Tasks will include:
- Designing a creative web app/dashboard with a brief description of the project, objectives, and key metrics,
- Embedding interactive plots obtained from dashboard or visualization platforms such as Power BI, Tableau, or similar.
- Creating a section on the web app/dashboard dedicated to our machine learning model with a text input and text output box (As well as a data upload and data download sections) for interaction with the ML model using HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc.
- Building the backend linking to this model with a Python framework called ‘Flask’ or similar.
- Deploying this web app/dashboard on Heroku or similar so it becomes publicly available and can be accessed via a custom Web URL.
- Other duties as assigned.
Who should apply?
We are looking for mid-career professionals interested in working on multi-national research projects tied to civic technology issues pertinent to sub-Saharan Africa specifically in East Africa.
You must have:
- At least an undergraduate degree
- Some experience building web pages/apps.
- Front-end skills such as HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc
- Backend skills for Python-based data products.
- An open mind and desire to try out new things. We are open to creative ideas that produce better results.
- Willingness to teach and share knowledge with others.
- Competency in Microsoft and Google applications including Word, Excel, and Outlook, or working with tools such as Slack.
- Possess strong writing and communication skills
Interested?
Excellent!
Please fill this google form with your details, upload an updated CV and a brief statement of interest telling us why you’re interested in the position, a description and link to a similar project you have worked on in the past, and why you believe you are a good fit for the role.
Start date: As soon as possible (This role is a flexible role with a time commitment that can be agreed upon)
Deadline to apply: Friday December 2nd, 2022 but applications will close as soon as we identify the right candidate, so do apply sooner rather than later.
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