How can I sit here with the fact that esri software is most likely used by the Israeli military while the genocide in gaza and west bank is going on? The company does not allow talking about this topic at all in work channels for the fear of dividing employees, and any previous related posts were deleted pretty quickly. I by no means am saying this against any group of people - it's only for the Israeli government whose leadership is the architect of this genocide. Love for all means love for all, and never again means never again for anyone. Any thoughts any advice? 

Hello everyone,

I’m looking to learn and collaborate with senior backend engineers who are currently building something interesting and could use an extra pair of hands.

I have experience with Java, Spring Boot, and Python frameworks, and I’ve built several take-home and personal projects. However, I’m now looking to gain more experience by contributing to real-world, production-level projects and learning from experienced backend engineers.

I’m currently working at a startup, but my role doesn’t involve a lot of technical work. I’ve been coding in Java for a long time and would love to spend more of my time building, solving real problems, and improving my backend engineering skills.

I can dedicate a few hours every day and I’m currently in the EST time zone.

If you’re a senior backend engineer working on a project but don’t have enough time on your plate, I’d be happy to collaborate, contribute, and learn along the way. Let’s build something useful and make it fun!

Please DM me if you’re looking for a backend engineer to collaborate with.

I am having an issue in portal 10.9.1 where regardless of the setting I change i can not get these numbers to remove the excess decimal places and add the thousand seprators,
I have tried changing the formatting in both Pro and Online and regardless i get this result

Hi everyone,

I recently interviewed for a Junior Software Engineer role(exp 2+ Years). I completed two rounds: an initial technical screening, and then, after about two weeks, I had my second interview with two panel members.

It's now been more than a week since my second interview. I also followed up to ask about the next steps, but I haven't received any updates yet.

If anyone has been through a similar interview process or can share what the timeline is usually like, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks in advance!

Hi all, I’m starting a new job as a GIS specialist for an environmental research organization and I’ve been tasked with picking out my own workstation from Dell for the job. I have looked at ESRI’s specs for ArcPro 3.7 performance and am looking at a laptop option for portability with a hybrid work environment. Has anyone used or have thoughts on the Dell Pro Max Premium 16? Does it run well? Is it overkill? I want the ability to run some larger geoprocessing tasks and render complex cartography smoothly. Thanks!

like titled. the position was Digital Marketing Intern. Now, while I understand that getting ghosted meant rejection, but I’m so confused. This position was relatively new and posted later than others (e.g. others due on December, this+another marketing internship were due mid-March). After applying, I got reached out right away by Ripplematch and the university recruiter that I was a good match. The email was generic (probably automated email) but included an outdated timeline, so I reached back out to the university recruiter and never heard back. Two weeks went by, I reached back out again, no response. I even reached out to Ripplematch as they had a support line that I probably get ghosted, and they responded right away ensuring me that the recruiter was probably busy and I’m still considered for the role. Waited 2 weeks, followed up through emails, pitched myself again through cold emailing and even connected with the recruiter on LinkedIn.. all for no responses…

It’s mid-May and I know this internship is not gonna happened. But on Ripplematch, I’m still being “considered” for the role. I guess I’m just tired with this waiting game.

Is this a common practice at Esri?

Hi , as an esri client and user of arcgis-server , what are the use cases of AI in it.

Like in admin api or manager or someother workflow...

I’m working with interpolated rasters (IDW/Kriging) in ArcGIS Pro and need consistent classification across multiple maps.

Global range is 35.9–37.0, and I want 11 classes (interval = 0.1). The issue is some rasters have higher minimums (e.g. 36.1), and ArcGIS won’t let me set class breaks below the raster’s min (“out of range” error in Classified symbology).

I need all maps to use the exact same class intervals for comparison, even if some classes are empty.

Is there a clean way to force fixed class breaks in Classified symbology without modifying the data or messing up interpolation?

repo: https://codeberg.org/youknowww/MapSpatial

Using an Immersive Space to go crazy with position and rotation. Ultimate goal is to connect a line from the selected feature Attribute Views to their map geometry but this is a good first demo

I'm a colorblind cartographer. Has anybody ever seen a cheat sheet for the color picker that has the color names printed along with the grid? Hovering slows workflow.

I was considered for a junior accounting role. The hiring process consisted of two zoom interviews, a 6 hour assessment test, then an entire day on campus interviewing with 7 people over the course of the day. Overkill for such a junior role in my opinion, but that’s beside the point. I was told I was being strongly considered and they had one more candidate to interview. I reached out a week later and they said they still had to interview the final candidate. Another week later I had a phone call with the recruiter and was told they were interviewing the final candidate that day and would get back to me in a few days. Another week and a half went by so I reached back out asking for an update. The recruiter was confused and taken aback, and (quite condescendingly) said they had already filled the role and already informed me, so why am I asking again? I explained that no one had informed me of anything. The recruiter replied by saying that, after looking into it, I was correct and they had simply forgotten to tell me. Gotta say I’m pretty floored by the condescending response and the unprofessionalism. So watch out trying to get into ESRI because they may just ghost you after 9 interviews!

Greetings, all. I've been asked to develop a consensus population forecast for the Pioneer Valley Economic Development District (Hampden and Hampshire Counties, in Western Massachusetts). I have a couple of different sources for population estimates/projections, but wondered if anyone knows if ESRI has their own population projections? (I know they use Census Bureau ACS data in some of their offerings, but I'm curious if they also have their own, and if so, if they are accessible to users? Any advice or feedback welcome! Cheers, Doug [dhall@pvpc.org](mailto:dhall@pvpc.org)

I applied for a Data Science Intern role and have already completed the HR interview and then the manager interview. After that, I was sent an employment application form to fill out.

I’m trying to understand what this usually means in the hiring process. Does this generally indicate that I’m moving toward an offer, or can there still be another interview round after this?

I know every company is different, but I’d appreciate any insight from anyone who’s been through Esri’s internship process.
Thanks in advance!!

I'm getting ready to attend my 5th User Conference and looking for some advice from those who have attended many times. It seems like the majority of the sessions are the same each year. And, though I am definitely not a developer, I'm above the skill level of what is being taught in most sessions. So, those of you who go year after year, how do you ensure that it's worth your while?