Interoperability for the construction industry.
Most construction projects struggle to manage interoperability, leading to wasted time and money. We work to make these problems a thing of the past.
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Careers
We would love you to come and work with us. If you would like to apply to any of our open positions, email hiring@didimi.com with an attached CV and the title of the job in the email subject. Our current open positions are:
Engineering
A role to become a founding engineer at Didimi. Apply if you like to work with Docker and Kubernetes.
Developer
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- XML Knowledge
- Strong Computer Science Fundementals
- Building APIs
- GraphDBs
Business
A role to become the first manager at Didimi. Apply if you like to manage software projects and get the best out of people.
Project Manager
- Ability and willingness to handle adminsistrative tasks (HMRC, Expenses, filing etc)
- Manange and track process for applying and executing grants
- Project management of software projects
Engineering
A role to become a founding engineer at Didimi. Apply if you like to tackle difficult coding problems and optimise solutions.
Developer
- Python
- Javascript
- File Management and Data Lineage Understanding
- Strong Computer Science Fundementals
- Building APIs
- GraphDBs
Meet our team.
We are a new start up and would like to expand this number of employees.
Kyriakos holds a PhD in computational statistics and aerodynamics, from Imperial College London, where he won the President's scholarship. He has also worked as a consultant for multiple start-ups and organizations. Prior to founding didimi, Kyriakos was working as a Deployment Strategist at Palantir Technologies.
CEO at Didimi
Alex is a ex-Palantir Software Engineer with experience working with Digital Twins for large mechanical systems from his time working at Babcock International. He has a Master in Engineering from Durham University and spends most of his spare time running.
CTO at Didimi
Ioannis is a Professor of Civil and Information Engineering at the University of Cambridge, UK, and the academic lead of the £17M Digital Roads of the Future Programme that birthed Didimi. His work on digital twinning the built environment has been published in over 200 publications, and received over 11k citations, multiple prestigious awards and media attention.
Chief Scientist at Didimi