[Ottawa_users] Environment Canada seeking experienced Web Mapping Programmers

[Frank Warmerdam]

(Forwarded from the OSGeo Jobs list as it is likely to be of interest here)

Environment Canada is looking for experienced Web Mapping Programmers.

If you are interested in a position with our team and have experience 
and knowledge of incorporating mapping functionality into web-based 
solutions please send an email to Yvonne Yuen ( _Yvonne.Yuen at ec.gc.ca_ 
<mailto:Yvonne.yuen at ec.gc.ca> ) along with your resumé.  Based on the 
information provided, suitable candidates will be notified when the job 
is officially posted on the Government of Canada web site.

We are looking for candidates with significant experience and knowledge 
in ESRI's ArcIMS or ArcGIS Server with ArcSDE.  We also require 
experience and knowledge in Visual Studio 2008 and MS SQL Server 2005.  
Experience with Open Source web mapping technology (MapServer) will be 
considered an asset.

Due to our diversified areas of expertise, you will be exposed to many 
different facets of the Computer Science discipline. 

You will be given real responsibilities and take satisfaction in seeing 
your work being used in a real-time operational environment.

We offer a challenging and dynamic working environment.
We offer some flexibility with work hours.
We have a culture of "Putting People First".

Environment Canada's mandate is to preserve and enhance the quality of 
the natural environment, including water, air and soil quality; conserve 
Canada's renewable resources; conserve and protect Canada's water 
resources; carry out meteorology; enforce the mandate of Canada - United 
States International Joint Commission relating to boundary waters; and 
coordinate environmental policies and programs for the federal government.

Our mission is to make sustainable development a reality in Canada by 
helping Canadians live and prosper in an environment that needs to be 
respected, protected and conserved.

At Environment Canada we value our environment and its vital importance 
to the identity and well-being of present and future generations; the 
dedication and team-work of our people and integrity, trust and mutual 
respect in our working relationships; the contribution of the natural 
and social sciences to environmentally responsible decision making; the 
exercise, by all Canadians, of a shared responsibility for our 
environment; the contribution of our leadership to the achievement of 
sustainable development; and the provision of quality service to the public.

Please visit our website at:   _ __http://www.ec.gc.ca/_



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