[OSGeo-Jobs] Spatial ETL / GeoServer Specialist

[Oliver Morris]

We are looking for a seasoned FME Professional with Desktop and Cloud skills to support a team of geoscientists and help mentor 5 or so other FME users within the office. The role within Landmark Halliburton is to continue to develop our suite of geoscience products which include a range of 2D and 3D continental and global scale geological representations of the Earth - see https://www.landmark.solutions/explorationinsights for more information.

Within the role you will be working on further innovations to the product range and helping to shape the direction of product delivery. If you have OL3 and GeoServer experience as well that would be very welcome.

Key skill sets required include:

*Spatial and relational ETL skills within SQL Server, Postgres and PostGIS

*Expert level knowledge of Safe Software FME Desktop and Cloud

*Familiarity with GDAL

*Working knowledge of GeoServer



The following additional skills would be beneficial:

*A demonstrable interest in Geoscience

*Developing on OpenLayers 3

*Familiarity with the ESRI Software suite, ArcMap and GeoCat Bridge

*Working knowledge of Java (JEE and JSE)

*Good understanding OGC specifications and concepts (WMS, WFS, WCS, WPS)



Responsibilities will include:

*ETL of Spatial Vector and Raster datasets for web publication

*Automation of spatial dataset loading and cleaning

*Ensuring content remains at a consistently high quality

*Working on innovative new technical delivery solutions

*Work with internal teams to improve content generation workflows

*Actively investigating new technologies and testing new technical solutions



The role is permanent and based in the Oxford office in the UK, the salary range will be between £50 - 70k depending on experience and enthusiasm!



If you are interested please apply through
https://jobs.halliburton.com/job/Abingdon-United-Kingdom-Abingdon-Spatial-ETL-GeoServer-Specialist_-Principal-Tech-Prof-Software-Dev-OXF-OX14-4RW/412732700/

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