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The Eclipse Foundation provides our global community of individuals and organizations with a mature, scalable, and vendor-neutral environment for open source software collaboration and innovation.
There are currently two opportunities to join our team. Maybe one of these opportunities is the right fit for you, or someone you know.
To learn more about the roles and responsibilities for our open positions, read the detailed job descriptions:
● VP, Marketing and Growth
● Eclipse IDE Program Manager
To find out about future opportunities, follow us on LinkedIn.
Sebastian Scholze describes how the SmartCLIDE research project aims to bridge the gap between on-demand business strategies and the lack of qualified software professionals with a new cloud native IDE.
Enrico Ferrera takes a detailed look at the BRAIN-IoT Platform architecture and components and outlines five good reasons to adopt the platform.
After successful completion of the PDP4E research project, project participants believe the next logical step is to create an Eclipse Foundation working group that focuses on open privacy protection models.
