We’re looking for a site reliability engineer who can help the OpenStreetMap Foundation’s sysadmin team manage the growth in the demand for its services.
Keeping core technical infrastructure which the OpenStreetMap project relies on running is one of the key responsibilities outlined in the foundation’s mission statement https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Mission_Statement. So far, volunteers have admirably filled this role. However, the growth of the project is increasing the demands on our infrastructure.
The person will work full time, closely with the current team of volunteer sysadmins, and with one board member who will communicate what tasks we would like to have completed.
If possible, OSM would greatly benefit from one of our current volunteers being able to spend more time on maintaining and improving our services. We will explore this possibility before soliciting offers from a broader range of candidates.
We want the person providing the services to be great communicator, with an excellent command of written and spoken English, and willing and able to collaborate online.
They should be a creative and inventive problem-solver.
Being involved in OpenStreetMap as a contributor, or experience with other Open Source or Open Data or volunteer communities, will be helpful to understand how our community works.
The sysadmin team and board are volunteers who have full-time jobs outside OpenStreetMap. While we don’t expect the person to hit the ground running, the volunteers won’t be able to communicate with the person all the time or help with everything. They should be able to self-organise and to enjoy finding out about things themselves.
Location: 100% Remote within UK
The person will work from their premises, and most of the time determine their schedule.
The OSMF is incorporated in England, deals frequently with UK entities, and has most of its servers in Dublin, York, London and Amsterdam. A base where travel to these places is easy is required. The OpenStreetMap Foundation is a global organisation; working with people in different time zones and handling related scheduling constraints is expected.
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