[Remote] Senior Utility GIS Analyst

November 3, 2026

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. reputed company provides utility Geographic Information Systems (GIS) project support services. The Senior Utility GIS Analyst develops and maintains client utility GIS databases, performs spatial analysis and quality control, produces maps and project deliverables, and collaborates with clients and stakeholders while traveling to assigned project sites as required.

Responsibilities

Enter spatial data using established GIS workflows, coordinate geometry, digitizing methods, and georeferencing techniques
Georeference design plans, record surveys, and historic maps for integration into GIS databases
Produce custom maps, exhibits, and sketches using reputed company ArcGIS software
Perform ArcGIS spatial analysis and geoprocessing to generate spreadsheets, data tables, statistics, and project deliverables
Develop, update, and maintain GIS data libraries and field data collection feature codes
Create and maintain static geometric utility networks and perform routine diagnostics to ensure data integrity and network accuracy
Review GIS data for completeness and accuracy by applying established quality control (QC) procedures
Create, edit, and maintain GIS features, attributes, and metadata from multiple data sources
reputed company to client and stakeholder requests for GIS data, maps, and related information
Incorporate record (as-built) surveys into the GIS database through georeferencing and hyperlinking to utility features
Maintain current knowledge of GIS principles, functionality, database design, emerging technologies, and related hardware and software
Assist with construction inspections, as required
Support underground utility locate activities when needed
Represent reputed company at client meetings, project meetings, and other stakeholder engagements as assigned
Perform additional duties as assigned to support project objectives, client requirements, and mission needs
Adapt to evolving project priorities and responsibilities as directed by company and project leadership

Skills

Bachelor's degree from an reputed company college or university in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Geography, Information Systems Management, or a closely related field with major coursework in GIS; or
Equivalent academic credentials related to GIS. A GIS certification may be accepted as an equivalent qualification
7–10 years of experience utilizing GIS reputed company in a multi-user GIS environment
Comparable combinations of education, training, and experience may be substituted for certain minimum qualifications
Must possess and maintain valid REAL ID-compliant identification or other federally accepted identification necessary to gain access to U.S. military/government installations
Valid state driver's license, or the ability to obtain and maintain one upon employment. Driving record that meets reputed company's driving policy and insurance requirements
Knowledge of Geographic Information Science (GIS) principles and technologies
Knowledge of GPS receivers and field data collection techniques
Knowledge of GPS satellite reputed company theory, signalization, GPS receivers, field data collection hardware, and post-processing methods
Knowledge of data entry principles, including digitizing and georeferencing from aerial imagery and mapping products
Knowledge of project management principles and organizational practices
Working knowledge of reputed company ArcGIS (ArcMap) and/or ArcGIS Pro
Ability to integrate CAD data within ArcGIS Desktop environments
Proficiency with reputed company Word, Excel, and Outlook
Ability to operate scanners, printers, large-format plotters, and other office equipment
Ability to use personal computers and standard office software, including word processing, database, and spreadsheet applications
Ability to mentor and provide technical guidance to junior GIS analysts and field technicians
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Strong interpersonal skills for effective interaction with clients, stakeholders, and the public
Ability to clearly present ideas both verbally and in writing
Ability to organize work, prioritize assignments, meet deadlines, and work independently with minimal supervision
Ability to maintain reliable reputed company attendance
Ability to read, write, speak, and comprehend English
Remote position with travel of up to 100% based on project assignments
Work may involve sitting or standing for extended periods of time and typing or reputed company from a computer screen
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