Hi DBpedia developers,

  I have finished my master's degree of computer science two years
ago. Then I was doing Ph.D. for 1 year, but I quit. Now I study
economics, therefore I am eligible to attend the GSoC.

I was successfully attending the GSoC 2011 and it was really great
experience and I learned a lot. Now I work as a developer for Red Hat
on open-source project called RHQ [1]. I've asked my boss and there
should be no problem to attend also the GSoC (I would like to take PTO
if necessary).

My biggest project is an open-source system for digitizing books [2]
and storing all the metadata in a repository. The relations among the
digital objects were captured by RDF triplets. It is written in Java
and there is one small mvn module written in Scala+Akka for parallel
image conversion. My experience with Java is about 6 years, so I
should know all related technologies like Maven, Git, JVM tunning,
etc. As for Scala, I am quite noob, but I passed the Coursera course
last year with 100%.

On universities I had a lot of courses with ML, few NLP courses and I
was reading a lot of articles about semweb. I created a plugin for
open-source web crawler for identifying the language of a web page
using Google Prediction API.

I would love to work on the topic called Massive extraction of triples
from Media Wikis. I've submitted an application in the Melange.

Talk is cheap, here is my github account [3] :)

[1]: http://www.jboss.org/rhq
[2]: http://code.google.com/p/meta-editor/
[3]: https://github.com/Jiri-Kremser

JK

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