Lead InSAR Engineer

About SkyGeo

We provide our clients with essential geotechnical insights that allow them to understand very early how ground movement will impact their valuable assets. We have built an excellent and diverse team to approach InSAR increasingly as a professional service.

To keep getting better at providing these insights at scale, we need the best people working with us. We are looking for colleagues who want to help build the business and to grow professionally by discovering a wide range of applications.

Your Role & Impact

Our Data Analytics team is looking for a Lead InSAR engineer with ambition! Your strong quantitative skills will help you to apply our technology in projects and with your passion for Geoscience and innovation you’ll help us develop our range of products to serve our internal and external stakeholders as best as we can.

For this position you will be working from our head office in Delft, the Netherlands.

Your main responsibilities

You will work with our customers to find new ways to implement and integrate our data into geotechnical engineering practices. Your focus will be on:

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Processing, modeling and visualization of InSAR data

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Collaborating with customers and partners on using InSAR for complex projects

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Implementing and improving existing algorithms

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Providing (technical) support to our commercial and Data Analytics team

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Coach and train junior colleagues.

We offer an opportunity to

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Bring in your experience, technical skills and vision to build a next-generation Earth Observation business and applications.

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Apply SAR to real-world problems (e.g. civil engineering, energy industry, mining)

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Work with all SAR datasets (commercial and open source) and with various beam modes

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Learn from and further develop our state-of-the-art object-oriented InSAR processor

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Work with a wide variety of colleagues and customers: civil engineers, geomatic engineers, computer scientists, geophysicists, geodesists, geologists

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Publish your work in the scientific community.