[CODE4LIB] Position available, Project Analyst, Oxford University (kw's: semantic web, linked data)

2008-10-14 Thread Benjamin O'Steen
In a nutshell, we are building a system to capture the research
information infrastructure: linking people, departments, grants,
funders, articles, theses, books and data together. 

(Technical information: using RDF and a mix of published and homegrown
ontologies, and using an objectstore to act as a serialised, archival
base for the information. Evidence, context and provenance will be a
strong focus.)

 Forwarded Message 
 From: Sally Rumsey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: BRII job ad

 OXFORD UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SERVICES, Systems and E-Research Service
 (SERS)
 
 Building the Research Information Infrastructure (BRII) Project
 
 BRII Project Analyst
 
 Oxford
 
 Grade 7: Salary £27,466 - £33,780 p.a.
 
 Full time, fixed term to March 2010
 
  
 
 ORA (Oxford University Research Archive) the repository for Oxford
 research outputs and Oxford Medical Sciences Division Research
 Database Service have joined forces to create an innovative solution
 for research information management. The JISC-funded project to create
 this new system, BRII, will forge connections between researchers,
 grants, projects and publications. It will provide web-based services
 to disseminate and reuse this information in new contexts and for new
 purposes.
 
  
 
 We are seeking a project analyst who has excellent demonstrable
 communication skills, both written and oral, who will liaise between
 BRII project staff including software developers, and members of staff
 in academic and administrative departments across the University. You
 will be able to communicate the purpose and design of the project,
 technical developments and plans to non-technical end users.
 
  
 
 Working as part of a small team, your duties will include running
 stakeholder and user analyses, synthesising the findings and
 translating them into requirements to be used by technical developers.
 You will consult with end users, be involved with running testing and
 with dissemination of the project.
 
  
 
 Further details and application form are available from OULS
 Personnel: tel 01865 277622, or email [EMAIL PROTECTED] From
 17th October further details and an application form available from
 www.ox.ac.uk/about_the_university/jobs/index.html. The revised closing
 date for applications is 5pm on Friday 7th November 2008. 
 
  
 
 Please quote reference BL8088
 
  
 
 The University of Oxford is an equal opportunities employer
 
 _
 
 Sally Rumsey
 
 ORA Service  Development Manager
 
 Oxford University Library Services
 
 University of Oxford
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 01865 283860
 
  
 
 


Re: [CODE4LIB] Position available, Project Analyst, Oxford University (kw's: semantic web, linked data)

2008-10-14 Thread John Fereira

Benjamin O'Steen wrote:

In a nutshell, we are building a system to capture the research
information infrastructure: linking people, departments, grants,
funders, articles, theses, books and data together. 


(Technical information: using RDF and a mix of published and homegrown
ontologies, and using an objectstore to act as a serialised, archival
base for the information. Evidence, context and provenance will be a
strong focus.)
  
You might want to take a look at the Vivo project developed here at 
Cornell.  It does exactly what you are describing above.  Check out:


http://vivo.cornell.edu/
http://vitro.mannlib.cornell.edu/

You might want to contact Jon  Corson-Rikert, the project manager 
directly at:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]