GIS Analyst, GISP Required

September 15, 2026

Job Description:

Collect, compile, organize, and analyze spatial and tabular data to assist in developing GIS applications
Update and maintain complex database information using current technologies
Provide GIS data and information to external customers
Publish GIS data, maps, analyses, reports, charts, and graphs in static and online formats
Provide GIS system administration and support online content sharing by integrating GIS and related data
Edit GIS databases and perform geocoding, geoprocessing, data conversion, workflow management, spatial analysis, and quality control
Develop and maintain GIS files and associated spatial and tabular databases
Research and produce spatial layers, analyses, maps, reports, charts, and cartographic displays
Assist with researching and implementing new GIS spatial files
Create documents and presentations conveying planning recommendations, departmental communications, and GIS technical/business information
Work under the general supervision of the GIS Manager
Perform related work as required

Requirements:

GISP required for this role
Bachelor’s degree in environmental studies, Geography, Mathematics, IT, Environmental Planning, GIS Technology, Cartography, Computer Science, or related field required
4+ years of experience working with the Esri software ecosystem (ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Enterprise)
Experience interfacing with clients
Experience in a responsible project management role
Knowledge of cartography standards, drafting principles, and computer design and graphics software
Technical expertise to troubleshoot and resolve complex mapping/GIS issues
Ability to write GIS strategic planning, policies/procedures, and GIS technical documents
Ability to publish GIS data, maps, analysis, reports, charts, and graphs as static and online content
Ability to perform GIS system administration, database editing, geocoding, geoprocessing, data conversion, workflow management, spatial analysis, and quality control
Excellent administrative, organizational, communication, and cartographic skills
Proven problem-solving skills and attention to detail
Ability to present ideas and speak effectively to groups
Eagerness to learn and openness to feedback
Professionalism, positive attitude, flexibility, and strong initiative
Must hold a current GISP certification

Benefits:

Simple IRA Matching
Health insurance
Paid time off
Training & development
Fully remote work

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