Timeplots is looking to expand its talented team of programmers, designers, and researchers. Applicants must be independent self-starters willing to take initiative and hit the ground running; demonstrated teamwork/collaborative skills and the ability to think creatively are a must, as is the desire to grow rapidly in responsibility.

To apply for a job opening listed below, please send a cover letter and resume to: jobs (at) timeplots (dot) com. Include the job title in the subject line. Applicants for research positions must also submit two brief writing samples.

Infographic Designer

Tired of working for clients? Interested in creating your own information art? We’re seeking a graphic designer with interest and experience in data visualization. The graphic designer will collaborate with Timeplots’ team to create niche information graphic products that are revealing, educational, and visually appealing.

Job requirements:
- Significant design experience
- Aptitude for, and strong interest in, data visualization
- Familiarity with the field of data visualization, the work of Edward Tufte, Richard Saul Wurman, etc.
- Strong Adobe Illustrator skills
- Ability to program in Flash, R, and/or other statistical languages
- Comfort with manipulating data and information
- Ability to work independently and within a design team
- Ability to collaborate and take direction when necessary

Helpful, but not required:
- Statistical, database, and/or entrepreneurial background
- Experience creating interactive information graphics

Interested in getting in on the ground floor of this new design start-up? Send a cover letter, resume, and design portfolio to jobs (at) timeplots (dot) com.

Visual Display Programmer

Job Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science, computer programming, or a related field
- Familiarity with R language programming or equivalent as well as interactive languages like Flash
- Strong interest in data visualization

Job Description
The visual display programmer will assist in creating Timeplots and developing visualization tools.

Research Interns

We are looking for research interns to start immediately. The internships are unpaid but may involve potential for advancement. Applicants must be able to commit at least 15 hours per week.

- Must have experience conducting academic research and be familiar with academic sources
- Must be a strong writer and demonstrate proven ability to work independently
- Experience in domestic or international healthcare policy research is strongly preferred
- Experience working in a high-stakes, entrepreneurial environment is a plus

To apply, send your resume, two 1-3 page writing samples, and cover letter detailing why you love research to jobs (at) timeplots (dot) com. Please include “Research Intern” in the subject line.

Sales & Marketing Interns

Sales and marketing interns will develop and execute marketing and communication strategy, conduct outreach to potential retail vendors, represent Timeplots at industry events, and assist in market research projects. The internships are unpaid but may involve potential for advancement. Applicants must be able to commit at least 10 hours per week. Recent graduates and graduate students are encouraged to apply.

- Must be creative, confident, and persuasive
- Must have a strong interest in history and politics/government
- Experience interacting with consumers on a professional basis is preferred

To apply, send your resume and a cover letter including marketing ideas for A Visual History of the Supreme Court to jobs (at) timeplots (dot) com. Please include “Sales & Marketing Intern” in the subject line.

Research Assistant

Job requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in history, political science, government, or a related field
- Excellent writing and editing skills
- Demonstrated experience in academic research and information analysis
- Familiarity with Microsoft Excel
- Consistent ability to work independently

Job description:
The research assistant will be responsible for conducting research and aggregating data to be presented in Timeplots’ data visualizations. The research assistant will be expected to consult all sources in order to find the most relevant and accurate information, including the internet, the Library of Congress, and government agencies, and must be willing to put in a little leg work to track down hard-to-find data.