Several years ago I treated Lokku as the coolest place to work in London according to my criterias. It was the only one map-obsessed, small, open-source friendly, no-bullshit startup in a nice location. Unfortunately I was a Java guy and they were looking for Perl people.
I believe you cannot underestimate the impact it makes on London geo scene. Without Lokku, London will be a rather dull place from geospatial perspective.
If I were in the Uni now (I graduated in Hungary), I would definitely apply.
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Several years ago I treated Lokku as the coolest place to work in London according to my criterias. It was the only one map-obsessed, small, open-source friendly, no-bullshit startup in a nice location. Unfortunately I was a Java guy and they were looking for Perl people.
I believe you cannot underestimate the impact it makes on London geo scene. Without Lokku, London will be a rather dull place from geospatial perspective.
If I were in the Uni now (I graduated in Hungary), I would definitely apply.
The language shouldn't matter for a good developer. From their web page: "Many of our past interns have been new to Perl."
I wasn't an intern and I wanted to go towards Java/Hadoop. Which was not required at Lokku at that time.