Skill
Geospatial
Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML
Geospatial refers to data, technologies, and analysis methods that are tied to specific locations on Earth, combining geographic coordinates with other information such as imagery, demographics, or environmental measurements. Professionals in urban planning, logistics, defense, agriculture, and environmental science use geospatial tools and datasets to map, analyze, and visualize spatial patterns and relationships. It encompasses technologies like GIS, remote sensing, GPS, and satellite imagery.
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Product Insights, Software Engineering Manager
BlackSky
Full-time · Seattle, WA · $165,000 – $205,000 · Remote
Lead a newly formed team building scalable product pipelines that deliver advanced analytics and satellite imagery insights directly through BlackSky's platform. This role suits experienced engineering managers with cloud infrastructure expertise and a track record of operating mission-critical systems who want to bridge technical excellence with cross-functional product delivery.
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