Geospatial IT Analyst — ArcGIS & Mapping Specialist

AustinTexas; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

City of Austin Parks and Recreation (APR) is seeking an IT Geospatial Analyst to create, maintain, display, and update a comprehensive geospatial information system for parkland and related assets. The role requires producing data sets, maps, and reports while supporting data management, governance, and security initiatives.

Ideal candidates will have experience with ESRI ArcGIS, ArcMap, and workflows, plus the ability to collaborate with IT, vendor, and user communities to implement geospatial

Qualifications

• Two years of education from an accredited college or university in a field related to the job.
• Experience may substitute for education up to two years.

Responsibilities

• Creates, maintains, displays, and updates a comprehensive geospatial information system.
• Produces and analyzes data sets, cartographic layouts, and reports per specifications.
• Assists in design and implementation of data management activities and privileges.
• Involves programming activities for geospatial applications including testing and documentation.
• Interprets source records and documents; analyzes business processes and makes recommendations.
• Responds to information requests from internal and external customers.
• Supports IT policies, governance, standards, and security; assists with software upgrades.

Skills

Geospatial concepts

Data interpretation

Communication

Collaboration

Problem solving

Education

Associate degree or equivalent

Tools

ArcGIS

ArcMap

Esri Workflow Manager

Job description

City of Austin Parks and Recreation (APR) is seeking an IT Geospatial Analyst to create, maintain, display, and update a comprehensive geospatial information system for parkland and related assets. The role requires producing data sets, maps, and reports while supporting data management, governance, and security initiatives.

Ideal candidates will have experience with ESRI ArcGIS, ArcMap, and workflows, plus the ability to collaborate with IT, vendor, and user communities to implement geospatial