I have "worn multiple hats" as a consultant (no, seriously--like a Homer Simpson-esque number of consultant roles--past titles include):
[Senior] Analyst ( in {Configuration Management, Modeling and Simulation, Network, [Object-Oriented] Software, Systems, Test, Verification and Validation});
[Senior] Architect ( in {Enterprise, Operational/Segment, Solution, Technical}); and
[Lead/Principal] Consultant, Ontologist.
I'm looking to to add Graph Database Developer (is that an appropriate title?). I am eager to use what I perceive as the "next generation" technology post-SQL and tables.
I hope to engage in a new contract soon; and hoping to leverage Neo4j in the assignment.
The functionality I'm hoping to see include capabilities to:
- Visually see the nodes and relationships;
- Obtain pre-query memory usage and likelihood of "crashing" the DB;
- Preview the results of a query;
- Store results of queries for reuse in other queries;
- Store schema tuples of attributes for Types;
- Extend the kernel with a Type Relationship; and [the next three (3) sequentially build towards a universal EA modeling framework (a la ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010, OMG UAF)]:
- Extend the kernel with constraints that a Relationship must reuse specific fromType and toType, and declare the fromRole and toRole;
- Define Views with Correspondence Rules between Views and constraints of which NodeType and RelationTypes between those NodeTypes they permit; and
- Define Viewpoints which include Views with a similar perspective (e.g., Capabilities, Guidance, Integration, Operational, Networks, Projects, Requirements, Security, Systems, Traceability).
If there are others local to northern CA, I'd like to participate in--or lead--local meetings.
