HERE maps | Berkeley, San Francisco Bay Area | Full-Stack Engineer
HERE is a global leader in the mapping and location intelligence business. HERE Reality Lens (https://realitylens.here.com) leverages our ability to collect, process, and publish petabytes of street-level, aerial, and indoor spatial data in over 72 countries around the world. Our products include tools and APIs built upon HERE software and data services that allow users to visualize high-resolution 3D panoramic imagery while interactively measuring, mapping, and modeling within panoramas. We deliver these same panoramas to automobiles world-wide as part of the next revolution in navigation systems.
We have an opening for a Full Stack JavaScript engineer.
HERE maps | Berkeley, San Francisco Bay Area | Web Developer / Tools Engineer
Nokia HERE is a global leader in the mapping and location intelligence business. HERE Reality Lens (https://realitylens.here.com) utilizes advanced reality capture technologies to collect, process, and publish petabytes of street-level, aerial, and indoor spatial data to customers in over 72 countries around the world. These software and data services, the sixth largest on AWS, allow users to visualize high-resolution 3D panoramic and oblique imagery while interactively measuring, mapping, and modeling.
As Web Developer / Tools Engineer, you would:
- Create Canvas/WebGL and DOM-based solutions integrating 2D maps, 3D imagery and LIDAR point clouds.
- Design and implement web-based tools for managing live operations and other shared platform services using a Node.js technology stack.
- Integrate software with HERE platforms, processes, pipelines, and products.
- Design data models for SQL and NoSQL databases and caches. (MySQL, MongoDB, Redis).
Please have:
- Experience with Cloud Computing platforms and Linux (e.g., Amazon AWS).
- Experience with HTML/CSS/JavaScript/TypeScript using client-side frameworks such as Angular.js, server-side frameworks such as Express, and full-stack frameworks such as Meteor.
- Experience modeling and implementing scalable and robust data storage in any of MongoDB, DynamoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL.
- Experience achieving quality and user satisfaction metrics for customer facing web applications.
- A thorough understanding of all things HTTP, including patterns for RESTful design, scalability, and security.
- Good computer science fundamentals including an understanding of data structures and algorithms, their runtime and storage complexities.
HERE maps | Berkeley, San Francisco Bay Area | Web Developer / Tools Engineer
Nokia HERE is a global leader in the mapping and location intelligence business. HERE Reality Lens (https://realitylens.here.com) utilizes advanced reality capture technologies to collect, process, and publish petabytes of street-level, aerial, and indoor spatial data to customers in over 72 countries around the world. These software and data services, the sixth largest on AWS, allow users to visualize high-resolution 3D panoramic and oblique imagery while interactively measuring, mapping, and modeling.
As Web Developer / Tools Engineer, you would help Reality Lens execute on our product vision, create great products, and share a great work environment.
You will:
- Create Canvas/WebGL and DOM-based solutions integrating 2D maps, 3D imagery and LIDAR point clouds.
- Design and implement web-based tools for managing live operations and other shared platform services using a Node.js technology stack.
- Integrate software with HERE platforms, processes, pipelines, and products.
- Design data models for SQL and NoSQL databases and caches. (MySQL, MongoDB, Redis).
Please have:
- Experience with Cloud Computing platforms and Linux (e.g., Amazon AWS).
- Experience with HTML/CSS/JavaScript/TypeScript using client-side frameworks such as Angular.js, server-side frameworks such as Express, and full-stack frameworks such as Meteor.
- Experience modeling and implementing scalable and robust data storage in any of MongoDB, DynamoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL.
- Experience achieving quality and user satisfaction metrics for customer facing web applications.
- A thorough understanding of all things HTTP, including patterns for RESTful design, scalability, and security.
- Good computer science fundamentals including an understanding of data structures and algorithms, their runtime and storage complexities.
Nokia HERE, Berkeley - FULL-TIME, LOCAL, US RELOCATION
Nokia HERE (www.here.com, @here) is hiring talented engineers to help us build applications that deliver 3D street level and aerial reality capture data and imagery to enterprise customers for professional geo-spatial applications.
Our team, Reality Capture Solutions, is looking for senior engineers:
We're building a platform with a full set of RESTful web services, APIs, SDKs, samples, and viewers. Contact me directly at daniel.weinstein at here.com with questions or click through to the above jobs to see some of our imagery and job details.
This approach could be a useful way to structure Titanium applications with multiple platforms sharing code. For native mobile app windows, I would only use CoffeeScript. I could additionally use haml, jade, and the other libraries for webviews.
For desktop apps, I would include the generated javascript files in index.html. For mobile apps, I would create an apps.js that includes the generated javascript files, perhaps generated from one CoffeeScript file per window.
With that in mind, I tried out the install. When I ran "npm install crab", npm gave an error: "Looks like 'underscore.string' is not in the npm registry." Since you (kossnocorp) are an author of underscore.string, perhaps you could add it to the npm registry? If not, you might want to add another step to the readme to first install underscore.string.
When I went to the University of Michigan, our Engineering school had its own humanities department. This internal humanities department offered introductory level courses with smaller class sizes and faculty dedicated to teaching engineers rather than research. It was like having an embedded liberal arts school. As the article suggests, rather than eliminating humanities departments, by making these classes both required and well-taught, we earned knowledge that paid off handsomely once we entered the work world and took on roles that required more than technical skills.
When I was at MIT in the '80s the humanities faculty was similarly dedicated, although I remember one history seminar where I was the only student who could identify the French Revolution. Afterward the professor told me he would have seriously considered resigning if none of us had gotten it.
I suppose it goes without saying that I was the only really serious history student of the 5-7 in that class, which is a shame since he was such a good professor, starting the course by explaining historiography, how the omnipresence of death prior to modern medicine made such a difference in, well, everything, etc. etc., before we got down to the nitty gritty details of Renaissance Florance.
Anyway, as others have mentioned in this discussion, if you're serious, the value in these course is generally there for the taking (assuming of course your professor isn't entirely and uselessly PC, but it's your job to ensure that ahead of time).
I've re-read some of the humanities material from college and now realize how much it has influenced my day-to-day thinking. For example, while re-reading Sun Tzu's 'Art of War,' I realized how often I apply his strategies.
HERE is a global leader in the mapping and location intelligence business. HERE Reality Lens (https://realitylens.here.com) leverages our ability to collect, process, and publish petabytes of street-level, aerial, and indoor spatial data in over 72 countries around the world. Our products include tools and APIs built upon HERE software and data services that allow users to visualize high-resolution 3D panoramic imagery while interactively measuring, mapping, and modeling within panoramas. We deliver these same panoramas to automobiles world-wide as part of the next revolution in navigation systems.
We have an opening for a Full Stack JavaScript engineer.
https://here.taleo.net/careersection/01/jobdetail.ftl?job=14...