Want to be a part of the team that brought the ICT4D space ChildCount<http://childcount.org/> , Formhub <http://formhub.org/>, XLSForm<http://opendatakit.org/use/xlsform/> , open source electricity planning software<http://networkplanner.modilabs.org/> ,rural solar smartgrids <http://sharedsolar.org/>, and other innovations? The Modi Research at the Earth Institute in Columbia University uses open source software <http://github.com/modilabs> to make development process smarter and to bring new services (health, water, energy) to people that need them most. With a team of development practitioners, designers, and data analysts, software developers will work on projects that will benefit people in Africa, India, Haiti, and Indonesia. We work directly with governments, non-profit organizations, and other institutions in the developing world, and help solve real-world problems using web and mobile software. The problems we tackle are often data and data flow problems; the tools we build incorporate geospatial planning, open-data webservices, mobile phone-based data collection, operational optimization algorithms, data dashboards, and the like. We are primarily a Python and Javascript shop but looking for people with a passion for software engineering above all. We are currently hiring for the positions of: Senior Software Engineer [apply here <http://jobs.columbia.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=133309>], Front-end Software Developer, and Part-time Data Analyst [details here<http://github.com/modilabs/jobs>]. For the latter two (or for strong interest), send an email to pp2427 AT columbia DOT edu with "Application for [title above, or "software development"]" in the subject line, a resume, and a link to your github account / code samples. For questions, contact Prabhas Pokharel / pp2427@columbia.edu