Top GIS Analyst Jobs

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.

The DLP Analyst will monitor and investigate data leakage incidents, enforce DLP policies, and oversee incident responses in the bank's security operations center.

Coordinate with stakeholders for access matrix updates, manage application onboarding, perform access reviews, and maintain security compliance, while communicating with internal teams and vendors.

Process and analyze LiDAR datasets and GIS data; learn and use new geospatial software tools; ensure data quality and meet deadlines; communicate with team; complete training provided with potential for full- or part-time placement.

Support, maintain, troubleshoot, and enhance PECO's GIS applications (Intergraph G/Technology) in a Citrix environment. Respond to support calls, verify apps, restart services, gather requirements, code enhancements, create features/symbols/legends/placement routines/custom commands, and develop/support interfaces. Work with Oracle, PL/SQL, .NET and other development tools; ESRI/GE experience is a plus.

Analyze, design, develop, test, install, and maintain application software and databases. Provide production support, troubleshoot issues, evaluate products, create project documentation, manage projects, and deliver user training. Interact with users, vendors, and contractors to select and implement solutions.

Support development and maintenance of the Citys work order/asset management GIS using ArcGIS Server/Online. Perform geodatabase editing, data conversion, complex spatial analyses, Python scripting/ModelBuilder, web service deployment (SOAP/REST), and application development with C#/.NET, HTML, and JavaScript. Collaborate with city divisions to define workflows and provide training.

The GIS Specialist/Analyst will resolve GIS data discrepancies, improve processes, and ensure quality deliverables while collaborating with operators and mapping teams.

Provide GIS support, data integration, and user assistance. Gather and convert data into ArcGIS databases. Support GIS projects and prepare reports for regulatory agencies.

Create and maintain maps, map services, and enterprise GIS data; gather, compile, analyze, and integrate spatial data; perform digitization and coordinate input; prepare metadata and documentation; operate GIS hardware and printers; present spatial analyses and respond to user data needs.

The GIS Analyst will manage GSND Sandbox databases, support data ingestion processes, and develop ETL solutions with a focus on SQL and Linux systems.

The GIS Intern Analyst will analyze business operations, provide technical solutions, and assist the IT organization in enhancing business processes with limited supervision.

The GIS Marketing Analyst will conduct market research, analyze data, and utilize GIS with marketing strategies for public and private sectors.