Gryd - Parking Inventory and Pricing Research Project

PROJECT DESCRIPTION/DESCRIPTION DU PROJET: Objective: To research public and competitor parking pricing in selected cities. Part 1: The intern(s) will conduct inventory research of parking providers. Results will be collected in region specific maps so that density and availability can be visualized. Applicable pricing rates for monthly, daily and hourly pricing are available on the competitor websites and will also be collected and stored in the map. Colour coding should be used to distinguish the various parking managers. Google My Maps will be used to collect the data. Examples of other cities will be shown to the student. Part 2: Based on the maps created in part one and additional research into high traffic areas on the internet, the intern(s) will create a document outlining the high traffic areas in each city. High demand areas will be determined by density of already available parking, areas with low parking availability but high demand and areas that have event centres, businesses and high traffic. Results can be presented in point form highlighting busy neighbourhoods in each city. Why Gryd? As a fast-growing start-up, we bring an exciting energy to the office (or slack channel) every day. We have a lot to do so you will be making meaningful contributions as soon as you start with us. We are growing rapidly and that means there are a lot of opportunities to grow with us. We have a collaborative, team-first culture where we tackle challenges and celebrate wins together. We have a flexible, fun and casual environment where we focus on results - no micromanaging or stuffy corporate environment here. Plus, you’ll get to spend your days with some pretty great people. KEY PROJECT ACTIVITIES/TÂCHES ASSOCIÉES AU PROJET: Market research on parking demand and pricing in major Canadian cities IDEAL ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES/RÔLES/RESPONSABILITÉS:* Researcher Data analyst FINAL PROJECT DELIVERABLES/LIVRABLES DU PROJET: Parking inventory and pricing map for select cities Report on high-demand areas