Developer Needed

Lets make this simple. If you have experience with:

Python
PostgreSQL
PostGIS
GDAL/OGR
OpenLayers

and at least some knowledge of:
GeoJSON
FeatureServer
GML
KML
dealing with the above on Windows (Linux may come down the line)

and live in either Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, or New Mexico; email me

james.fee at gmail.com

Position can be contract or full time work.


22 Comments

  1. Sean Gillies says:

    The infamous WAPPPGOO platform.

  2. Gretz says:

    No .NET
    No ESRI

    What are you up to James?

  3. Cellulose says:

    Doh. I picked 100% for this one. Guess that’s why I don’t gamble.

  4. Bill says:

    James,

    That’s a compelling compensation package you offer in the photo. ;)

  5. Hey, I know some of those technologies.

  6. DannyAkoli says:

    what you wanna do with kml?

  7. KoS says:

    Great, geographic discrimination. Only certain states, gheez. There is more than then SW. ;)

    KoS

  8. Cellulose says:

    Kos,

    Those other states are called “layovers”.

  9. James Fee says:

    Do you all want a big hug?

  10. KoS says:

    Cell….or “flyover” country. :)

    oooooo….group hug time!!

    KoS

  11. Cellulose says:

    I only want the hug if it’s a “welcome aboard” hug accompanied with a job offer. :-D

    My employer won’t pay the extra $12 to “flyover” those exta “states” since they know I’m salaried.

    An extra 3 hours stuck in New Bern is “free”.. ;-)

  12. sstein says:

    that’s a nice wishlist. I guess a couple of companies would be glad to find a person with that backgound knowledge.
    but what means “knowledge” and “experience” (read about? ;)

  13. Erin says:

    I think he wants someone who has built applications using OpenLayers and PostGIS and at least has an idea how that FeatureServer stuff works.

    Its all beyond me, but I have to say I’m interested in seeing how this move goes for James. I’ll be honest, I’m tired of paying through the roof for our ESRI server products. I’d rather take that money and put it to ArcMap extensions.

  14. NickG says:

    Interesting–love the picture!

  15. James

    Just run into this post today. We have all the skills…..but pity we do not reside in the requisite areas :( When, Oh when will geograpical borders not become an issue with delivering fantastic GIS applications (ha ha!)

  16. James Fee says:

    Possibly one day, but my company wants its “GIS Center of Excellence” (not my name) in Tempe.

  17. KoS says:

    hahhaa “GIS Center of Excellence”

    The state govt calls their little office the same.

    Wonder where else the term is being used?

    KoS

  18. James Fee says:

    @KoS

    I have a swear jar on my desk for using the terms “consuming” and “rich client”. I must have hundreds of dollars in there by now.

  19. Bill says:

    Annoying buzzwords. Now there’s a topic for an open thread if I’ve ever heard one….

    Might crash your server though. ;)

  20. James Fee says:

    Now that is a great idea Bill…

  21. Charles says:

    Hi James,

    I have experience with PostgreSQL, PostGIS, MapServer, JSON, GML, KML, PHP, Java, .NET …

    Are you interested ?

  22. ChrisW says:

    @Charles: Maybe you’d better read the date on the original post? Good luck though.