The SENSEable City Laboratory conducts research involving the use and visualization of real-time data sets generated by urban networks and systems. The digital revolution is layering a vast system of cameras, communication devices, microcontrollers and sensors over our environment, enabling entirely new ways to imagine, monitor, and understand our cities. The value of this system reaches beyond its various componentsʼ intended purposes: mobile phone networks reveal social and economic patterns, tracking systems highlight global material flows, and digitally-monitored transportation modes expose human mobility routes.

We are seeking an exceptional candidate to fill a sponsored research position involving the graphic visualization of datasets provided by various industries and public entities, including but not limited to telecommunications, healthcare, transportation, and urban or municipal planning. Appropriate candidates may come from a variety of academic backgrounds and experiences.

Responsibilities include working with SENSEable City Lab researchers, collaborators and sponsors to: -interpret and produce unique data visualizations for a variety of research projects

-prepare visualizations for publication in online and print media (academic and popular) as well as at exhibitions -create and maintain a basic archival management system for storage, access, and retrieval of data and project files

Minimum requirements: Bachelors degree and two to three years related work experience. Proficiency in web development (HTML, CSS, Javascript) and/ or programming languages such as Java; familiarity with design software, such as Adobe Creative Suite; some training in graphic or multimedia design; relevant skills for interpreting, analyzing, and pre-processing data; a basic knowledge of GIS or the mapping and use of geographic point and polygon location information.

Preferred Qualifications: Masters degree in computation design, computer and information sciences, media arts and sciences, or equivalent. A combination of some or all of the following skills is preferred:

- Proficiency in programming visualization packages and data processing

- Proficiency with HTML5

- Knowledge of statistics and statistical software packages, such as R or Matlab - Advanced knowledge of GIS

- Demonstrated experience with collaborative research methods

Salary will be commensurate with the successful candidatesʼ skills and experience.

Additional information about the SENSEable City Laboratory and its projects is available at http://senseable.mit.edu

If interested, please send your CV, a portfolio and application letter to senseable-applicants (at) mit (dot) edu

The Senseable City Lab at MIT is seeking candidates for open positions on "data visualization of large datasets". The position will be based at the Lab's base in Singapore at the Singapore-MIT Alliance of Research and Technology (SMART).

Over the past several years, the SENSEable City Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has carried out extensive research into the use of real-time data generated by urban networks and systems. The digital revolution has layered a vast system of cameras, communication devices, microcontrollers and sensors over our environment, enabling entirely new ways to imagine, monitor, and understand our cities. These systems have a value that goes beyond their original purpose: the digital exhaust of cellular networks reveals social and economic patterns, tracking systems highlight global material flows, and digitally managed transportation fleets address a city’s mobility. Several of the Lab's projects specifically involve research into innovative ways of visualizing large data sets and real-time data feeds and results of projects have been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the Singapore Art Museum, the Venice Biennale and other major exhibition venues.

The SENSEable City Laboratory is seeking exceptional candidates to fill positions involving research on the visualization of datasets provided by various industries and public entities, including but not limited to telecommunications, healthcare, transportation, and urban or municipal planning. Candidates should have a sound experience in the process of visualizing data both in static as well as dynamic form. 

Responsibilities include working with SENSEable City Lab researchers, collaborators and sponsors to: 

-interpret and produce unique data visualizations for a variety of research projects within its LIVE Singapore! initiative

-prepare visualizations for publication in online and print media (academic and popular) as well as at exhibitions 

-create and maintain a basic archival management system for storage, access, and retrieval of data and project files

Minimum requirements: 

Bachelors degree and two to three years related work experience. Proficiency in web development (HTML, CSS, Javascript) and/ or programming languages such as Java; familiarity with design software, such as Adobe Creative Suite; some training in graphic or multimedia design; relevant skills for interpreting, analyzing, and pre-processing data; a basic knowledge of GIS or the mapping and use of geographic point and polygon location information.

We recognize that strong candidates for this position might come from a variety of academic backgrounds and experiences. Beyond the above requirements we particularly appreciate the following skills and experience:

- proficiency in programming languages such as java (including visualization packages such as processing) for data visualization,…

- proficiency in html5

- knowledge of statistics and statistical software packages such as R or Matlab is a plus

- skills to interpret/analyze/pre-process data

- knowledge of database tools

Additional information about the SENSEable City Laboratory and its projects is available at http://senseable.mit.edu and specifically at http://senseable.mit.edu/livesingapore

If interested, please send your CV, a portfolio and application letter to senseable-applicants (at) mit (dot) edu

The Senseable City Lab at MIT is seeking candidates for open positions on "data visualization of large datasets" in both its Boston and Singapore locations.

Over the past several years, the SENSEable City Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has carried out extensive research into the use of real-time data generated by urban networks and systems. The digital revolution has layered a vast system of cameras, communication devices, microcontrollers and sensors over our environment, enabling entirely new ways to imagine, monitor, and understand our cities. These systems have a value that goes beyond their original purpose: the digital exhaust of cellular networks reveals social and economic patterns, tracking systems highlight global material flows, and digitally managed transportation fleets address a city’s mobility. Several of the Lab's projects specifically involve research into innovative ways of visualizing large data sets and real-time data feeds and results of projects have been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the Singapore Art Museum, the Venice Biennale and other major exhibition venues.

The SENSEable City Laboratory is seeking exceptional candidates to fill positions involving research on the process of data visualization. Candidates should have a sound experience in the process of visualizing data both in static as well as dynamic form. We recognize that strong candidates for this position might come from a variety of academic backgrounds and experiences. We particularly appreciate the following skills and experience:
- proficiency in programming languages such as java (including visualization packages such as processing) for data visualization,…
- proficiency in web development (html - and in particular html5, css, javascript,…)
- training and experience in graphic or multimedia design
- proficiency in professional graphic and video software
- knowledge of statistics and statistical software packages such as R or Matlab is a plus
- skills to interpret/analyze/pre-process data
- knowledge of mapping and dealing with geographic point and polygon location information are a plus
- knowledge of database tools

Positions will be based either at the MIT Campus in Cambridge (MA) or in the Lab's base in Singapore at the Singapore-MIT Alliance of Research and Technology (SMART).

Additional information about the SENSEable City Laboratory and its projects is available at http://senseable.mit.edu

If interested, please send your CV, a portfolio and application letter to senseable-applicants (at) mit (dot) edu