DC or remote or what?

Remote is cool, work from NYC or Chicago if you'd prefer an office.

Your data scientist position is in San Antonio?

I totally get why people don't want to be tracked, even on public roads, but the transportation engineering/urban planning part of me feels like the (anonymized) data would be FANTASTIC for transportation agencies who spend time/money on getting similar but less accurate data through surveys.

I considered trying to figure out if people could voluntarily submit their trip/GPS data (also anonymized) to agencies instead of the traditional survey but have little idea how to do that kind of stuff.

i.e. San Francisco != California

Are there certain types of positions where remote is not an option?

Each position should either say "Remote work is a possibility" or just "Mountain View, CA" at the top of the page if you click through from the careers page.

I think he's the guy that created D3, so I'm guessing that's what he used. (Or at least I'm pretty sure...)