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PostGIS is an open-source extension for the PostgreSQL database that adds support for storing, indexing, and querying geographic and spatial data, such as points, lines, and polygons. It's used by GIS analysts, backend developers, and urban planners to run spatial queries like proximity searches, area calculations, and map overlays directly within SQL. It's a core tool in geospatial software stacks alongside applications like QGIS and mapping APIs.

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Last checked September 13, 2026

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Apply for Staff Product Manager - Datastores (Postgres Specialist) at Render on their site

Staff Product Manager - Datastores (Postgres Specialist)

Render

Full-time · Remote: United States · $218,000 – $300,000

A staff-level product manager role focused on building Render's managed Postgres and broader data infrastructure offerings for AI-native applications. This suits experienced PM leaders with deep database or infrastructure product knowledge who can balance architectural reliability with developer experience and evolving agentic workload patterns.

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Senior Software Engineer

Voyager

Full-time · El Segundo, CA · $180,000 – $250,000

This role leads the development of large-scale software systems for processing and analyzing geospatial data, particularly Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery, supporting U.S. government defense and security missions. It suits experienced software architects who can bridge complex algorithm research with production systems and are comfortable working in highly regulated, security-focused environments.

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Software Engineer

Voyager

Full-time · El Segundo, CA · $150,000 – $200,000

This role involves building and maintaining software systems that process and analyze large-scale geospatial datasets, particularly Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery, for defense and national security applications. It suits backend and systems engineers with Python expertise and Linux experience who want to work on infrastructure supporting geospatial data pipelines and visualization tools.

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