Cartographic Analyst – Maritime GIS Specialist (TS/SCI)

Federated IT; Springfield (VA); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Bridge Defense is seeking a Cartographic Analyst for full-time salaried positions supporting an Intelligence Community partner in Springfield, VA. This role involves Digital Nautical Chart and Electronic Nautical Chart production, conversion, and review within a government/contractor team.

The position requires TS/SCI clearance or willingness to sit for CI Poly. Candidates should have strong GIS experience, proficiency in ArcGIS, and the ability to analyze imagery and non-imagery data for

Qualifications

• High School diploma with 5 years of relevant military or full-time geospatial experience.
• High School diploma with 4 years of experience plus GPC Level I and II certification.
• Relevant bachelor’s degree and 2 years of relevant experience.
• Experience in geography, cartography, and GIS with proficiency in ArcGIS.
• Knowledge of digital cartography, GIS production techniques, and other maritime digital data formats.
• Ability to analyze imagery and non-imagery source data for hydrographic products and databases.
• Adherence to IC analytic tradecraft standards (e.g. ICDS 203, 206, 208…).
• Excellent oral, writing, and coordination skills under pressure.

Responsibilities

• The GIS / Cartographic Analyst - Journeyman will work within a government/contractor team environment providing Digital Nautical Chart and Electronic Nautical Chart Conversion, Production and Review.

Skills

GIS

ArcGIS

Cartography

Geography

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Job description

Bridge Defense is seeking a Cartographic Analyst for full-time salaried positions supporting an Intelligence Community partner in Springfield, VA. This role involves Digital Nautical Chart and Electronic Nautical Chart production, conversion, and review within a government/contractor team.

The position requires TS/SCI clearance or willingness to sit for CI Poly. Candidates should have strong GIS experience, proficiency in ArcGIS, and the ability to analyze imagery and non-imagery data for