Some of our key challenges include:
– Abstraction/generalization and extension of Djangomodels and views from Manhattan to arbitrary geographic instances
– Abstraction/generalization and extension of javascriptapplication framework with standard and extensible data modeling and visualization libraries
– Alternative ways to store and serve large amounts of raster data
– Addition of new environmental performance metrics to the calculation engine
– PostgreSQL optimization and administrative streamlining
– Server/Amazon infrastructure optimization and troubleshooting
We’re looking for somebody who is able to jump into an existing codebase, good with multiple components of a data-driven application stack, a creative problem-solver, a good team worker and communicator, and passionate about readable code, conservation and sustainable cities. The successful applicant will be good with Linux and Amazon infrastructure, PostgreSQL and PostGIS, Apache, Django, Python, and Javascript.
To apply, please contact Kim Fisher by email (kfisher@wcs.org) including cover letter, a resume and examples of work and usual rate of pay. Someonebased in/near NYC would be preferred. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis with expectation of contracting one or more developers before April 15, 2015.
