Thermopylae Sciences and Technologies is looking for summer interns and full hires. We're a DC-area company working with Google Earth to create a platform for developing geospatial apps that take customers pre-existing data storage and make it relevant to them and their users. We recently hit 100 employees, but it still feels like working at a startup (for better or for worse).

One of our main projects is a data fusion project for the Haiti disaster: http://www.3dudop.org/haiti. It allows users to upload all of their relief data in one place, and it has the most heavily used relief data repository for relief efforts since 7 days after the earthquake.

We use PostGreSQL, PHP, and Javascript for our web portals, and we have Android and iPhone apps as well. We're looking for anybody with interest -- we can teach you the programming languages.

If you're interested, send me an email at [email protected].

Fedora does!

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Summer_Coding_2010

Remoting is mandatory. The payment rate is fixed at $5000 (or $2500 for half-projects). You decide when you work, who you work with, how much you work, what you work on, what tools you'll be using etc. You decide everything!

I can help with more info if you ask.

Someone put together a Google Docs spreadsheet for this:

http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0ASrV38bNy1TlZHhqNjlmel8xMj...