Arc GIS Developer

PwC; Hyderabad, Bengaluru; Hybrid; INR 900,000 - 1,500,000; Full time

Job summary

PwC Hyderabad is seeking a GIS-focused developer who prefers building and debugging workflows to describing them for others. You will work with geodatabases, ETL tooling, and scripting, applying Esri technologies to translate network issues into GIS or AI-assisted fixes.

You should be curious, comfortable with ambiguity, and quick to pick up new tools, including AI-assisted ones. Prior exposure to utilities is a plus, but genuine curiosity matters more.

Qualifications

• Exposure to geodatabases, ETL tooling (FME or similar), or general scripting.
• Deep Esri experience is a bonus, not required.
• Prior exposure to the electrical utility domain is a real plus.
• Genuine curiosity matters more than a head start.
• Willingness to pick up new tools quickly, including AI-assisted ones.

Responsibilities

• Translate electrical network problems into GIS/AI-assisted fixes.
• Collaborate with teams to implement geospatial solutions.
• Adapt workflows as toolsets evolve and priorities shift.

Skills

Geodatabases

ETL tooling

Scripting

GIS

Esri experience

AI-assisted tooling

Geospatial analysis

Tools

FME

ArcGIS

Job description

A developer's mindset you'd rather write and debug the workflow than describe it for someone else to build.

Some exposure to geodatabases, ETL tooling (FME or similar), or general scripting; deep Esri experience is a bonus,

not a bar to entry.

Prior exposure to the electrical utility domain is a real plus, but not required - genuine curiosity matters more

than a head start.

A growing sense of how a real electrical network problem - a mismatched asset, a broken connectivity trace -

should translate into a GIS or AI-assisted fix; you don't need to arrive with this, but you should want to build it.

An appetite for picking up new tools quickly, including AI-assisted ones, as the toolset evolves.

A good attitude - approachable, collaborative, and comfortable operating with some ambiguity as priorities

evolve.