Top GIS Analyst Jobs

Provide GIS data support and analysis, perform data conversion/migration and map production, develop and maintain GIS applications (ArcView/ESRI), interact with clients, deliver GIS project lifecycle from requirements to implementation, and promote GIS technology.

Support renewable energy projects by maintaining geospatial datasets, creating maps/dashboards, performing basic GIS analyses, ensuring data quality, and collaborating with development, engineering, and permitting teams to improve GIS workflows and deliver clear spatial insights.

Perform spatial analysis, produce maps and analytical products, manage geodatabases, build interactive web maps and dashboards using ArcGIS Online, incorporate field and as-built data, maintain GIS layers for utilities, and follow QA/QC processes to support infrastructure planning and regulatory reporting.

Lead design and implementation of Python-based geospatial data pipelines and ArcGIS solutions; manage enterprise spatial databases; deliver production-quality code with Git; perform QA and debugging; present to clients; translate requirements; act as technical lead and mentor junior analysts.

Support, maintain, and expand the city's GIS: manage geospatial data, develop GIS applications, perform advanced spatial analysis, and provide cross-departmental GIS support and technical troubleshooting.

Provide GIS support to the 96th Test Wing and Army 7th Special Forces Group: collect, edit, store, and manage geospatial data; support range environmental programs (SRP, ITAM, RTLA, LRAM, EA, TRI); recommend and maintain hardware/software, develop applications, analyze remotely sensed imagery, and produce reports to support mission planning and situational awareness.

Provide GIS support and analysis for timberland resource data: update spatial and descriptive information, produce maps, perform QC, support silvicultural and harvest planning, deploy GIS tools and workflows, assist property appraisals and business development, and collaborate with operational foresters to improve data quality and reporting.

Support GIS tasks for energy, utility, infrastructure, and environmental projects by managing and validating geospatial datasets, producing maps and interactive web GIS deliverables, performing spatial analyses, configuring Esri field tools, integrating GIS/CAD data, troubleshooting GIS/GPS tools, and supporting workflow improvements using Microsoft 365 and Power Platform.

Collect, convert, and analyze geospatial data; create maps and visualizations; maintain spatial databases and metadata; support GIS data management, quality control, and workflow improvements while collaborating with project teams and receiving mentorship from senior GIS staff.

Support review of source inventories and cross-reference authoritative port/waterway datasets; design and implement geodatabases and attribute schemas; produce and validate polygons, run topology checks, develop metadata and source lineage, document discrepancies, and support QA and incremental production deliveries.

Manage and support enterprise GIS projects, interface with departments on system requirements, analyze system changes and develop complex programs for geospatial data.

The GIS Analyst will support training and education for military audiences, analyzing operational environments, developing intelligence products, and enhancing decision-making processes.

Perform geospatial data processing, QA/QC, analysis, digitizing and georeferencing; create maps and web cartography; translate customer requirements into workflows; document processes and support project data management.

The GIS Analyst utilizes GIS techniques for data extraction, analysis, and map production, assisting in highway map revisions and quality control tasks.

The GIS Analyst will perform data extraction, research local road changes, update departmental maps and databases, and prepare documentation with minimal supervision.

The GIS Analyst will use GIS techniques for data extraction and analysis, produce maps, and assist in spatial data quality control. Requires experience in GIS and related software.

The GIS Analyst will develop CRM solutions, manage projects, analyze business needs, and create technical solutions. Responsibilities include automating invoice generation, data transfer, and report creation, along with improving database organization and function.

Perform advanced GIS analysis, design, development, customization, installation and training of CAD/GIS/database applications. Support route surveys, route development, and geo-code time points, stops, routes and patterns to ensure geospatial data flows from scheduling to AVL systems. Manage basemap acquisition, enforce enterprise geospatial data standards, produce ADA in-vehicle announcements, and coordinate deployment/integration of spatial applications. Provide occasional project leadership and represent the authority on GIS issues.

The GIS Analyst collects and integrates data, performs spatial analysis, prepares GIS cartographic products, and manages project requests while adhering to compliance requirements.

Provide GIS data management, cartographic production, and automation support for wind, solar, storage, and hydrogen projects. Develop and standardize web maps, exhibits, metadata, and ArcGIS Enterprise content; create automations, coordinate data consolidation and governance, and deliver user training and technical support.

Provide GIS data management, cartographic support, and web map/dashboard production for wind, solar, storage, and hydrogen projects. Standardize datasets, apply metadata and symbology, create exhibits and templates, automate parcel and exhibit generation, develop a nationwide GIS Data Atlas, and deliver training and governance for ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Pro workflows.

The GIS Analyst will communicate effectively, solve problems, analyze processes for efficiency, and train staff in API techniques, utilizing GIS software and database management.

The Lead GIS Analyst will manage GIS operations, create and analyze spatial databases, publish web maps, and oversee various GIS projects.

The GIS Analyst leads GIS solution development, analyzes database issues, manages reporting, and supports decision-makers with geospatial data management. Duties include mentoring staff, using GIS software, and creating maps and workflows using SQL and Python.

Maintain and improve GIS datasets and tools supporting oil and gas infrastructure across Permian Basin assets. Build, audit, and standardize geospatial layers; produce maps; ensure regulatory compliance (TX811/NM811, PHMSA/DOT); integrate with enterprise systems; support spatial analysis, dashboards, and operational visualizations for facilities, routing, and environmental tracking.