[3]
Support for additional
Bus-system[2]
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
New product release
mBS Smart Home 7.2
Sep
Oct
Support for
Smart Energy Profile 2.0[4]
[1] M-Bus (“Meter-Bus”) is getting used for remote reading of heat meters,
consumption meters and various sensors and actors (details at: www-m-bus.com)
[2] Bus-System for management and control of electrical load via existing power line (details at: www.digitalstrom.org)
[3] Protocol for self-powered wireless monitoring and control systems (details at: www.enocean-alliance.org)
[4] Upcoming IP-based energy management protocol according to ZigBee standard (details at:
www.zigbee.org/Standards/ZigBeeSmartEnergy/Version20Documents.aspx)
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Selected Customer References
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Leading Silicon runs ProSyst OSGi
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OSGi is becoming a requirement of next
generation broadband equipment
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Many of the leading chip vendors have selected
to run ProSyst mBS Smart Home OSGi on their
chips
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Demos were shown at Computex 2010,
Metering Europe, Electronica and CES 2011,
BBWF 2011, CES 2012
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Reference Platforms and Commercial turnkey
solutions are available
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Plug Computer running ProSyst
Plug Computer / SheevaPlug / GuruPlug
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Plug computer providing PC-like
performance to run network-based
services and apps
•
mBS Smart Home is available as
optional add-on
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mBS Smart Home provides a
standardized and consistent
infrastructure for services and apps
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mBS Smart Home helps to easily port
and integrate existing services and apps
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IP Managed Services Home Gateway
TES301
Target scenario
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The Cisco® Model TES301 IP Managed
Services Home Gateway offers Service
Providers the ability to deliver differentiated,
revenue generating, managed services to their
customers. In addition to offering an advanced
set of features to support voice, data, and video
services, the TES301 has been developed to
enable multiple incremental services such as
Home Security and Safety, Home Automation,
Smart Metering, and Energy Control.
TES301 runs ProSysts’ mBS Smart Home OSGi
Service Platform
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Residential Services Gateway
CELLPIPE
Target scenario
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The Alcatel-Lucent Cellpipe Alcatel-Lucent’s
approach combines broadband connectivity and
processing/storage capacity into a single
CellPipe Residential Gateway that supports the
industry’s first Residential Gateway Application
Module (RGAM).
The RGAM is a USB dongle functioning as a
mini-PC for processing and storage, including
customer experience management software and
applications.
n and smart energy softwe.
• CellPipe runs ProSysts’ mBS Smart Home
OSGi Service Platform
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Home Platform and Apps
AlertMe.com Ltd.
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A great example of ‘The Internet of
Things’, part of AlertMe exists ‘in the
cloud’ and part in the home, creating a
secure Home Area Network (HAN) that
connects the user to their home, energy
and devices, giving real-time visibility and
control from anywhere at any time.
AlertMe not only brings the benefits of the
Smart Grid into the home, but is also the
gateway for a whole host of new Smart
Home apps and services.
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AlertMe Hub and Back End run ProSyst
mBS OSGi technology and mPRM
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Home Automation on a Mac
ClareControls, Inc.
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The first home automation system
managed from the cloud
and run on a Mac.
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The ClareHome Controller is powered
by the ClareOS and provides all device
management services to AppModules,
provides all user interface services and
acts as the gateway to ClareCloud for
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ClareHome, ClareAssure, ClareVision run
ProSyst mBS Smart Home and
mPRM.system updates.
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Additional Apps in ProSyst Ecosystem
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Deutsche Telekom Quivicon
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Announced at IFA 2011, commercial
massmarket launch in 2012
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DTAG and leading partner´s connected
home platform
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ProSyst mBS Smart Home and
ProSyst management software mPRM
is used
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More information at
http://www.telekom.com/media/cons
umer-products/14852 and
www.smart-connect.de
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E-Energy / Smart Grid Project
Joint Project with RWE, Siemens, Miele, etc.
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Part of research program "E-Energy: IKTbased energy system of the future" by the
Federal Ministry of Economics and
Technology in Germany
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Development and demonstration of locally
networked energy systems to the EEnergy marketplace of the future
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Develops and tests new approaches to
optimizing energy supplies through the
use of modern information and
communication technologies (IKT)
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TouchPanel powered by mBS
OSGi
Busch Jaeger (ABB Group) - ComfortTouch
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The Busch-ComfortTouch combines the
functions of a house control, a home
infotainment centre and entertainment
centre in one attractive masterpiece
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With the Busch-ComfortTouch, you can
operate or dim the lights, control your
blinds, regulate the room temperature,
play MP3 or video files, access email, surf
the web or set the wake up alarm –
everything even by remote control
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Busch-ComfortTouch runs ProSyst mBS
OSGi technology
See Product Video here
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Miele is now Smart Grid Ready
Miele – Miele@home
• Miele@home gateway runs
ProSyst mBS OSGi, device
management via ProSyst mPRM
• Smart grid enabled domestic
appliances from Miele can be set
to run when electricity rates are
cheapest.
• Smart Start is activated by the
user via the machine display.
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Home Surveillance Service
Telefonica - ADSL Surveillance Service
Automatization network
• Surveillance service for customer’s
premises, houses, residences, etc.
• Telefonica Videosupervision
Service and all connected devices
including web cameras are
remotely managed and controlled
by ProSyst mPRM Server solution.
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Building Automation Solution
Berker (RaumComputer) - Building Automation
• RaumComputer’s Embedded PC
“RC-BOS” runs the ProSyst mBS
OSGi
• Enables Building Automation and
Facility Management
• Control thousands of temperature
sensors, light units, light switches,
sun-blind motors, alarm contacts
• Enabling intervention over several
interfaces such as PC, TouchScreen, PDA or Ciscos’ IP-Phone
Embedded PC “RCBOS“
“Köln-Triangle“ Tower, Cologne
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Bombardier Mitrac 3000 System for Locomotives
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Bombardier Mitrac 3000:
Crossing borders with
flexibility
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Running ProSyst mBedded Server
to create modular design for a
wide application spectrum
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Optimized life cycle costs
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High reliability and security
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High-power output for high-speed
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Multisystem capability
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Easy maintenance
Federal APD Parking Solution
 ProSyst mBedded Server OSGi Framework
running in parking lanes and gates
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Fully integrated Airport Parking and
Revenue Control System
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Encompasses parking equipment, data
processing, central control monitoring and
billing
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An interconnecting communication
subsystem incl. E-Z pass interface and license
plate recognition covering all central parking lanes
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First deployment: Dallas Fort Worth Int. Airport
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Next: JFK, Newark, LaGuardia
TOPIQ Fleet Management for Trucks
 Running ProSyst mBedded
Server - open and stable sytem
for fleet management
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Powerful basic functions
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High reliability and security
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Remote monitoring
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Remote upgrading of system
software
More than 7,000 trucks equipped
with TOPIQ are on the road
Continental (Siemens VDO)
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Using ProSyst JProfiler during
development of OnBoard Units for
various car manufacturers
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Analyze Source Code, remote
profiling, memory profiling, CPU
profiling
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Visual representation for VM load or
each object of bytes, instances,
threads, classes, Garbage Collector
activity
Vehicle Infrastructure Integration Project (USDOT)
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Reducing the number and severity
of incidents and reducing traffic
congestion are two priorities of the
US Department of Transportation
(USDOT) and car makers.
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Dedicated Short Range
Communication (DSRC) will allow
vehicles to communicate with a
roadside-infrastructure, as well as
with each other.
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The communication capability, in
combination with a nationwide data
collection and processing network,
will enable significant improvements
to safety, mobility and
productivity/convenience.
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Subsidy amount: US$ 56 Million
Some participants/partners:
Additional Research Projects
Why ProSyst OSGi
• Market Leadership: For more than a decade ProSyst
OSGi is used in CPEs, STBs, Routers, Gateways,
Energy Gateways, Control Panels, Mobile Devices,
Cars, Trains, Trucks, Healthcare Devices, etc.
• ProSyst´s OSGi implementation is optimized for
resource-constrained embedded devices:
it is faster, smaller and more reliable
• ProSyst offers the most complete
solution with additional unique features
such as Resource Mgmt, additional Security, etc.
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Why ProSyst OSGi (cont.)
• ProSyst's field proven OSGi implementation has been
sold more than 4,000,000 times
• License cost are reasonable, so TCO is lower than
developing an own implementation or adjusting and
maintaining an Open Source Implementation
• ProSyst's OSGi comes with 2 years Warranty,
Indemnification, Liability
• ProSyst´s OSGi is backed by a responsive Professional
Customer Service team supporting you in the
development and deployment phase
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Positions?
Какви Open
служители
търсим?
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Software Engineers
Software Quality Assurance (QA) Engineers
Technical Writers
Project Managers
Software Architects
Internships:
– Software Engineer – Java, Perl
– Java Quality Assurance (QA)
Why
for work forтърсим?
us?
Какви
служители
• Work in an well established and growing
international company
• Work on projects with some of the world’s
leading brands
• Open and friendly working atmosphere
• Very competitive remuneration package based
on performance
• Ability to participate in the development of the
next generation Java and OSGi standards
Thank You!
Please feel free to contact
us at any time!
Dr. Pavlin Dobrev
Research and Development Manager, ProSyst Labs
p.dobrev@prosyst.com
www.prosyst.com
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