Skill
Geographic Information Systems
Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are computer systems that capture, store, analyze, and display spatial or geographic data, combining maps with layered data sets like demographics, infrastructure, and environmental information. Urban planners, environmental scientists, logistics companies, and government agencies use GIS software (such as Esri ArcGIS or QGIS) to visualize spatial relationships, model scenarios, and support decision-making. Common applications include land-use planning, disaster response, utility management, and route optimization.
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Senior Software Engineer
Moody's Corporation
Full-time · Charlotte, NC · $116,500 – $169,000
This role involves building and maintaining scalable back-end systems for Moody's insurance analytics platform, working closely with data science and machine learning teams to translate business needs into technical solutions. It suits experienced software engineers comfortable with Python, SQL, and AI concepts who want to tackle complex engineering challenges in a risk assessment context.
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