The areas around the cities are dotted with farmland, but it is not difficult to find some kind of a forest nearby. Even Vancouver has a fairly dense forest downtown in Stanley Park. It's possible to wander into it and (sometimes, maybe not during peak tourist season) not encounter anyone
Dalia Research is building a powerful engine for real-time market and opinion research. We connect entities that desire information (universities, think tanks, companies) to communities of users who can provide that information (ie. anyone with a smart phone). We also do some of our own in-house research (for example, on global mobility: http://mobility.daliaresearch.com/).
We work with a large amount of data, and have our own in-house data science team, in addition to the engineering team. We strongly believe in creating a positive impact, getting stuff done, helping each other grow, taking responsibility, and challenging ourselves.
Our office is based in Berlin, and we're happy to help you move here. Despite the on-site requirement, some remote work is absolutely no problem.
The stack is primarily Ruby on Rails. We have a microservices based architecture, so technology varies. On the front-end we mostly use React and Redux, but some older applications use Angular. The technology isn't as important to us as the resulting product is.
I've been here for six months so far, and absolutely love it (and Berlin too). Bonuses: Well-stocked kitchen, periodically provided lunches, an education fund for your own usage (I've used it to take German lessons and go to conferences), and our own boat, which we take out on the Spree during the summer.
Wow, that's a really beautiful map. If possible, I'd love to purchase a hard copy as well! Not sure it's possible to PM on here, but if you email me at [email protected] I can send my address.
The areas around the cities are dotted with farmland, but it is not difficult to find some kind of a forest nearby. Even Vancouver has a fairly dense forest downtown in Stanley Park. It's possible to wander into it and (sometimes, maybe not during peak tourist season) not encounter anyone