The person behind the project
Gerardo Ezequiel Martin Carreno
I am an environmental scientist turned spatial data scientist and full-stack engineer. My work brings together sustainability, urban analytics, location intelligence and design.
Based in London
Science. Place. Useful software.
Why I am building Geospatial Careers
Moving between disciplines shapes how I think about careers. A job title tells only part of the story: the problems you understand, the skills you can demonstrate and the places you care about matter too. I am building a place to connect those things, so your next decision has a clearer starting point.
That includes people who analyse and build, and people who explain, sell, plan, manage and deliver geospatial work. The ambition is practical: understand a direction, find useful evidence, learn through real work and meet people with related interests.
Environmental science
Start with the question and the consequences for people and places.
Spatial data science
Look for geographic patterns, then test what the evidence can support.
Engineering and design
Turn that understanding into tools people can use and question.
Where to start
See what geospatial work pays from official statistics, plan a move with the career roadmaps, or work through the QGIS workshop.