Dr. Zille Huma

Currently appointed at CRM-IT Arvato Bertelsmann for a complex software project in the telecommunication field. Goal of the project is the integration and control of prevailing back-end processes through the existing sub-systems. In this direction, the system aims to provide interface for the partner organizations and their systems and realize their coordination through online portals and service centers.

An academic researcher focusing Model-based Software Engineering (MBSE) domain with an array of published work in the area of Service-oriented Computing (SOC). In this context, I worked as a researcher in the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 901- On-The-Fly Computing (OTF Computing), where my particular research focus is to develop methods and techniques for seamless and automatic discovery, composition and invocation of IT services in SOC setting.

Worked as a part of research team that aimed to develop a framework for dynamic service composition. My assigned task was to conceptualize and develop different web services and devise workflows through service compositions as a proof-of-concept using Microsoft technologies, like Microsoft .NET framework, Microsoft Workflow Foundation and Microsoft SQL, etc.

Worked on the extension of an existing an ontology-based data integration system, which allowed the integration of XML documents from different sources through their semantics. My assigned task was to extend the system such that it also allows the access and integration of relational sources by extending the mapping definitions and the data integration algorithm.

Worked as a lecturer for the course ‘Data Structures’

Assisted the following courses: - Software Quality Assurance - Enterprise System Architecture - Design and Analysis of Algorithm - Programming methodologies - Software Engineering - Object-oriented Paradigm

Worked on different projects involving workflows, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), and intranet applications using Microsoft technologies, like Microsoft .NET framework and Microsoft SQL, etc.

Worked as a J2EE developer on a J2EE-based Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)-enabled online Help Desk application. This included tools and technologies like UML, Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs), Weblogic Server, Visual Café Enterprise Edition, Java Server Pages (JSPs) , etc.

Software Engineering, Software Architecture, Service-oriented Computing, Model-based Software Development

Software Engineering