Geospatial Technician: ArcGIS Pro & Data Quality

The Crown Estate

Greater London

Hybrid

GBP 28,000 - 36,000

Full time

11 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Pension

Performance bonus

Flexible working

Private healthcare

Life and critical illness cover

28 days holiday

Job summary

The Crown Estate in London is seeking a Geospatial Technician to deliver routine GIS tasks, produce maps and update spatial data across our diverse property portfolio. You will work with ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online and related tools to support transactional and asset management activities.

We value accuracy, attention to detail and clear communication within a collaborative GIS team. This role offers training and exposure to a range of datasets and business applications, with a focus on quality

Qualifications

Practical experience of using GIS to capture, update, check and present spatial data.
Ability to create maps and deliver basic spatial analysis and visualisations using GIS software.
Familiarity with the ESRI ArcGIS platform, particularly ArcGIS Pro.
An understanding of spatial data concepts such as coordinate systems, data quality and metadata.
Ability to communicate clearly with colleagues and requestors, including asking appropriate questions and explaining routine GIS outputs.
Strong attention to detail, with an understanding that errors in spatial records or outputs may affect subsequent business decisions and transactions.
Is able to work collaboratively with colleagues and stakeholders, take ownership of work, demonstrate initiative and problem-solving skills and communicate openly and professionally.

Responsibilities

Deliver routine mapping, data-processing and standard geospatial analysis tasks in accordance with established procedures, templates and service standards.
Support the delivery of transactional GIS tasks to support legal transactions and asset management activities, and other clearly defined tasks allocated through the GIS Team Lead.
Undertake proximity checks to identify the spatial implications of proposed new developments on existing assets and external obligations.
Maintain relevant accurate geospatial datasets, ensuring data quality standards are met, and jobs are delivered to customer deadlines.
Produce maps, plans and other spatial outputs in accordance with agreed specifications, templates, quality standards and any requirements provided by the relevant business or Legal teams.
Review and extract relevant spatial information from sources including maps, deeds, plans, coordinates, charts and aerial photography, applying established procedures and escalating unclear, conflicting or complex information.
Complete required quality-control checks before work is issued, correcting errors and escalating uncertainties or exceptions.
Maintain accurate casework records, file structures, task status and supporting information.
Communicate clearly and professionally with colleagues, external partners and internal stakeholders to obtain information, clarify requests and support timely completion of allocated work.
Provide practical feedback on recurring issues, inefficiencies and opportunities to improve documented processes, templates or guidance to generally improve GIS service delivery.
Organise allocated work on a daily basis, following agreed priorities and escalating capacity, quality or deadline risks promptly to the GIS Team Lead.
Monitor and support the administration of the GIS request intake process when required, logging and routing requests in accordance with agreed procedures.
Undertake other defined operational GIS activities appropriate to the Technician role.