Summary
Rob Marjot is a seasoned Geo-Information Engineer and full-stack developer with over a decade of experience building GIS web, mobile and desktop platforms that integrate manual workflows with automated processing. He architects and implements robust spatio-temporal infrastructures—front-ends in OpenLayers/Vue/D3 and back-ends in .NET/C#, Python and PostGIS—delivering production systems for agriculture, civil engineering, archaeology and satellite-data portals. As lead developer on projects like CropMonitor and the National Satellite Data Portal he focuses on synchronising parallel processing steps and time-series analysis to support operational decision-making. A pragmatic advocate of open source and standards, Rob blends deep domain knowledge (surveying, hydrography, remote sensing) with hands-on ETL and cloud/container deployment experience. Based in North Holland, he combines long-term freelance collaboration with NEO B.V. and international project work, and often designs solutions that let non-GIS specialists access complex geospatial insights.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Msc, Geographical Information Science, Msc, Geographical Information Science at Universiteit Utrecht
Bsc, Human Geography, Bsc, Human Geography at Utrecht University
Bsc, Electrical Engineering / Computer Science, Bsc, Electrical Engineering / Computer Science at Hogeschool van Utrecht
English, German, French, Indonesian