Evening Andreware you looking for engineers local to Greater Denver?
if not are you expecting the engineer to relo to Greater Denver?
Best Regards
Martin
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> From: andrew.ev...@hygenicsdata.com
> To: general@incubator.apache.org
> Subject: Help Wanted for Potential Projects
> Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2016 17:45:09 +0000
>
> Hello all,
>
> I would like to start off with an introduction. My name is Andrew Evans. I
> have 3 years of programming / dev experience in Java, Scala, Python,
> PostgreSQL, Spring (Boot, REST) ; etc. I am working on a startup as well to
> bring power to medium size datasets and build mobile applications capable of
> utilizing text and numeric data as one to make better predictions.
>
> Between this and full time work, I have started several open sourced
> (currently BSD 2 claused) projects which could greatly benefit the community
> and empower everyone using big data with a simplified pipeline for ETL and
> Acquisition as well as a Scala/ Java version of Fabric for simplified system
> administration.
>
> I could really use some help making the following projects better and have
> full SRS and SDS documents available.
>
> OpenETL - A pipeline built around Pentaho and adding data Quality Assurance
> and some other basics such as initial SQL importing, communications, file
> system management, and large document parsing as needed.
> https://github.com/asevans48/OpenETL
>
>
> Acquisition Tools - A set of tools for acquiring and parsing data initially
> from any source over networks or via file systems with an aim of also
> including images and NLP. The current system is parallizable and threadable
> with a few tools to improve acquisition and initial intake.
> https://github.com/asevans48/AcquisitionTools
>
>
> ScalaFabric - Actually much broader but still fairly simple. It includes
> wrappers around the AWS SDK and Mesos SDK as well as interaction with the
> REST templates for Marathon and Chronos using Apache Http Components. A
> pipeline is in place to allow entire clusters to be generated from a single
> line of code and serialized clases or Json objects using FasterXML at the
> moment.
> https://github.com/asevans48/ScalaFabric
>
> Potentially, all three coudl be wrapped into a single environment with the
> last providing Carte or acquisition node support. I have the program set up
> to be able to support multiple clusters.
>
> If anyone is interested in helping, please let me know. Even a fork of one or
> more of the projects would be nice. I would be happy to shoot the SRS, SDS,
> and other docs over and get you integrated into the Scrum board at SeeNowDo.
> It is also possible to generate Java Docs from the code.
>
> I do dream of one day making all three Apache level projects.
>
> Thank you for your time,
>
> Andrew Evans
> Java Dev @ Hygenics Data, LLC
> Co-Founder and Dev @ SimplrTek, LLC and its subsidiaries
>
