CarbonFarm is a climateTech working on changing the way we grow our food. Our vision? If farming is to become sustainable, it has to make economic sense to the farmer.
By using satellites and AI, we quantify emissions from agriculture so that farmers can get rewarded when they adopt low-emission practices.
CarbonFarm is looking to hire a Mobile App Developer Intern to come work with us in Paris.
We are a diverse team of 20 people, working towards decarbonising rice farming using satellite imagery and artificial intelligence.
You will be working principally with a senior full stack developer, but will also have the opportunity to learn from the rest of the company, such as our data architect, scientific software engineers and product manager.
This is a great opportunity for someone who is interested in working at the intersection of technology, science and the environment.
Ideally, you would have a keen eye for design and some experience working with maps and geospatial visualisations as well as other forms of statistical data visualisations.
The role is in-person at Station F in Paris, France, with a flexible start date.
You will be working directly alongside the our web & mobile apps engineers, who are currently in the process of building out the next phase of mobile app functionality at CarbonFarm.
Learn how engineers at CarbonFarm:
Develop cross-platform mobile apps to enable data collection in the field
Integrating the mobile apps into the wider data workflows
Carry out the design process, to create mobile apps that are useful, intuitive, and robust
Create geospatial visualisations using industry standard mapping libraries
Collaborate with stakeholders on the team, and with our clients
A university degree, in progress, in the domain of software engineering and/or geospatial information systems
Working knowledge of cross platform mobile app development frameworks (e.g. React Native)
Attention to detail
Organised, flexible and self-sufficient
Keen interest in learning new technologies
French is not a requirement as we use English in the office (though it’s useful for day-to-day life).
Short intro call.
1-2 Technical interviews depending on candidate.
