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Help protect wildlife with technology

Work at EarthRanger—whether directly with Ai2 or through our trusted partners—to build data‑driven solutions that empower conservationists and safeguard ecosystems worldwide.
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Working at EarthRanger

We’re a mission-driven team committed to building technology that helps protect wildlife and the people who protect it. Whether you join us directly through the Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) or through trusted partners like Wildlife Dynamics, Nimble Gravity, GigaIT, you’ll work alongside passionate engineers, designers, data scientists, conservationists, and field specialists from around the world.
Staff Software Engineer
United States
Worldwide
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Takes on some of EarthRanger's hardest engineering problems, designing the scalable systems that let conservation organizations securely share data and act on real-time information from the field.
Senior QA Automation Engineer
Worldwide
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Ensures the conservation technology practitioners rely on in the field works when it matters, building the automated testing that keeps EarthRanger, Ecoscope, and Gundi reliable for high-stakes decisions on the ground.
Senior Software Engineer, Data Integrations
Worldwide
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Connects modern conservation technology directly to practitioners on the ground, building the data integrations that bring GPS collars, camera traps, and drones into EarthRanger to accelerate how conservation gets done.
Technical Project Manager, Ecoscope
Worldwide
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Aligns the teams building Ecoscope, the conservation analytics platform co-developed by EarthRanger and Wildlife Dynamics, turning roadmap priorities into delivery plans that keep analysis tools in practitioners' hands.
Senior Backend Engineer, Ecoscope
Worldwide
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Builds and operates the backend of Ecoscope from its workflow engine and geospatial data pipelines to the APIs and open-source SDK practitioners build on.