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21/05/2019

EMPLOYMENT INTERNSHIP

Xessable is looking for an intern enrolled in the final year of university studies to join our team.

At Xessable, we are highly committed to making a positive impact for our employees, clients, communities and each other. The same starts with engaging individuals who demonstrate intellectual curiosity, tenacity and a desire for collaboration and personal growth.

We offer you the opportunity to experience our warm culture firsthand while gaining exposure and expertise with software development in the hospitality industry.

What will I be doing?

You will be engaged with one of the software development teams in Xessable that focuses on creating beautiful and powerful products for the hospitality industry using the latest technologies.

You will be assigned and work alongside experienced software engineers and see how software is developed, tested and released in a professional environment. You will have an opportunity to learn new technologies and apply the coding patterns and principles that you’ve learned in textbooks and classrooms to solve a real problem.

Your assigned tasks will give you the opportunity to add value to the team and contribute to the work at Xessable.

What will I learn?

We want you to be able to jump right in and get experience with existing projects and work with experienced and fun colleagues in agile environment.

What’s required to be a successful intern?

Xessable maintains culture that rewards teamwork and innovation. We seek individuals which have the ability to learn quickly and continuously.

Successful candidate will have:

Eagerness to develop their knowledge in .Net technologies
Strong problem-solving skills
Eagerness and aptitude to learn, experiment and innovate
Ability to work in a team-oriented environment

Other requirements

You should be enrolled in the final year of university studies, as this internship provides the opportunity for employment (recent graduates with no work experience are also eligible for this internship)

What can we offer?

Nice, bright and cozy office in Skopje
Working in an ambitious and highly motivating environment
Working with highly skilled colleagues with knowledge ranging from development, project management, to cloud architecture
Out of office fun times and activities
A chance for continuous improvement and learning

And most important – we are fun to work with!

Interested?

If you are a friendly and team oriented student that is enthusiastic about learning and developing yourself, you will fit right in our amazing team!

Please contact us at career@xessable.com and we will speak soon!

ITEM - innovative Teaching Educating in Mathematics

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iTEM stands for the innovative Teaching Educating in Mathematics and is a Capacity Building Project in Higher Education funded by the Erasmus Plus Program.

The project's main objective is to improve the teaching, learning, and understanding of 1st-year Mathematics among Engineers in Europe, Israel, Kosovo, and Uzbekistan. The main tools will be employed are (a) Calculus Assisted Tools; (b) Innovative Teaching Methods; and (c) Real Life Problems that can be tackled using fundamental Mathematics taught in Calculus I and Linear Algebra I.

The iTEM consortium consists of 16 Academic Institutions as partners, where their efforts are supported by the participation of 15 Associated Partners. The consortium has received 1.000.000 Euros to implement its objectives by December 2021.

The official web site ovf the project is https://item.chania.teicrete.gr/

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panche.ribarski@finki.ukim.mk

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Born in Stip on 10th August 1984. He finished primary school in Radovis till 4th grade, and in Skopje till 8th grade. Finished high school in "Nikola Karev" Skopje. In 2003 he enrolled on studies in informatics at "Faculty of natural sciences and mathematics" in Skopje and finished them in 2008. The last two years of study he was accepted as laboratory teaching assistant at "Institute of Informatics" at "Faculty of natural sciences and mathematics". In 2008 he was employed as teaching assistant at "Faculty of information technologies MIT" in Skopje. In 2009 he was employed as teaching assistant at "Institute of Informatics" at "Faculty of natural sciences and mathematics" in Skopje. At the institute he participates in teaching the following courses: Data structures, Network operating systems, Security and cryptography, Wireless and mobile technologies, Software project management, Software design and architecture, Operating systems and Software requirements. Research fields of Pance Ribarski are application of security and cryptography in software engineering, with special interest in electronic voting. He also has interest in mobile technologies and ubiquitous technologies in everyday life. Pance Ribarski is author and co-author of several papers in the field of cryptography, e-security and electronic voting systems. After graduation he enrolled post-graduate studies in TEMPUS Software Engineering programme. He finished the post-graduate courses and is working on his master thesis in the field of cryptography and electronic voting. He is member of Computer society of Macedonia and is secretary of Association for Information and Communication Technologies ICT-ACT.

Panche Ribarski Ph.D.

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riste.stojanov@finki.ukim.mk

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Born in 1985 in Stip. He graduated in 2008 in the field of Informatics and Computer Engineering and in 2010 he obtained his M.Sc. degree in Content Based Retrieval, in the field of semantic web technologies, both at the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje. From April 2012 he is a PhD student at the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering in Skopje. During the course of his college education, he’s been continuously rewarded for successful results.

His first employment was from 2008 to 2010 in Genrep DOOEL. Since 2009 he works as junior teaching and research assistant, first at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies until 2011, and currently at the faculty for Computer Science and Engineering. He is an author of a several papers and is a co-author of one book. His academic interests include semantic web, web technologies, software design, natural language processing and computer networks.

Riste Stojanov Ph.D.

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georgina.mirceva@finki.ukim.mk

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Georgina Mirceva is born in 1984 year in Sveti Nikole, R. Macedonia. She obtained the degree of Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, majoring in Computer techniques, informatics and automatics, in 2007 from the Faculty of electrical engineering and information technologies at Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, Skopje, R. Macedonia. She obtained the degree of Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, majoring in Computer techniques and informatics, in 2009 from the same faculty. In 2014 she obtained a PhD degree from the Faculty of computer science and engineering at the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, Skopje, R. Macedonia.

Since 2007, she has worked at the Faculty of electrical engineering and information technologies in Skopje as a demonstrator. In 2009, she is employed as a teaching and research assistant at the faculty. From 2011, she is a teaching and research assistant at the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering in Skopje. Georgina lectures classes at the courses: Databases, Databases 1, Artificial intelligence, Data mining, Multimedia systems, Menagement of information systems, Machine learning, Geographic information systems, Object oriented analysis and design, System analysis and design and Preparation of a project and technical documentation.

As author or coauthor, she has published more than 30 research papers in international journals and proceedings of international conferences. Her research interest is focused on bioinformatics, computational biology, artificial intelligence, data mining, multimedia, machine learning and databases.

Georgina Mircheva Ph.D.

23/02/2016

The aim of EESTEC Soft Skills Academy is to give students a kind of complementary education and teach crucial skills which can be used in everyday life.

This three day event, 40 students from across the University "Ss. Cyril and Methodius" will have the opportunity to actively participate in training, specializing in these skills.

Knowledge of soft skills enables easier communication, better time management, and improving communication and presentation skills. Using these tools separates and highlightes the individual among the competition when there is an employment and a self-presentation in new environments.

Within the academy, despite the several trainings, participants will learn how to write a professional CV and cover letter, which will help in obtaining the desired working position.

The Academy has a long tradition within EESTEC network, organized by several local committees across Europe and is valid for a successful project which is recognizable organization.

When and where?

Between 04-06.12.2015 on the faculties that are part of the technical campus.

Application:

Registration is free to all students from the University "Ss. Cyril and Methodius and lasts until 12.01.2015

Link to the application : http://goo.gl/forms/N9O1Wk3Wvt

More information can be found on the fan page: : https://www.facebook.com/eestecacademy/

or on e-mail: skopje.lc@gmail.com

01/11/2019

На 1.11.2019 г. (петок) со почеток во 12:00 часот, во амфитеатарот на ФИНКИ ќе се одржи предавање на тема „The use of assistive technology and robotics in treatment of children with autism“ од вон. проф. Д-р Татајана Зорчец. Предавањето е заедничка активност на здружениот оддел за Едукација, Роботика и автоматика и Системи, човек и кибернетика (E/RA/SMC) и одделот за компјутери од македонската секција на IEEE, а е поддржано од ФИНКИ.
Во продолжение е апстрактот од предавањето и кусата биографија на предавачот.

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Autism is a developmental disorder of variable severity that is characterized by difficulty in social interaction and communication and by restricted or repetitive patterns of thought and behavior. In this talk a general info about autism, its characteristics, etiology, prevalence and treatments will be presented. Furthermore, the use of assistive technology and robotics as tools to improve the functional capabilities of persons with autism will be shown.

One of the robots contemporary used in interventions of children with autism is Kaspar. Kaspar is a child-sized humanoid robot designed as a social companion to improve the lives of children with autism and other communication difficulties.

By interacting and behaving in a child-like way, Kaspar helps teachers and parents support children with autism to overcome the challenges they face in socializing and communicating with others.

Short bio of prof. Zorcec

Tatjana Zorcec is psychologist. She holds MSc and PhD in medical sciences, specialization in clinical psychology and is employed as associate professor at the Medical Faculty in Skopje. Since 2010, she has been appointed as a National Coordinator for Autism by the Macedonia Ministry of health. She has expertise in diagnostics and treatment of children with developmental disorders, with special expertise in children with autism. She is skilled in using various psychometric instruments, assistive technology, as well as mobile technology and robotics in the treatments. She participated in many scientific projects, and published over 100 articles in domestic and international journals. Her educational activities include teaching in the field of developmental disorders within Bachelors, Masters and Specialization programs at the Medical Faculty.

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vesna.dimitrova@finki.ukim.mk

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Vesna Dimitrova was born on 13.05.1974 in Skopje. Primary and secondary education finished in Skopje, with continued great success. The study of informatics at the Institute for Informatics graduated in June 1997 with a diploma thesis in the field of cryptography, titled "Software implementation of secure communication with C modules in UNIX" (promoter prof. d-r Smile Markovski). During the study she takes scholarships for talented students. In May 2005 she finished her MA thesis entitled "Quasigroup transformations and their applications" (promoter prof. d-r Smile Markovski), and in November 2010 she finished her Phd thesis entitled "Quasigroup processed strings, their Boolean presentation and application in cryptography and coding theory" (promoter prof. d-r Smile Markovski). In April 2000 she was employed as an assistant at the Institute for Informatics. Now she is associate professor at the Institute of Informatics. At the Institute of Informatics, she has 14 teaching subjects and prepared electronic teaching materials for some of them. She speaks English and German and understands Russian. Scientific field of interest is cryptography, especially quasigroup transformations and their application in cryptography. She has published 19 scientific papers and has participated with its presentations of over 30 conferences, symposia, congresses, seminars, schools and workshops. She was one of the lecturers of the school "Algebraic Structures and their Applications in Coding theory and Cryptography" in Ohrid, 2009 under DAAD project. She made several academic visits: the Johannes Kepler University, in Linz, Austria, the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sofia, Bulgaria, South Bank University in London, Great Britain and others. She was a member in 8 national and international projects. In addition to the active work in teaching and scientific research, there is a great professional activity. She has published 9 papers, two technical reports and two posters for conferences. She is the translator and expert reviewer of the book in the field of cryptography, "Practical Cryptography". She is a member of the Association ICT-ACT, the Association of Informatics in Macedonia and the Centre for Digitization of National Heritage in Macedonia. She was a member in organization committee of three international conferences and she was an editor of the Book of extended abstracts of an international conference.

Vesna Dimitrova Ph.D.

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hristina.mihajloska@finki.ukim.mk

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Hristina Mihajloska is born in 1985 in Ohrid, Macedonia. She graduated from the Faculty of Natural Science and Mathematics, Department of Informatics in Skopje in 2008. In 2011 got her Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree from the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering (FINKI) in Skopje, on the TEMPUS program in Software Engineering. Her master thesis is in the field of Symmetric Cryptography, titled “Analysis and construction of optimal S-boxes for block ciphers with quasigroups" supervised by Danilo Gligoroski, a professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway. In March 2017, she got her Doctoral Degree (Ph.D.) from the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering, with a doctoral dissertation in the field of Cryptography, titled “Lightweight Cryptography from the Theory of Quasigroups Perspective” supervised by prof. Gligoroski.
During her studies, she was continually awarded for her achievements.

After graduating she was employed as a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Natural Science and Mathematics, Department of Informatics in Skopje. Since 2011, she is working as a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering in Skopje. Her work as a teaching assistant includes preparation and teaching of auditory and laboratory exercises for courses such as programming, algorithms and data structures, operating systems, software quality, and testing, cryptography, and information security.

She is participating in a number of international and domestic scientific research projects. As a part of her scientific research activities, she has participated in numerous scientific conferences, workshops, and summer schools. She is an author and co-author of many scientific research papers. She got a number of scientific visits at the Ruhr University in Bochum, Germany, and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway. She took a part in the world competition for authenticated encryption CAESAR, as one of the authors of the π-Cipher candidate. Currently, her research is focused on authenticated encryption, the design of lightweight ciphers, and provable security in the field of symmetric cryptography.

Hristina Mihajloska Ph.D

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andrea.kulakov@finki.ukim.mk

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(October 2011)

Andrea Kulakov finished the secondary school in 1990, at age of 16, as he managed twice to take two school years during one year (7^th and 8^th grade in primary school and then 3^rd and 4^th year in high school). After that, he enrolled at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Skopje, Macedonia at the Computer Science Department and in 1995 graduated with the highest average grade (9.91 out of 10.00) in the generation 1990-95.

In 1995 he started his postgraduate studies in Cognitive Science at the New Bulgarian University in Sofia, Bulgaria, in a small international group of students with classes in English. He finished these studies with an excellent average grade (5.71 out of 6.00). In July 1998 he defended his MSc thesis “Vygovorotsky – An Anticipative and Analogy-making Actor” with an excellent grade (5.5), in front of an international defense committee with 5 members (not including the mentor). In 1999 his MSc diploma was recognized as an equivalent diploma at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Skopje.

During his 9 months military service in 1999, he was also a demonstrator at the Military Academy for the course “Informatics”. After that he worked for six months in an international software company Mak-System, during which period he was for training in Paris, France for 6 weeks.

In the period April 2000 till September 2011, Andrea Kulakov was employed at the Institute of Computer Science and Engineering at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (later Faculty of Electrical Engineering and IT) in Skopje, first as an assistant, and then since 2007 as an Assistant Professor. He had taught several subjects in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Databases in the undergraduate and graduate studies.

In June 2005, he won a Graduate Student Research Grant for researches leading to PhD defense, from the Computational Intelligence Society of the largest society of engineers IEEE. (http://ieee-cis.org/edu/research/ little below, in the section for 2005).

In December 2006 he defended his PhD thesis titled “Data Management in Wireless Sensor Networks” at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and IT in Skopje.

He was a researcher and principal investigator of several national and international projects, financed by the Ministry of Education and Science of Macedonia, from the EU TEMPUS program and from the EU FP6 program.

In 2008 he founded an advanced technology Company for Research and Development NI TEKNA – Intelligent Technologies (www.ni-tekna.com), dealing with development of advanced solutions where it is necessary to apply the techniques of Artificial Intelligence.

In March 2011 he was one of the founders of the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering in Skopje. In August 2011 he was elected as a Head of the Institute of Intelligent Systems at the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering.

He is responsible for several courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level from the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Data Analysis, Robotics and Sensing. He has published more than 60 scientific papers at international conferences, in international journals, as well as a book chapter. His research is focused in the fields of Robotics, Business Intelligence, Image and Sound Processing and other subfields of Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence. Besides his native Macedonian, he speaks fluently English, Serbian and Bulgarian, while he uses also German, French, Russian and Slovenian.

Andrea Kulakov Ph.D.

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