Timetric is looking for software engineers to join our small London-based team, and help us build great data visualization products.
We build software around economic data. We collect it, analyze it and visualize it; we provide tools for our users to explore, use and reuse it. We want you to help us bring our tools to a wider audience.
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The Timetric platform was built from the ground up on Python (Django) and Javascript, with a Postgres/Solr backend. We try to stay close to the cutting edge of new technologies, and we're always open to new ideas.
You'll be joining a small team, with a minimum of process. Code is deployed continuously and we can provision a server with one click.
We don't expect you to know everything you need to do before you start - but you'll learn fast.
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Required:
* Good level of expertise in either Python or Javascript (or both!)
* Comfortable working knowledge of Linux
* Used to working with git (or mercurial/bzr)
Bonus points for any of:
* Interest in data visualization
* Numerical/scientific/mathematical background
* Understanding of AI/ML techniques
* Interest in economics
and if you've published or contributed to any open-source software, then tell us about it.
Data visualization engineer (Python/Django/JS)
Contact jobs@timetric.com
Timetric is looking for software engineers to join our small London-based team, and help us build great data visualization products.
We build software around economic data. We collect it, analyze it and visualize it; we provide tools for our users to explore, use and reuse it. We want you to help us bring our tools to a wider audience.
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The Timetric platform was built from the ground up on Python (Django) and Javascript, with a Postgres/Solr backend. We try to stay close to the cutting edge of new technologies, and we're always open to new ideas.
You'll be joining a small team, with a minimum of process. Code is deployed continuously and we can provision a server with one click.
We don't expect you to know everything you need to do before you start - but you'll learn fast.
-------
Required:
* Good level of expertise in either Python or Javascript (or both!)
* Comfortable working knowledge of Linux
* Used to working with git (or mercurial/bzr)
Bonus points for any of:
* Interest in data visualization
* Numerical/scientific/mathematical background
* Understanding of AI/ML techniques
* Interest in economics
and if you've published or contributed to any open-source software, then tell us about it.