Careers @ Atomic

At Atomic, we are building a unique culture. One that lets you be you, and that lets you focus on what you love: inventing the future of geospatial.

The world is ripe for people like us, who see the application of geography to business. We are finding our way into nearly every industry - from utilities, to logistics, to real-estate. And, we have a unique, highly-differentiated skill set to offer. More importantly, we have unique way of looking at the world. Geography is our lens.

Come and build the next generation of enterprise analytics with us.

 

Current Contract Openings:

Data Engineer

In the beginning, there was data, and it was good.

You are ready to put your python and SQL chops to work on some interesting and challenging geospatial problems. You are ready to collaborate with some very bright colleagues and customers. You are ready to dive into a cloud-optimized way of life and containerize all the things.

You are ready for Atomic.

And we are ready for you!

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Front End Lead

At what point does UX become art? When you understand what the user wants before they click? When your gorgeous 3D visualization reveals its hidden meaning? When you have iterated through the design until it just feels right?

Come build art with us.

Your paint: a data lake holding trillions of pixels & petabytes of point clouds

Your brush: Typescript/React and all the greatest open 2D + 3D mapping libraries

Come join a small team of talented Javascript engineers and put your fingerprint on the universe, or at least on our company. 🤠

You know how to inspire teams and you know how to build compelling, performant + responsive apps. We cannot wait to meet you!

Geospatial Data Engineer

Geospatial data pipelines thrill you. Seriously.

You think everything belongs in geoparquet, h3 parquet and COGs, sitting in object storage and available to anyone at any time, as a service.

Or maybe you think we should all be living at a SQL prompt in Snowflake + BigQuery or Hive, doing our analytics, joins + transforms in a geospatial data warehouse.

Or perhaps you are a Lakehouse architect managing Spark resources and spending your days doing geospatial ELT in a Databricks notebook, preparing data for ArcGIS + Kepler + Tableau.

Whichever pattern, you pride yourself on your ability to refine data - to go from raw sensor input to clean, tidy analysis-ready output.

You are at home @ Atomic.

Job Details / Job Posting

 

Imagery Developer

You see the world in point clouds. You have experience with Esri’s Imagery products. You’ve managed large mosaics and massive collections of orthos, but you see that the next frontier is oblique and oriented imagery for 3D maps.

You see the power of COG and STAC to give programatic access to imagery and light up entire data science teams. GDAL and PDAL are in your toolbelt, as well as ArcGIS Pro.

You have built and trained CNNs. You understand the massive disruption that occurs at the sweet spot between AI-driven computer vision and geospatial imagery.

Most importantly, you’re excited to innovate and to write the next chapter of our industry (and to have a lot of fun along the way).

 
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My Morning Javascript

(Front-End Engineer)

It's the first thing you think of. (Well, maybe after proper caffeination.) You live right on the front-end, (although you call yourself full-stack, leaning forward). The framework debate is over, and you have settled into React as your go-to, but every once in a while Angular rears its head, (and there's always the appeal of simple, pure vanilla). You have built multiple apps and data visualizations with ArcGIS JS API and you are fully 100% on board with the decision to (finally!) drop Dojo. You cannot wait to show us the sick things you've done with JS API 4x. Back-end work isn't scary, even though not as familiar. (Python, no prob.) You tend to build your GP and data prep work with geopandas but you embrace the ArcGIS stack equally (including ArcPy).

It's all good.

We are waiting for you.