On my way to the Global #DPISummit in #CapeTown 馃嚳馃嚘 to talk about the benefits of government website standardization, #OpenSource, #FOSS, and #TYPO3. @typo3 #DPI #DPG
@Gina we've been using GitLab community edition internally at the City of #CapeTown for about 7 years, and it's worked well for us, without any of the paid for features.
I think a big question is how much of the project management stuff is core vs *nice to have* - do you need just git + a code review platform, vs git + code reviews + an internal Jira, too?
I've been fairly surprised how effective/under developed the idea of issue management has been in our context, so GL has worked for that
Alan Zimmerman
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I'm going to do some longer post on our new #data jobs at the City of #CapeTown over the next day or two. I would greatly appreciate it if you could read, and share with anyone that you think has the right stuff! And also just boost for general reach.
Something that we really prioritise, other than having really good data problems to work on, is great team culture. We value open discussion and debate, but also mutual respect and compassion for each other.
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First up, Head: Data Science
As Data Science at the City of #CapeTown, our USP is that we have no shortage of really interesting, challenging problems across many domains. We work in cross functional teams, and as a Head, you would be leading these teams. You would also look after the people management of our data scientists and analysts.
We're really keen to mature our #MLOps capability, so production ML/AI experience a big plus!
Apply at www.capetown.gov.za/careers
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I'm going to do some longer post on our new #data jobs at the City of #CapeTown over the next day or two. I would greatly appreciate it if you could read, and share with anyone that you think has the right stuff! And also just boost for general reach.
Something that we really prioritise, other than having really good data problems to work on, is great team culture. We value open discussion and debate, but also mutual respect and compassion for each other.
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