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Posted 31 October 2006 - 03:36 PM
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Posted 31 October 2006 - 07:07 PM
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Hello Miles! What is your major? What was your research? What software do you work with?
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Posted 02 November 2006 - 02:53 PM
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Miles, FYI, I don't see your resume attached to this thread. I believe you may have started two threads on this same topic.
I'm not an employer, but your skills sound broad and applicable to many fields needing GIS solutions. Have you considered freelancing? Have you done any project work yet? That's how I'm beefing up my resume - I think projects/portfolio matters more than your qualifications - except for entry-level jobs, which I am hoping to skip (I've been in the IT field for 6 years now).
I'm not an employer, but your skills sound broad and applicable to many fields needing GIS solutions. Have you considered freelancing? Have you done any project work yet? That's how I'm beefing up my resume - I think projects/portfolio matters more than your qualifications - except for entry-level jobs, which I am hoping to skip (I've been in the IT field for 6 years now).
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Posted 06 November 2006 - 12:48 PM
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Miles,
While looking at your resume on the other thread I was surprised by the fact that you had no experience with ESRI products given your background. Here you mention that you have that experience. I would suggest you add that to your resume, it would be a critical piece of information.
While looking at your resume on the other thread I was surprised by the fact that you had no experience with ESRI products given your background. Here you mention that you have that experience. I would suggest you add that to your resume, it would be a critical piece of information.
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Posted 22 November 2006 - 09:13 PM
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Interests:I am a Cartographer with varied experience. I work primarily as a freelancer. In my freelancing career I have worked with Maps.com, Designmaps.com, 3dmaps and various other map making and cartography sites.
I have varied software experience, however I use almost all the Cartography and quite a few GIS software, Illustrator, Freehand, Adobe Photoshop and Mapinfo to be precise. I have also worked on Microstation and other Intergraph software including Stereo Photogrammetry on ZI Photo Suites. The other software that I utilize for various other tasks specially 3D realism are Global Mapper and Maprenderer 3D.
Global mapper is a versatile software for various conversion and I found Maprenderer 3D for producing stunning 3D images from height data.
I am available for freelance work, right from mundane line digitisation to Illustrator / Freehand Cartography. Just send me a mail at promapper@gmail.com -
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Miles, FYI, I don't see your resume attached to this thread. I believe you may have started two threads on this same topic.
I'm not an employer, but your skills sound broad and applicable to many fields needing GIS solutions. Have you considered freelancing? Have you done any project work yet? That's how I'm beefing up my resume - I think projects/portfolio matters more than your qualifications - except for entry-level jobs, which I am hoping to skip (I've been in the IT field for 6 years now).
Hi
I was just wondering if you could let me know some sources for freelance work. I am getting some cartography related work but that is not sufficient enough. I have worked on MapInfo, Microstation, Freehand and Adobe Illustrator. I have done a few jobs for maps.com also. As you see that I am based in Bangalore, India, my rates are quite competitive. I hope I can get more work. Freelancing, sure is a free bird existence but tough to sustain.
Thanks and regards
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