Lead GIS Developer Wanted - Dudek Lead GIS Developer (Web/Mobile) Location: Encinitas, CA General Description: We are seeking an experienced senior level GIS Developer to join our progressive and expanding GIS & Technology Team. Must possess a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in geography, information systems, computer science or related field. Our successful candidate will have 5+ years of experience developing IT/GIS web, desktop and mobile applications. The candidate will be highly motivated and a self-starter who has demonstrated successful experience architecting, implementing and supporting enterprise mapping solutions. The candidate should have excellent written and oral communication skills, and should be team-oriented, self-motivated and detail-oriented. Primary Responsibilities:
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For consideration of this role please submit resume: E-mail: LISA LUBELEY, GISP, TECHNOLOGY GROUP LEAD [email protected] Dudek is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer WWW.DUDEK.COM GIS Analyst - Project Level http://www.hartcrowser.com/current-openings.html Position Description We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced GIS Analyst in our Seattle office to support the firm’s natural resources, environmental and engineering consulting services. This individual will be responsible for leading the continuing development, integration and implementation of the firm’s GIS technologies. This individual’s daily activities will require one to “roll up their sleeves” and be actively involved with a variety of tasks, including data collection, development and maintenance of spatial databases, modeling and production of maps. We are seeking an individual with a BA/BS in Geography or GIS, or advanced training in GIS, and 5+ years of progressive GIS work experience, preferably within a professional services firm. The successful candidate will possess:
Responsibilities of this role will require a self-starter with excellent interpersonal and communications skills, and the ability to identify and implement processes for greater efficiency. The ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline oriented environment is critical. Duties may provide opportunities for field work. Natural Resource Specialist 3 Forest Inventory Specialist OPEN UNTIL FILLED. First reviewed January 29, 2014. POSITION PROFILE:
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WHO MAY APPLYThis recruitment is open to anyone who meets the required qualifications for this position. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND HOW TO APPLY, CLICK HERE OR GO TO: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/dnr/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=794504 Questions? Please contact Peter Gould at (360) 902-1369 or e-mail us at [email protected]. Washington State Department of Natural Resources announces an opening for: Information Technology Specialist 4 GIS Analyst/Developer Recruitment # 2013-01-6883-00409 SALARY RANGE: $4,542 – $5,958 per month TYPE OF POSITION: Permanent, Full-time LOCATION: Olympia, Washington OPEN UNTIL FILLED; FIRST REVIEW JANUARY 30, 2014 We are seeking an energetic and innovative GIS Analyst/Developer to join our team in the WA DNR State Uplands GIS Program. This position provides senior-level consultation, analysis, design, and development of system applications, geodatabases, and map services for mission-critical State Trust forest management programs. Responsibilities include: • Designing and creating specialized scripts, methodologies and procedures to analyze, implement, and automate GIS processes involving raster, vector, and tabular datasets. • Supporting the conversion of legacy GIS applications to modern supported platforms. • Managing GIS projects, gathering and refining system requirements from customers; performing data/process analysis and writing technical specifications. • Evaluating new procedures and technologies for integration into business workflows. • Providing customer support, consultation, and data stewardship services. This position provides services to decision makers involved in the management of over 3 million acres of State Trust lands and across many programs (e.g. silviculture, timber sale, sustainable harvest and forest land planning). REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: • A bachelor’s degree in Geography, Forestry, Engineering, Computer Science or similar degree, with a focus on GIS. • At least 4 years of demonstrated experience in GIS consultation, analysis, design, programming, and technical support. • At least 2 years demonstrated experience in ESRI ArcGIS programming (Python, VB, C#, Java, Flex, Silverlight, etc.). • At least 2 years demonstrated experience in GIS environmental modeling and analysis using vector and raster datasets. • Demonstrated experience in supporting, developing, and/or managing web-based GIS technologies. • Demonstrated experience designing and creating compelling data summaries, reports, and visualizations. • Demonstrated experience managing GIS projects, gathering requirements, and writing technical documentation. • Excellent analytical, problem solving, communication (verbal and writing), and customer service skills. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND HOW TO APPLY, CLICK HERE. OR GO TO: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/dnr/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=793280 QUESTIONS? If you have any questions about this position, please contact Chris Snyder at [email protected] or e-mail us at [email protected]. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC AWARD IN MAPPING Undergraduate students and masters-degree candidates are invited to apply for the 2014 National Geographic Award in Mapping. This award recognizes student achievement in the art, science, and technology of mapping and seeks to encourage student research. The first place award consists of a cash prize of $900 (U.S.) and the second place award is $300 (U.S.). Winners and honorable mentions also will receive National Geographic atlases or other map products. This award is administered through the Association of American Geographers (AAG) Cartography Specialty Group (CSG). Judging will be completed by representatives from National Geographic and will be based on the technical, aesthetic, and overall quality of the submission. The award winners will be announced at the CSG business meeting at the 2014 AAG Annual Meeting in Tampa, FL. Applying students do not need to be members of the AAG. HOW TO APPLY: Following the strong tradition of production cartography at the National Geographic Society, submission must be in the form of a static map in a vector (e.g., pdf) or raster (e.g., jpg, tiff) format. While group work is eligible for submission, the maximum numbers of students working on a single team is three. Entries must be completed as part of the student's curriculum (i.e., not for a job, including freelance work); the student's cartography instructor must confirm that the work was completed for university credit by completing and scanning the online form. Please include the following in your application package: (1) your map, or a link for downloading your map (latter preferred); (2) a cover page that includes your name, institutional affiliation, degree program (e.g. M.S.), address, phone number, email, and cartography/GIS instructor's name; (3) a one page statement that provides some context of the submission (e.g., its purpose, how it may be used, how it was created, its limitations, etc.) along with a paragraph on how this award will help you with your educational plans; and (4) the completed form signed by your cartography instructor. Please apply by sending all materials digitally to Robert Roth ([email protected]). Submissions must be received by March 1st, 2014. For additional details, please visit:http://www.natgeomaps.com/mapawards Great Smoky Mountains National Park 2014 Internship GIS Intern 4 Position 12 weeks $125 per week + dorm housing included DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES: GIS interns needed beginning June 2014 and lasting for 12 weeks for assistance with GIS data creation data management, and technology transfer. Duties will include using ArcGIS Desktop software and Trimble GPS Equipment to create and manage new GIS data layers; Coordinating with park staff to organize existing spatial data and create and document procedures for updating geo- spatial datasets; Use of GIS to support GIS and database development in the following areas: Wildlife Management, Cultural Resources, Fisheries and Water Quality, Inventory and Monitoring, Climate, Remote Sensing; Developing base-mapping programs for the continued collection and analysis of monitoring data. Must be able to hike in mountainous terrain in hot humid or inclement weather conditions carrying a daypack or backpack and other field equipment. Good fitting hiking boots and rainwear are important personal items to have prior to arrival. Stinging insects, poison ivy, slippery footing, and venomous snakes are known field hazards. Work schedule is 4/ten hour days 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM, M-T SKILLS NEEDED: Some education or experience in geographic information systems (GIS), computer cartography a must, specifically experience using ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap/ArcCatalog). Experience with geodatabase formats is a plus, as is understanding of geodatabase tables. Applicant should have the ability to write and follow detailed technical information documents and be self-motivated and flexible. Valid state vehicle operator’s license desired. Documentation Required: Access to government computers requires the following: ability to pass Federal Computer Security Background Investigation; must be able and willing to complete background check application and return via registered mail; must provide own transportation and expense for purpose of obtaining a DOI Employee Identification Card. HOW TO APPLY: Application materials must be received by February 15th, 2014. Send resume, 3 references, and copy of transcripts to: Thomas Colson, GIS Program Manager Great Smoky Mountains National Park 1316 Cherokee Orchard Road Gatlinburg, TN 37738 [email protected] GIS/Field Technician GLOBE Intern for The Nature Conservancy in Pukalani, HI ABOUT US The Nature Conservancy is the leading conservation organization working to make a positive impact around the world in more than 30 countries, all 50 United States, and your backyard. Founded in 1951, the mission of The Nature Conservancy is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. Visit www.nature.org/aboutus to learn more. Through the GLOBE (Growing Leaders on Behalf of the Environment) internship program, The Nature Conservancy hires students and recent college graduates to fill paid internship positions during a 10-week summer internship. This is a unique opportunity for students and recent graduates to bridge the gap between what is learned in the classroom and on-the-ground work in the world of conservation. Additionally, the GLOBE program provides interns with the chance to directly work toward a sustainable future for our planet on the side of the Conservancy, the worlds largest environmental organization. The Nature Conservancy offers GLOBE internships in the following areas: Conservation/Environmental Studies, Science, Information Technology (Computer Science), Marketing/Business, Marketing (Photo editing/Production Assistant), Communications, MBA Finance, Policy, Government Relations, Audit, and Philanthropy. TNC ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS The GIS/Field Technician Globe Intern will assist the GIS Specialist and must be able to navigate using a GPS, download, post-process and edit GIS files. The GIS/Field Technician Globe Intern will use ESRI ArcGIS 10 and be familiar with data entry into a geo-database, making maps and reports and imagery analysis. The GIS/Field Technician Globe Intern position requires an enthusiastic, motivated, action-oriented person with experience in natural resources management field operations in potentially hazardous conditions. These operations include surveying, mapping, monitoring and controlling alien species and their impacts to native forests. The GIS/Field Technician Globe Intern must be willing to camp in remote mountainous areas and operate in extremely rugged terrain and adverse weather conditions. Work environment involves exposure to job hazards where there is a high possibility of injury as well as helicopter operations so a commitment to safety is essential. Other activities include vehicle, equipment and facilities maintenance and outreach. BASIC QUALIFICATIONS * Student or recent graduate that studied or is studying biology, environmental studies and or computer science, GIS or a related field. * Knowledge of or ability to learn Hawaiian biota, Hawaiian conservation biology, native and alien plant and animal identification skills. * Experience with weed and ungulate control techniques. * Experience with field and helicopter operations. * Experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS), field mapping techniques and monitoring & compiling data **PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:** * Working knowledge of Hawaiian biota, Hawaiian conservation biology, native Hawaiian and alien plant and animal identification skills. * Experience using Windows-based personal computers and ability to use various software programs including Word, Excel, Access, or other compatible software. * Experience with Global Positioning Systems (GPS), Geographic Information Systems (GIS)(ESRI ArcGIS), and field mapping techniques. * Experience with ungulate and weed control techniques used in Hawaii. * Experience building and maintaining game fences in rough, uneven terrain. * Experience with map reading and orienteering. Must be able to navigate extremely rugged terrain using maps, compass, and GPS. * Ability to safely use and maintain tools and equipment, including power and construction tools. * Ability to obtain related licenses or certifications such as Wilderness First Aid/CPR, helicopter safety and sling load training, Hawaii State hunting license, rappelling, and Restricted Use Pesticide Applicator license. * Possession of a current and valid drivers license. * Ability to perform physical work, sometimes under adverse conditions or in inclement weather. ADDITIONAL JOB INFORMATION * This is a full-time, temporary internship position with a position term of June 1, 2014 - August 8, 2014. **AUTO SAFETY POLICY** This position requires a valid driver's license and compliance with the Conservancy's Auto Safety Program. Employees may not drive Conservancy-owned/leased vehicles, rental cars, or personal vehicles on behalf of the Conservancy if considered "high risk drivers. " Please see further details in the Auto Safety Program document available at www. nature. org/careers. Employment in this position will be contingent upon completion of a Vehicle Use Agreement, which may include a review of the prospective employee's motor vehicle record. **WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL EFFORT** * Ability to perform physical work, camp and work in remote rugged areas, sometimes under adverse weather conditions or in inclement weather for up to a week at a time. * Willingness and ability to hike up to 12 miles over steep rugged terrain, carrying 60lb packs. * Work requires extreme physical exertion and/or physical strain to the point of physical fatigue. * Work environment involves exposure to job hazards where there is a high possibility of injury. BENEFITS-SHORT TERM POSITIONS The Nature Conservancy offers competitive compensation, 401k or savings-plan matching for eligible employees, excellent benefits, flexible work policies and a collaborative work environment. We also provide professional development opportunities and promote from within. As a result, you will find a culture that supports and inspires conservation achievement and personal development, both within the workplace and beyond. TNC SALARY INFORMATION * $12. 00/hour for undergraduate students; $14. 00/hour for graduate students and above http://www.nature.org/about-us/diversity/globe/index.htm Smith College invites applications for a 12-month post-baccalaureate fellowship, with possibility for an additional year, in the Spatial Analysis Lab (part of the Environmental Science and Policy Program). We seek candidates who are enthusiastic about applying map visualization, spatial analysis, and spatial data collection techniques across the curriculum. Organization: Smith College Title: Post-Baccalaureate Spatial Analysis Fellow Location: Northampton, MA Application Deadline: 2014-02-15 PRIMARY FUNCTION(S): - Provide research, technical, and administrative support for the broad range of programs and activities undertaken by the Smith College Spatial Analysis Lab (SAL). - Support activities include: developing curricular materials for classes and workshops using GIS and GPS technology, and working with faculty and students to assist with geospatial research methods in campus scholarship. Additional responsibilities include documenting, maintaining, and acquiring spatial data, maintaining lab equipment and associated software. DETAILS: The position is only open to recent graduates; the Fellow must hold a B.S. or a B.A. by June 2014, and have graduated no earlier than 2012. Please make note of the following important dates and application requirements: Applications due: February 15, 2014 Additional information and important application details are available at our How to Apply page: http://www.science.smith.edu/sal/wordpress/how-to-apply/ The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is looking for a GIS Analyst to assist in migrating monitoring station locations onto the NHD. The position is a 9 month limited duration which means the employee will receive full benefits during the job period. NATURAL RESOURCE SPECIALIST 1 (Limited Duration) GIS Analyst Portland, OR This announcement DEQ13-0388AP will close at 11:59 p.m. on January 23, 2014. Details on this recruitment and instructions for applying may be found by clicking here Please contact Eugene Foster @ 503-229-5325 with questions regarding this position April 16th & 17th, 2014 – Portland State University Call for Presentations! Please submit an abstract (approx 150 words) by February 15, 2014 using this Google form. If you have any questions about the form or submission requirements, please contact our program chair, Richard L’Esperance:mailto:[email protected]. Abstracts submitted after this date are welcome, but those submitted by the deadline will be given first consideration in the program. Please include your name, title, company/agency, and email address. Abstracts should be approximately 150 words in length and include up to 4 keywords. Presenters receive a 50% discount on the registration fee of $195 View last year’s program here. Any questions about the conference please contact Keith Massie at: mailto://[email protected] |
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