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Responsible for the configuration, installation, support and maintenance for all monitoring and control equipment including, electronic sensing devices, Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Human Machine Interfaces (HMI), data communications equipment and services, computer hardware, and other telemetry devices.
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Create novel geospatial and remote sensing solutions to process and analyze large quantities of imagery. Expertise in some of these engineering approaches, with an interest to learn more of the following: machine learning, computer vision, geospatial analysis, remote sensing, image analysis, statistical analysis.
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Keep abreast of new geospatial analysis techniques, remote sensing and in-situ measurement technologies, and assist with the adoption of appropriate ones. Lead Open Source Science (OSS) projects and activities, meteorological field deployments, geospatial surveying and pursue funding opportunities in these areas within the Environmental Flow Physics Laboratory.
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Applications primarily include radar, electronic warfare, and embedded signal processing but often span into communication systems, surveillance systems, and other remote sensing applications.
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Past innovations – some of which have grown into their own stand-alone work efforts – include international workshops on nature-based climate solutions, carbon capture plants, solar radiation modification, nitrous oxide remote sensing platforms, biomanufacturing, and ammonia-based shipping technologies, and others.
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Experience with remote sensing technologies such as UAV’s and terrestrial scanning is desirable. Professional Land Surveyor license preferred. Degree in Survey Engineering, Geomatics, Geographic Information Systems, Engineering, or related field preferred.
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The ability to teach some of Python, SQL, Geographic Information Systems, remote sensing and web-based geotechnologies, and other types of data models is desired but not required. Specific teaching responsibilities include Introduction to Data Analytics and R Programming; intermediate level courses in data analysis and/or data visualization such as modeling and simulation, data analytics for spatial analysis, and/or geographic information systems; helping to develop and teach upper-level courses on Data Mining, Algorithmic Bias, and Data Ethics.
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Successful applicants should have experience with mathematical modeling, computer programming, and analyzing field and remote sensing datasets. development of new satellite lidar data products estimating vegetation demography or landscape structure.
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Domain expertise in GIS, Remote Sensing, and geospatial with a preference for experience in Utility Vegetation or Infrastructure Management. 8+ years work experience with at least 3 functioning as a Pre-Sales Engineer, supporting complex software sales cycles.
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You will utilize your expertise in GIS (Geographic Information Systems), remote sensing, spatial analysis, and data visualization to deliver high-quality geospatial solutions that meet client objectives.
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Expertise in one or more of the following areas: environmental justice; population dynamics; climate change impacts, vulnerability and adaptation; natural disasters; remote sensing applications; food security; land use & change; environment/security connections; climate mitigation and policy; sustainability science.
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The Company’s portfolio of core technology and products offer unique capabilities in the areas of high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, cyber security as well as remote sensing applications.
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Applications include Internet of Things projects including remote sensing technology and use of artificial intelligence, tracking systems for air, noise and asbestos regulatory enforcement.
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Experience with remote sensing, spatial analysis, and geospatial programming is a plus. Proficiency in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software, such as ArcGIS or QGIS. Bachelor's degree in Geography, GIS, Environmental Science, or a related field.
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Working knowledge of marine remote sensing instrumentation and software such as GPS positioning systems, IMUs, USBLs, multibeam bathymetry, Side Scan Sonars, Subbottom Profilers, Magnetometers, CTD/SV profilers, water quality sondes, etc.
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