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For full time living locations. Nomads can head for multi-month trips.

Data generated from one of our products is currently in a front page HN article: The Triboro: Transit plan for the NYC Borough - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11811618

JavaScript Engineer | Conveyal | New York/Brussel/Paris/DC/Atlanta | Full time | Remote

Conveyal enables people and institutions to make smarter decisions, applying our technical expertise in open source software and open data to create improved transportation systems, more livable cities, and a better world. We give equal consideration to the social, environmental, and financial outcomes of our work (the triple bottom line).

Conveyal is a small, flat organization. We make space for each other to take ownership of projects that inspire us. We’re urban planners, programmers, geographers and cartographers with deep domain knowledge and passion for transportation.

We’re looking for an experienced and well rounded engineer. You’ll be taking on a prominent role in our public transportation data management projects. You’ll be both building out new features and enhancing current ones. You’ll help prototype new ideas and take responsibility for the codebase. You’ll be part of the design process and will give input on feature discussions.

To apply, email jobs@conveyal.com with CV and work samples.

See more: conveyal.com/jobs

ES7 async/await functions? https://github.com/jaydson/es7-async

Babel already enables them.

Take the city model to the suburbs. You don't need more than 100k people to have dense, pedestrian focused development.

Thanks for the feedback! Project is definitely under daily development and subject to changes but it should be ready for reuse soon.

We use OpenTripPlanner for translating GTFS in a format to use with this. What type of bridge did you have in mind? What city/services were you looking at?

Love it, but am I the only one looking for an "icon-phone"? Pretty please.

Anyone else shocked to see that they were still using a "Netscape plugin API"? How many years old is that?

https://gist.github.com/

Easy to share, easy to use, decent looking.

Is anyone really that surprised?