OceanWise has an excellent opportunity for a ‘front-end web systems developer’ to join its growing team that specialises in providing leading-edge marine data acquisition, management and publishing.
The right candidate will be responsible for developing intuitive and scalable interfaces for customer-facing SaaS applications, managing OceanWise’ online presence, and contributing to web-based projects for customers.
Working within a team, the candidate will take command of projects from start to finish, using technologies such as AJAX, PHP, JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3 to make the user interface ‘pop’.
A knowledge of the marine environment is advantageous, but not essential. More important is that the applicant is a professional developer with 3-5 years’ experience who is seeking new challenges in this exciting sector.
More details and a downloadable pdf can be found at: https://www.oceanwise.eu/about-us/careers/
Interested parties should apply to careers@oceanwise.eu, with their CV and covering letter/email explaining how they are suitable for the role, or if they have any questions.
About OceanWise
OceanWise Ltd is an independent company specialising in all aspects of marine
environmental data acquisition, data and knowledge management and GIS providing
customers with comprehensive and cost effective end-to-end marine and coastal data
management and decision support including:
• Intelligent Marine Mapping (Raster Charts, Raster Charts XL, Marine Themes and Marine
Themes DEM)
• Marine Data Management Policy and Strategy Advice and Training
• Enterprise GIS and Productivity Tools (Maritime Toolbar and Workflow Extensions)
• Environmental Data Sharing and Publishing (Ocean Database and Port-Log.net)
For more information about OceanWise, please contact Mr John Pepper, Marketing
Director, at john.pepper@oceanwise.eu or visit www.oceanwise.eu
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