Fujitsu Lab

What is Fujitsu Labs?

Fujitsu Laboratories was opened at the training center of ITIS on November 23rd 2011. The main aim is to prepare specialist practitioners for eventual employment by GDC (Fujitsu's preferred supplier).

Students work in Fujitsu's technological domains, researching technologies in use at the company and acquiring practical experience through increasingly complex and challenging tasks.

Head of Laboratory:

Andrey Krekhov (Deputy Director of GDC and Fujitsu Labs supervisor)

GDC@ts.fujitsu.com

Human Resources at GDC – resume-gdc-russia@ts.fujitsu.com

5 reasons to choose Fujitsu Labs

1. A broad spectrum of training pathways (Java, .Net, Retail, Workplace, Testing, iOS, Infrastructure) => you learn what is actually required by the IT market.
2. The instructors are specialists with many years of experience at international IT companies => less dry theory, more real-world experience and practical expertise.
3. Involvement in real projects at companies => upon completion you are a “specialist with experience”.
4. The possibility of employment at GDC while still in education => see what GDC offers its employees.
5. Special programs for students => get a taste of corporate life.

Laboratories

1. The Workplace Lab trains students to automate solutions for complex, distributed and large IT infrastructures. The laboratory program includes:

• instruction on how to prepare software for installation and virtualization;
• instruction on operational systems for “thin” and “thick” clients for mass deployment.

2. The Testing Lab trains professionals in the area of testing. The laboratory program includes:

• testing of different software (desktop apps, web apps, mobile apps) and operating systems;
• different types of testing (functional, load, automated, security etc.);
• test design and proper test planning process;
• implementation of autotest automation and optimization instruments.

3. The Java Lab caters for Java developers. The laboratory program includes:

• basic Java (JavaCore);
• the latest Java technologies;
• actual involvement in the development of high-load sites, desktop and mobile apps.

4. The Retail Lab trains specialists in one of the most promising areas of IT – systemic automation of retail and retail facilities. The laboratory program includes:

• basic use of Microsoft.NET;
• actual involvement in the development of complex automated shopping systems (eg. Auchan);
• enhancement of retail services;
• software developed at GDC helps foreign customers manage their retail networks.