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I have extended the application period for this important and cool gig until 10/26 (wanted it to be open longer from the start - sometimes the HR process is confusing!). This person will not only supervise an amazing and talented team of engineers and scientists doing rad water-data science work, but they will serve in leadership capacity to the FUTURE of the water data ecosystem for all of our vast, CA water data and water resource management issues. Who would be be interested? 1. People who strongly believe in transparent, functional, responsive and progressive government. Government programs naturally protect their data and resist publication of it as open data. "It needs to be explained." "It's not of good quality." "It takes work to make it available and that's not our priority right now." These are all valid, but if you like to use your judo to help government do better, you will love this job. 2. People who want to advance equity. The work we are doing right now (and for the foreseeable future) centers equity. Why, you may ask? Because historically government has taken it's direction and priority from those in power with access (time to lobby, etc.) to our processes. In the mid to late 20th century, when our agency was created, this power center had motives that we now see as unjust, inequitable and deserving some attention to rectify. Data is powerful. This work is contentious, hard, and super, super rewarding. 3. People who like partnering and kindness. What? An engineering / data job that might be appealing to humans who value kindness and communicating clearly and partnering? This work - both the data ecosystem repair, improvement and modernization work and the equity, community centered work - is 75% or more people work. The magic comes when you mix the data, engineering, water resource principles and management work with the human or people work. Are you interested? Do you know someone who can do this magic? Reach out.

Consulting position in UK

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Are you a detective? 🕵️♀️ But instead of solving crimes, you’re unlocking the secrets hidden within rows and columns. You examine data, gather clues, look for patterns, outliers, and hidden treasures. Maybe you’ll stumble upon a suspicious spike in sales during full moon? 📈🌕 Bars, scattered plots, and pies are your artistic tools. 🎨 Data analysis isn’t just about numbers; it’s about solving mysteries, telling stories, and enabling informed decisions. The secret recipe for success: 42% hard work, 28% luck, and 30% coffee!” ☕ ...and that you apply for our position at Aller Media Norway! #dataanalysis #analytics #insight Jon Scheistrøen

GIS Data Analyst | Leveraging Spatial Insights for Informed Decision-MakingSummary: Diligent GIS Data Analyst with a passion for transforming geospatial data into actionable insights. Proficient in analyzing and interpreting spatial information, I specialize in utilizing advanced GIS tools to support strategic decision-making. Skilled in data visualization, spatial modeling, and geographical analysis, I am committed to delivering accurate and valuable insights. Let's connect to explore opportunities at the intersection of geography and data analysis.#GIS #DataAnalyst #SpatialAnalysis #GeospatialData #DecisionMaking #DataVisualization #LinkedIn(

Data Centre covering 99 acres "planned" for East Havering. With the ever expansion of Data and Compute, developer Digital Reef has unveiled an ambitious plan for the East Havering Data Centre, set to straddle the border of Havering in east London and Thurrock in Essex. This massive facility will cover 99 acres (40 hectares) and feature a 279-acre (113 hectares) publicly accessible "ecology park." Touted by Havering Council as Europe's largest data centre, the project promises to generate funds for vital services and create 1,240 permanent jobs. However, the proposal has sparked controversy, with many local residents, including Havering Friends of the Earth, voicing strong opposition. #data

EXCITING NEWS - GeoComply Talents Meet & Greet is BACK!!! Network and get insights with top-notch talents in the Tech industry at the #GeoComply offline event - "Mastering the Two Trends - Business Intelligence and Product Management" 💥 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gp9Fn6p5 Being distinguished from peers is the challenge everyone has to face. This workshop will provide you with tips to make yourself stand out in a fast-growing market and constantly innovate. 🌎 Topic 1: The Future Of Business Intelligence (BI) Data democratization and self-service BI let everyone access, understand, and use data. Before, only data experts or IT staff could do that. But the future of BI should enable business users to analyze data, make reports, and find insights by themselves. 🌏 Topic 2: What A Technical Product Manager Does Learn about Technical Product Manager roles and careers. Find out what skills and qualifications you need and how to advance in your career. GeoComply Talents Meet & Greet event - Grow Your Career & Make An Impact. ⏰ Time: 06:00 PM, Tuesday, October 17, 2023 🔹Location: 4A Floor, Vincom Center Dong Khoi, 45A Ly Tu Trong Street, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, HCMC 📣 All levels are invited.

Hi, Hope you are doing great. This side Anurag Pathak from iBridge Tech Soft I have some urgent requirements with one of my clients. If you are interested, share with me your resume. Role : GIS Analyst Location : Austin Tx Contract Role  A GIS (Geographic Information System) Analyst is a professional who collects, analyzes, and interprets geospatial data to help organizations make informed decisions. Their primary responsibilities include:   1. Data collection and management: Gathering and integrating geospatial data from various sources. 2. Mapping and visualization: Creating maps, 3D models, and other visualizations to communicate findings. 3. Spatial analysis: Applying techniques like spatial statistics, network analysis, and terrain analysis to identify patterns and trends. 4. Data modeling: Designing and implementing geodatabases to store and manage large datasets. 5. Project management: Collaborating with stakeholders to understand project requirements and deliver results. 6. Staying up-to-date with industry trends and emerging technologies like AI, machine learning, and cloud computing.   GIS Analysts work in various industries, including:   1. Urban planning and development 2. Environmental management and conservation 3. Emergency response and disaster management 4. Transportation and logistics 5. Natural resources management 6. Epidemiology and public health   Thanks and Regards,   Anurag Pathak Technical Recruiter iBridge Techsoft Pvt.Ltd 📞+1 9045871229 📧anuragpathak@ibridgetechsoft.com #gis #map #arcgis #mapping #maps #cartography #geospatial #qgis #remotesensing #geography #esri #sig #gps #survey #a #topography #geografia #surveyor #mapas #surveying #drone #d #geomatics #geoprocessamento #folgore #geoinformatics #cartografia #carabinieri #uav #goi #geographicinformationsystems #gis #map #gps #emprendeecuador #geography #maps #mapping #geospatial #arcgis #geolocation #sig #remotesensing #instagram #emprendeec #georreferenciamento #geolocalizacion #instagramforbusiness #shareblackstories #howto #tutorial #neop #geographicalinformationsystem #whatsapp #emprendedoresecuador #indonesia #geographicinformation #urbanplanning #harita #geospatialtechnology Anish Kumar Singh

Happy new month🎉🎉 #linkedin Wow Thank you Jesus Prof Dennis Ikpe , thank you for the wonderful opportunity to share with the world and learn from others. God bless you🙏. I posted a Teach and Win contest few days ago and had the opportunity to share my knowledge of Data analysis and Surveying and Geoinformatics with the world. I presented: The growing importance of Data analysis in various fields and professions; Surveying and Geoinformatics I am privileged to came 2nd out of the 18 people that participated 👏. I talked about some fields and careers and how data analysis can help. Almost every professions requires a Data analyst. Data is real and has value when used. It can be used to solve real-world problems and make decisions Also,there is a common misconception that Surveying and Geoinformatics are only about measuring and selling land. No💯 Surveying has truly become a highly technological and data-driven field, and data generated with the help of the instrument (GPS, Total station etc) helps to create 3D models and alot....... Let's Connect #data #dataanalytics #dataanalysis #dataanalyst #surveying #geoinformatics #geospatial #problemsolving #teaching