Andy Seaborne

Apache Jena @The Apache Software Foundation

Bristol, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2012 — Present

Apache Jena @The Apache Software Foundation

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EDUCATION

1984 — 1987

University of Cambridge

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science

1980 — 1983

University of Cambridge

MA, Mathematics

1983 — 1984

University of Cambridge

Diploma in Computer Science

SKILLS

OwlRepresentational State Transfer (Rest)Semantic WebLinked DataSparqlSemantic TechnologiesDistributed SystemsOpen Source SoftwareSoftware EngineeringEclipseApacheScalaOntologiesJavaSoftware DevelopmentPythonRdfRestSemanticsOpen SourceBig DataResource Description Framework (Rdf)HadoopApache JenaComputer Science

ABOUT ANDY SEABORNE

Distributed systems design and development, especially when applied to systems for the web and for linked data.* Java experience for designing and developing server-side systems, distributed and database technology.* Creation of international standards by consensus and active participation in standards processes.* Open source collaborations.I have been working in the area of technology for linked data and the semantic web, firstly in industrial research, then in commercial companies. Before that, research projects have included distributed object systems and fault tolerant systems.I am one of the developers of Apache Jena, a leading semantic web framework for Java applications (http://jena.apache.org/). I contribute in the areas of storage and query of RDF data. Recently, I have been prototyping machine clusters to provide a flexible, reliable and cost-effective high performance, fault-tolerant graph database.To advance linked data, I was one of the editors of the SPARQL query language specification developed within W3C; my contribution included the SPARQL algebra that defines the semantics of the language. SPARQL became a standard in January 2008. Having created some community agreement around a proposal for SPARQL/Update which fed into SPARQL 1.1, where I was co-editor of the query language specification.

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