[Talk-GB] Vacancy: Lead Software Developer - Ease of Access Crowdsourcing Tools (KTP Associate)

[Jeremy Morley]

This exciting post is a funded Knowledge Transfer Partnerships between The University of Nottingham and Integrated Transport Planning Limited.

Integrated Transport Planning Ltd <http://www.itpworld.net/>., based in central Nottingham, is a transport consultancy that has delivered research and planning services to the public and private sector for the last 16 years. We have an exciting opportunity for a recent graduate or post-graduate to kick-start their career by leading the agile development and commercialisation of a high-profile crowdsourcing website (http://www.accessadvisr.net ) which aims to improve the quality of ‘ease-of-access’ information for disabled people in the UK. The post is for 27 months initially, employed by the university but based with the company, potentially leading to a permanent role in ITP. The closing date is 11th April.

For further details, see the attached advert and to apply for this post, visit: http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/jobs/currentvacancies/ref/ENG076814 .

Please pass these details on as appropriate. We have a short link for tweeting, etc.: http://bit.ly/KTP-ITP

Regards,
Jeremy

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Jeremy Morley
Geospatial Science Theme Leader, Nottingham Geospatial Institute,
Triumph Road, University of Nottingham. NG7 2TU, United Kingdom.
Web:   http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/ngi     Twitter: jeremy_morley
Tel.:  +44/0 115 84 68411
Email: jeremy.morley at nottingham.ac.uk




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