Big Stream Processing Inside and Outside Red Hat: Research Day Summary
The first Tel Aviv Red Hat Research Day event took place on March 2nd. During this session, Dr. Ilya Kolchinsky outlined the most critical challenges faced by the currently available data processing technologies.
Encouraging mentees to thrive: How to be a good mentor
An internship is a great opportunity for a company to evaluate candidates in a time-limited job role, but it is also a chance for interns to learn, gain work experience, and evaluate that company as a potential future employer; this is an equally important part of the position.
Beyond – The 3rd round for the Open Source academy course
During the summer semester of 2020, Red Hat’s Beyond platform offered a class on open source development in conjunction with Efi Arazi School of Computer Science at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) of Herzliya, Israel’s only private university.
Bringing technical concepts to life through digital illustration
Red Hat Research Days 2020 was an experiment in recreating face to face interaction between researchers, Red Hat engineers, customers and partners in the virtual space. The goal; moving research into open source communities. And the event was immensely successful --...
Open Source at the Turing
In July last year, Red Hat visited the Turing Institute to deliver a two-day workshop on Open Source and why it's a great choice for academic software. The majority of the schedule was available to members of Turing Institute, however the first day was closed with a...
Jonathan Cameron: Getting Started on Linux Kernel
Jonathan Cameron is a rising senior at Boston University studying Computer Engineering. He spoke with the Red Hat Research (RHR) team about his internship project and why this project is important for future interns working on the Linux kernel. RHR: Jonathan,...
Red Hat Internship 101: The Insider’s Guide
We have special tips on how to write a perfect CV from Red Hat’s recruiters directly!
Where there’s a will there’s a way: Honors graduate and blind programmer Vojtěch Polásek joins the Red Hat Security Compliance team.
Vojta Polásek graduated with honors at Masaryk University Brno, receiving the Dean’s award for his Bachelor and Diploma theses. His diploma thesis was nominated by his faculty to prestigious Czech and Slovak IT SPY competition evaluating IT diploma theses and was among the 8 best finalists. Recently, Vojta joined Red Hat and kick-started his career in the Security Compliance team. While Vojta’s record is impressive for any young engineer, it’s made all the more remarkable by the fact that he was born visually impaired and lost his sight entirely during his teenage years.