Top GIS Analyst Jobs

Performs collection, processing, quality assurance, and analysis of LiDAR and aerial imagery data. Troubleshoots geospatial processing workflows, GNSS and IMU equipment, supports data management and archiving strategies, and helps train associates. The role requires GIS knowledge, 3D modeling and visualization understanding, teamwork, problem-solving, travel, and adherence to safety and information security policies.

Collect, process, analyze, and quality-check LiDAR and aerial imagery data. Troubleshoot routine LiDAR processing, GNSS, and IMU issues; develop workflows; support data management, storage, and archiving strategies; and apply GIS concepts involving coordinate systems and projections. The role requires teamwork, independent work, safety and information security compliance, and out-of-town travel with occasional overtime.

Leads enterprise GIS analysis and administration for computer-aided dispatch and public safety systems. Develops, integrates, quality-controls, and maintains geospatial datasets, mapping layers, applications, and web maps. Ensures location validation and vehicle routability, troubleshoots mission-critical systems, supports users and partner agencies, and coordinates projects across jurisdictions and vendors. Provides technical guidance, documentation, and training while addressing complex data and stakeholder requirements.

Manage and improve enterprise pipeline GIS data, workflows, automation, applications, and analytical tools. Support pipeline integrity, engineering, compliance, regulatory reporting, data migrations, and system integrations using ArcGIS, PODS, and SQL technologies. Troubleshoot GIS systems, validate deliverables, recommend geospatial solutions, establish standards, and mentor GIS team members. The role requires extensive midstream pipeline GIS experience and up to 10% travel.

Performs GIS analysis and data management for pipeline surveying and right-of-way activities. Maintains geospatial databases, publishes ArcGIS Online and Enterprise content, creates web maps, apps, dashboards, and Field Maps smart forms, and conducts spatial analysis and geoprocessing. Supports field technicians with GIS software and GPS hardware, improves data quality, collaborates with engineers, develops documentation, and trains stakeholders while following HSE requirements.

Analyze and exploit GEOINT and supplementary data using GIS and advanced data science methods to support intelligence production. Develop approaches for intelligence questions, build geospatial web applications and tools, and collaborate with scientists, engineers, and analysts. The role requires ArcGIS expertise, strong analytical and communication skills, and an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Builds, maintains, and analyzes geospatial data supporting oil and gas leasing, drilling, production, and operations. Creates maps, reports, queries, and spatial analyses; integrates external data; performs geodatabase quality control; troubleshoots GIS requests; and supports cross-functional projects. The role requires strong cartographic, data management, communication, and problem-solving skills, with occasional field visits and a hybrid schedule in Morgantown, West Virginia.

Creates, analyzes, edits, and maintains GIS data supporting fiber and HFC network planning, design, construction, and regulatory map updates. Uses ArcGIS and ArcFM to manage geodatabases, spatial datasets, parcel data, route assets, and network schematics. Conducts map research, interprets technical records, supports GIS projects, develops mapping standards, and responds to internal requests. Collaborates with legal, market expansion, engineering, construction, and design teams while ensuring geospatial data quality and alignment with GIS best practices.

Develops and supports enterprise GIS applications, web maps, dashboards, data models, ETL workflows, REST integrations, and automated geospatial processes. Administers ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Server, and SQL Server geodatabases; performs data analysis, quality assurance, testing, performance tuning, and troubleshooting. Integrates GIS with asset management, permitting, and land management systems. Provides documentation, training, technical guidance, metadata, property research, and emergency operations support while leveraging AI tools for development and automation.

Develops, maintains, analyzes, and quality-controls geospatial datasets, maps, engineering records, cartographic products, and GIS applications. Supports installation planning, construction, facility management, civil engineering, security, fire, and emergency-response activities. Responsibilities include digitizing and archiving data, reviewing quality against federal standards, coordinating CADD/GIS updates, investigating source materials, advising users, providing technical instruction, and preparing project-status reports.

Provides GIS data support, analysis, conversion, migration, map production, technical support, training, and client interaction. Develops GIS project lifecycles, maintains GIS applications, and creates applications using ArcView, web-based tools, and Windows development tools. Supports business development and promotes GIS technology across design offices.

Processes, analyzes, validates, and quality-controls LiDAR, point cloud, aerial imagery, and other geospatial datasets. Produces maps, terrain and surface models, contours, orthomosaics, 3D models, and infrastructure-focused deliverables. Supports GIS data management, utility GIS, spatial analysis, schema development, web maps, field data solutions, and automation using Python and related tools. Collaborates with engineers, surveyors, GIS professionals, and project managers to troubleshoot data issues and improve repeatable geospatial workflows.

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

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.

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

Analyze GIS data and OSP designs to evaluate fiber expansion opportunities. Conduct feasibility studies, cost and financial impact analyses, resolve GIS-project discrepancies, prepare reports, and collaborate with engineering, construction, and business teams to support planning and deployment.

Lead modernization of an enterprise GIS application by migrating an ArcMap AddIn to an ArcGIS Pro AddIn using the ArcGIS Pro SDK for .NET. Convert Model Builder models and geoprocessing scripts to Python toolboxes, maintain enterprise geodatabase connectivity, develop database triggers and stored procedures, create reports, perform code reviews and documentation, and translate land-use planning requirements into application logic. The role is onsite in Towson, Maryland, for an approximately six-month contract with potential extensions.

Support development and maintenance of address point and road centerline datasets. Perform spatial overlays, topology testing, geocoding and geostatistical analyses, QA/QC, ingest workflows, document procedures, communicate results, provide technical support, and occasionally perform field verification and county travel.

Contract GIS-focused business analyst to manage Windows file systems and perform mapping and spatial tasks using Excel, Adobe, and Google Earth. Preferred experience with road plans, researching, and databases. Associate's degree required; bachelors preferred. 12-month role based in Columbia, SC.

Support GIS-driven asset management initiatives through custom application development, geospatial analysis, and data visualization while collaborating with stakeholders.

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.

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.

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 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.