Nothing posted right now.
We hire when a programme needs someone, which is not on a schedule. We do read speculative applications properly and we keep the good ones on file until one does. Tell us which of the three units interests you and what you have actually built.
Send a CVThree units, and most people touch two.
Earth Observation
Remote sensing and GIS: sensor selection, orthorectification against a national DEM, mosaicking, change detection. Country-scale processing, where an inefficiency costs weeks rather than seconds.
Earth Observation →Ground Systems
RF and operations: site survey, antenna and receive chain, pass scheduling, and the maintenance that keeps a station up for a decade. Field work, and the phone ringing when something drops.
Ground Systems →Software
Web GIS and back end: Laravel, map interfaces, archive search across many provider APIs, orbital propagation, ordering and processing pipelines. MyView is ours, so the feedback loop is a day, not a release cycle.
Software →
Before you write.
- Where
- Athens, Peristeri. Branch in Saudi Arabia.
- Remote
- Partly, for software. Not for ground systems: the antenna is where it is.
- Languages
- Greek for the public-sector work, English for everything with a partner in it.
- Experience
- Useful, not required. What you have finished matters more than where you worked.
- Students
- We take thesis work and internships when there is someone free to supervise properly. Ask.
- Reply
- From a person, either way. It can take a couple of weeks.
Send it to the same address as everything else.
A CV, and a paragraph about something you built that worked. Links beat descriptions.